ME in Electrical Power Engineering

Short Description

A two-year, four-semester engineering master’s program focused on power systems, machinery, protection, drives, transmission, and renewable energy technologies.

Description

Designed to develop advanced competence in electrical power engineering. Includes coursework, research components, and an admission test. Originated through NTNU–NORAD collaboration. Limited annual intake with scholarship and sponsored categories.

Curricular Structure

Features

• Internationally recognized program (established with NTNU/NORAD)
• Diverse alumni from multiple countries
• Small intake with scholarship seats
• Coursework-based master’s

Fee

NPR 475,000 (tentative).

Admission Process

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent (≥50% or CGPA 2.0)
• Written exam: subjective (50 marks) + objective (20 marks)
• Interview: 30 marks
• Minimum combined score: 50
• Seat categories: scholarship, sponsored, general; one female-reserved seat

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