Driven by environmental concerns, tech advancements, government policies and more, Electric Vehicles or EVs are revolutionizing transportation globally. Over the past decade, Electric Vehicles have entered the mainstream with rising sales, improved performance including range/charging and impact on industries while creating new employment and investment opportunities. The Indian Government, in a NITI Aayog report, aims to achieve 30% EV penetration by the end of 2030, which would include 30% private cars, 70% commercial vehicles, 40% buses, 80% 2/3-wheelers sold as Electric Vehicles, totaling up to 80 million EVs on roads. While this move will help push towards the mission to reduce GHG emission levels, a focussed approach on Electric Vehicles will also add millions of jobs, ensure energy security and improve India’s global standing in terms of clear mobility.
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On a global scale, a report by IEA projects the global market value of electric vehicles to rise up to 4.36 trillion dollars by 2033 from 755 billion dollars in 2024 with 21.5% CAGR. An Electric Vehicle (EV) engineering graduate can pursue diverse career opportunities in various sectors including Automakers, OEMs(Original Equipment Manufacturers), Component Suppliers, Charging Infrastructure Providers, Startups, Research Institutes, Defence, Aerospace and more. Following are some of the various career options one can pursue after graduation:
Power Electronics Engineer
Test & Validation Engineer
R&D Scientist
Control Systems Engineer
Software & Embedded Systems Engineer
Vehicle Integration Engineer
Manufacturing Engineer & more
Chandigarh University’s Electrical Engineering Department offers a two-year Master of Engineering program in Electric Vehicle Technologies which begins with electric mobility certification in the first semester, followed by battery management system certification, dissertation and paid internship opportunities with the industry. One of the few universities in the country to offer ABET-accredited UG program in Electrical Engineering, CU’s M.E. program in Electric Vehicle Technologies also incorporates industry support through partnerships with leading QS ranked HEIs and industry leaders such as the Hartek Group, which has established the “Innovation Lab for Sustainability" on the CU Chandigarh Campus for Students of Electrical Engineering, enabling them to interact with Technical Experts from Industry (Hartek Group) and work in an area of Renewable Energy Sources especially Solar Integration and Automation with new innovation technologies.
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State-of-the-art equipment and access to a wide range of engineering facilities within the University's STEM building. Labs, including Automation Lab, Power Electronic Lab, Machine Lab, enable students to design and create electric vehicles. The department has so far created various vehicles such as the solar E-Rickshaw, E-bike, etc.
Research-intensive department with 47 Research Publications, 5 Patents Filed, 57 Patents Published with major areas of research in Distributed Generation, IOT, Microgrid, Electric Hybrid Vehicles, Energy Storage, Battery Management Systems, Machines, Power systems and more.
International Exposure through 515+ International Tie-ups with HEIs and industry in 100+ Countries, including 23 Universities in the field of Electrical Engineering and its allied subjects. CU offers a two-year (1+1) International Program in ME-EE with Christian Brothers University, USA and University of North Alabama, USA. Also, industry partnerships enable real time implementation of projects and curriculum mapping with best universities.
During the last placement session for M.E. students, 200+ companies extended 350+ placement offers with Rs 42 LPA as the highest offered package and Rs 8 LPA as the average offered package. Furthermore, the highest stipend offered during internship was Rs 1.10 LPM, while Rs 35000 per month was the average.
As the EV industry continues to make headlines across the globe, its impact and adaptability can be felt and seen in day to day life as well. With the transport sector being a significant contributor to environmental pollution, the move towards switching to electric vehicles continues to pick up pace, be it government policies or private corporations. Various studies and reports by esteemed organisations such as the NITI Aayog present the vision of moving towards electric vehicles and investing in the industry to enhance its scope and generate more employment and entrepreneurial opportunities.
Hence, a recognized master of engineering degree in Electric Vehicle Technologies can help an aspirant get acquainted with the latest tools, technologies and skills required to thrive in the rising industry. Click here to explore more about Chandigarh University’s M.E. Electric Vehicle Technologies program, Admission 2026, Fees, Eligibility and Placements.
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No , you generally cannot apply as a reserved category (SC) candidate in West Bengal state colleges, including Calcutta University, using an SC certificate issued by another state.
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BCA at Chandigarh University has a good reputation for placements and a strong focus on practical skills . The university attracts top tech companies like Microsoft and Amazon for placements. However, some students have reported that the curriculum can be more theoretical than practical, and the faculty experience can vary. The university's strong industry connections and high placement numbers make it a popular choice for students looking for a job-oriented course.
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This certificate is often required when you take admission to another university for your master’s program, as it proves that you have formally completed your studies and are not enrolled in CU anymore.
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