Diploma in Electrical & Electronics Engineering (EEE)

The Diploma in Electrical & Electronics Engineering (EEE) emphasizes the design and testing of integrated circuits (ICs), inductors, capacitors, and resistors. Throughout this program, students will acquire skills in designing electronic circuits, computer systems, and electric wiring, as well as developing control systems.

The Diploma in Electrical & Electronics Engineering (EEE) emphasizes the design and testing of integrated circuits (ICs), inductors, capacitors, and resistors. Throughout this program, students will acquire skills in designing electronic circuits, computer systems, and electric wiring, as well as developing control systems. Graduates are equipped to address issues related to electrical machines and electric power transmission, providing solutions for problems encountered in electrical and electronic machinery. Key subjects covered in this course include the fundamentals and principles of Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics, and Project Management. Additionally, the curriculum encompasses electrical machinery, the collection of data, future challenges in generation, transmission, and electrical controls in industrial settings, electric motors and their management, electrical energy distribution, and transformers. A primary goal of this program is to equip candidates with the knowledge to supply electrical power effectively.

Candidates who have successfully completed their 10th-grade examination with a focus on Mathematics and Science, or an equivalent qualification from a recognized board, are eligible to enroll in the Diploma in Electronics Engineering course. Furthermore, candidates who have achieved a minimum of 55% in their 10th-grade examination are also qualified for this program, although the required percentage may differ between institutions.

Students enrolled in this course will study various topics, including electrical components, telecommunications, signal processing, control systems, and electric power management, as well as radio engineering. Admission to this program is competitive and is determined through both merit-based assessments and entrance examinations.

IILM University conducts various admission contests and entrance exams for different programs. For undergraduate programs like B.Des, students may be selected based on merit/CUET-UG. For Law programs (BA LLB (Hons), BBA LLB (Hons)), the selection involves CLAT/CUET/merit, the IILM Admission Test, and an interview. For Engineering, the IILM Engineering Entrance Examination (EEE) is mandatory, followed by a personal interview. Management programs utilize CUET-PG or other entrance exams, along with a personal interview.