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Introduction By 2030, India will have produced 500 GW of non-fossil fuel energy. The global electric vehicle industry is forecasted to be a $957 billion market by 2030. Electricity distribution and transmission through smart grids, automation, and the transition to energy systems driven by AI are not just futuristic ideas. They are now integral to our future. Table of Contents Introduction What is Electrical Engineering? Difference Between Electrical and Electronics Engineering Is Electrical Engineering Hard? Importance of Electrical Engineers Demand Across Industries Why Choose Electrical Engineering at Chandigarh University? Emerging Trends in Electrical Engineering Course Overview at Chandigarh University Labs for Electrical Engineering at Chandigarh University Curriculum Structure Career Opportunities After Electrical Engineering Salary Expectations Admission Pro...

Is Chandigarh University Good for Bachelor of Engineering? CU's rise in NIRF Rankings testifies to how the varsity has amplified its Engineering Programs. Table of Contents Chandigarh University for BE - Bachelor of Engineering CU’s NIRF Rankings 2021 Features of Bachelor of Engineering at CU CU’s Engineering Placements Highlights Under-Graduate Engineering Courses Post-Graduate Engineering Courses Engineering Lateral Entry Courses CSE Industry Collaborated Programs Chandigarh University for BE - Bachelor of Engineering One of the best Engineering colleges in North India, the University Institute of Engineering at CU imparts a future and industry-oriented curriculum at par with global industry standards. CU’s Engineering discipline emphasizes innovation and hands-on experiential learning. CU’s NIRF Rankings 2021 The varsity’s consistency in enhancing quality learning has been recorded by the National Ins...