N. K. Orchid College of Engineering & Technology, Solapur

Electrical Engineering

The Electrical Engineering Department at N.K. Orchid College of Engineering & Technology (NKOCET), Solapur, is committed to shaping industry-ready professionals through quality education and hands-on training. Established with a focus on academic excellence and industry integration, the department offers:

  • A well-designed curriculum aligned with industry needs and emerging technologies.
  • State-of-the-art laboratories equipped for power systems, machines, control systems, and renewable energy projects.
  • Regular industrial visits, expert lectures, workshops, and seminars to enhance practical knowledge.
  • A highly qualified and experienced faculty team dedicated to mentoring students.
  • Opportunities for students to participate in research, innovation projects, and technical events.
  • A strong placement record, with students securing jobs in core electrical companies, government organizations, energy utilities, and emerging tech domains.
  • The department fosters holistic development, blending technical expertise with ethical values and entrepreneurial thinking—preparing students for both professional success and societal contribution.

 

Emerging Areas in Electrical Engineering

With the rapid integration of advanced technologies, the field of electrical engineering is evolving in exciting directions. Key emerging areas include:

  • Smart Grids & Microgrids – Digitally managed, decentralized power systems for real-time energy optimization.
  • Renewable Energy Systems – Design and integration of solar, wind, hydro, and hybrid energy systems.
  • Electric Vehicles (EVs) – Development of EVs, charging infrastructure, and battery management systems.
  • Energy Storage Technologies – Advancements in lithium-ion, solid-state batteries, and supercapacitors.
  • Power Electronics & Drives – Efficient motor drive systems and converters used in automation and mobility.
  • IoT Applications in Energy – Smart metering, remote diagnostics, and predictive maintenance.
  • AI/ML in Power Systems – Fault prediction, grid stability, and energy forecasting through intelligent algorithms.
  • HVDC & FACTS – Modern power transmission systems for long-distance, high-efficiency delivery.
  • Cybersecurity for Power Systems – Securing energy networks from digital threats.
  • Smart Cities and Home Automation – Intelligent energy systems integrated into urban infrastructure.

These new domains are not only opening doors to research but also expanding placement prospects for electrical engineers globally.

  • Established in 2011-12, dedicated to excellence in Electrical Engineering education.  
  • Strong industry collaboration with leading power generation, transmission, and distribution companies.  
  • State-of-the-art laboratories (12 labs) to provide hands-on learning and practical exposure.  
  • Diverse career opportunities in power plants, electrical manufacturing, and industrial automation.  
  • Well-qualified faculty with a 1:15 faculty-student ratio, ensuring personalized attention.  
  • Strong research and innovation focus with projects in emerging energy technologies. 
  • Industry-Ready Curriculum – Aligned with the latest advancements in electrical engineering and energy systems.  
  • Skilled Faculty – A dedicated team of 10 faculty members.
  • Infrastructure & Labs – 11 modern laboratories equipped for practical and research-based learning.  
  • Diverse Career Prospects – Ample opportunities in power generation, transmission, distribution, and electrical equipment manufacturing industries.  
  • Hands-on Training & Projects – Focus on experiential learning through industrial visits, internships, and live projects.  
  • Strong Industry Network – Collaborations with top organizations like MITCON, LHP, SPARTON, Exa Mobility, MSDCL and Spitzen Energy. 
Vision
To be a preferred destination for Electrical Engineering ensuring academic excellence, fostering Industry readiness and adapting to latest technological trends.
Mission

M1– To strive for excellence in our teaching-learning process, encouraging creativity & critical thinking leading to development of higher order cognitive skills.

M2– Providing holistic education for the students’ personality development.

M3– To imbibe universal values of respect, commitment and team spirit.

M4 – Providing employable education to make the students industry ready engineers.

M5– Strengthening industry-institute interaction to enhance skills & experiential learning.

M6– Promote research based projects & activities in emerging areas of technology convergence

Department of electrical engineering
The Electrical Engineering Department is committed to producing industry-ready engineers equipped with technical expertise and innovation-driven learning. With the rapidly growing demand for electricity due to industrialization and evolving lifestyles, electrical engineers have abundant career opportunities in power generation, transmission, and distribution, as well as in manufacturing, automation, and infrastructure development. Our department provides a strong foundation in planning, design, and maintenance of power systems, along with hands-on training in modern laboratories. Through industry collaborations, research-driven projects, and a future-focused curriculum, we prepare students to excel in diverse engineering sectors, from small-scale industries to large multinational corporations.

PO1-Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.

PO2-Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.

PO3-Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for public health and safety, and cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.

PO4-Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.

PO5-Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.

PO6-The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal, and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.

PO7-Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.

PO8-Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.

PO9-Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.

PO10-Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.

PO11-Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s work, as a  member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.

PO12-Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

PEO 1-Will exhibit strong technical ability and creativity to formulate alternative solutions to various electrical Engineering problems with available resources.

PEO 2-Will demonstrate good interpersonal communication, team spirit and leadership in their profession.

PEO 3-Will exhibit industry ready abilities and skills.

PEO 4-Will follow ethical approach and engage themselves in lifelong learning to meet societal needs and global challenges.

Course Outcomes

Theory Courses

PCC1 | BTEEC302 | Electrical Machines-I

CO1. Understand the construction and operation of induction motors.

CO2. Analyze the principles of three-phase induction motors.

CO3. Determine the equivalent circuit and performance parameters of single and three-phase induction motors.

CO4. Study the construction and operation of single-phase induction motors.

PCC2 | BTEEC303 | Electrical and Electronics Measurement

CO1. Learn the fundamentals of electrical instruments.

CO2. Represent signals using frequency meters.

CO3. Interpret circuit diagrams of various instruments.

CO4. Utilize power, frequency, and resistance meters.

HSSMC | BTEEC304 | Basic Human Rights

CO1. Understand the fundamentals of human rights.

CO2. Apply human rights laws and regulations.

CO3. Familiarize with key human rights institutions.

ESC | BTES305 | Engineering Material Science

CO1. Understand semiconducting materials, metals, and superconductors.

CO2. Apply electromagnetic field theory in energy conversion devices.

CO3. Analyze electromagnetic wave propagation and the Poynting vector.

Laboratory Courses

LC | BTEEL306 | Electrical Machines-I Lab

CO1. Perform OC and SC tests on single-phase transformers.

CO2. Determine transformer circuit parameters and plot characteristics.

CO3. Study three-phase induction motor construction and circuit diagrams.

CO4. Control induction motor speed.

CO5. Understand induction motor starting methods.

LC | BTEEL307 | Electrical and Electronics Measurement Lab

CO1. Measure low resistance using Kelvin’s double bridge.

CO2. Use Wheatstone’s bridge for medium resistance measurement.

CO3. Measure high resistance using the loss of charge method.

CO4. Acquire insulation resistance with a Megger.

CO5. Design and analyze various indicating instruments.

Project & Internship

Project | BTEEP308 | Mini Project-I

CO1. Understand project management principles.

CO2. Develop and execute a project plan.

CO3. Implement project strategies effectively.

CO4. Evaluate post-project outcomes.

Internship | BTES211P | Internship-I Evaluation

CO1. Understand experiential learning’s role and development.

CO2. Develop procedures for experiential learning.

CO3. Build self-confidence, interpersonal skills, and teamwork in real-world environments.

Theory Courses

PCC3|BTEEC401|Network Theory

CO1. Understand various network elements and topologies.

CO2. Apply network theorems for problem-solving.

CO3. Analyze circuits in both time and frequency domains.

CO4. Develop skills in signal spectra analysis.

CO5. Analyze two-port network functions.

PCC4|BTEEC402|Power System

CO1. Model different power generation resources in power plants.

CO2. Analyze transmission line parameters, underground cables, and their performance under various loading conditions.

CO3. Model different types of transmission lines.

CO4. Understand and model different insulators and towers, interpreting their reliability.

PCC5| BTEEC403|Electrical Machines-II

CO1. Grasp the fundamentals of electrical machines.

CO2. Represent various types of DC machines.

CO3. Elucidate the circuit diagram of different synchronous machines.

CO4. Explore various types of synchronous machines.

CO5. Design synchronous motors.

BSC|BTBS404|Analog and Digital Electronics

CO1. Differentiate between electronic components such as diodes, BJTs, and FETs.

CO2. Understand the design and application of analog and digital circuits.

CO3. Explore various types of amplifier circuits.

CO4. Learn basic design techniques for digital circuits and systems.

CO5. Understand combinational and sequential logic circuits.

PEC1|BTEEPE405|Signals & Systems

CO1. Classify continuous-time (CT) and discrete-time (DT) signals.

CO2. Analyze system properties.

CO3. Study the properties of Linear Time-Invariant (LTI) systems.

CO4. Convert time-domain signals to frequency-domain signals and analyze system properties.

CO5. Evaluate discrete-time signals using DTFT and Z-transform.

Laboratory Courses

LC|BTEEL406|Network Theory Lab

CO1. Analyze the fundamentals of Ohm’s Law, Kirchhoff’s current, and voltage laws.

CO2. Implement electrical theorems and model simple electrical systems.

CO3. Measure voltage, current, power, and impedance of circuits accurately.

CO4. Collaborate in teams, applying analytical skills to compare experimental results with theoretical concepts.

LC|BTEEL407|Power System Lab

CO1. Model different power generation resources.

CO2. Analyze the parameters of overhead transmission systems and underground cables.

CO3. Model different transmission lines.

CO4. Develop models for insulators and towers, analyzing their reliability.

LC| BTEEL408|Electrical Machines-II Lab

CO1. Understand the fundamentals of electrical machines.

CO2. Represent different types of DC machines.

CO3. Elucidate the circuit diagrams of synchronous machines.

CO4. Explore different types of synchronous machines.

CO5. Study design aspects of synchronous motors.

LC| BTEEL409| Analog and Digital Electronics Lab ()

CO1. Learn the operation of diodes, BJTs, and FETs.

CO2. Understand the applications of analog and digital components.

CO3. Explore various amplifier circuit designs.

CO4. Learn digital circuit design techniques.

Internship| BTEEP410 |Internship-II

CO1. Apply the knowledge and skills acquired from the course in a real-world setting.

CO2. Communicate and collaborate effectively with professionals.

CO3. Exhibit professional ethics and maintain a positive disposition during the internship.

Theory Courses

PCC4|BTEEC501|Power System Analysis

CO1. Model power systems and analyze load flow using various methods.

CO2. Analyze the swing equation and equal area criteria under different loading conditions.

CO3. Implement control methods for voltage and reactive power.

CO4. Monitor and control power systems using SCADA and DAC systems.

PCC5|BTEEC502|Microprocessor & Microcontroller

CO1. Understand the working of the 8085 microprocessors.

CO2. Work effectively with microcontrollers.

CO3. Understand and utilize instruction sets.

PCC6|BTEEC503|Power Electronics

CO1. Understand the characteristics of power electronic semiconductor devices.

CO2. Design and analyze power electronic converter circuits.

CO3. Evaluate the performance of power electronic circuits in various applications.

CO4. Identify and solve critical issues in practical applications.

PCC2|BTEEPE504|Power Quality Issues

CO1. Understand issues affecting power quality, their production, and monitoring.

CO2. Learn methods of power quality monitoring.

CO3. Identify and apply power quality standards.

CO4. Assess the impact of power quality phenomena on equipment.

CO5. Identify and solve grounding and earthing problems.

OEC1|BTEEPE505|Electrical Safety

CO1. Understand industrial electrical safety concepts.

CO2. Learn domestic electrical safety practices.

CO3. Get acquainted with electrical safety standards.

Laboratory Courses

LC|BTEEL507|Power System Analysis Lab

CO1. Model power systems and analyze load flow using practical methods.

CO2. Analyze swing equations and equal area criteria under various loading conditions.

CO3. Implement voltage and reactive power control methods.

CO4. Use SCADA and DAC systems for power system monitoring and control.

CO5. Understand the economics of power systems.

LC| BTEEC508| Microprocessor & Microcontroller Lab

CO1. Understand the 8085 microprocessor’s operation.

CO2. Work with microcontrollers effectively.

CO3. Utilize instruction sets in programming.

LC|BTEEL509|Power Electronics Lab

CO1. Understand the principles and components of power electronics.

CO2. Identify components used in analog electronics.

CO3. Describe the operation of converter circuits.

CO4. Recognize commutation circuits and gate signal generation techniques.

Project| BTEEL510|Mini Project Lab

CO1. Understand project management concepts.

CO2. Develop a project plan.

CO3. Implement the project strategy effectively.

CO4. Analyze post-project outcomes.

Theory Courses

PCC7|BTEEC601|Switch Gear Protection

CO1. Analyze different types of faults in power systems.

CO2. Distinguish and analyze various relays and their parameters.

CO3. Test and apply different circuit breakers.

CO4. Examine and demonstrate protection schemes.

CO5. Test power systems for fault protection.

PCC8|BTEEC602|Electrical Machine Design

CO1. Understand the fundamentals and modern trends in electrical machine design.

CO2. Design and formulate DC machines.

CO3. Design and construct transformers.

CO4. Design and construct 3-phase induction motors.

CO5. Design 3-phase synchronous machines and use Computer-Aided Design (CAD).

PCC9|BTEEC603|Control System Engineering

CO1. Derive models of dynamic systems in transfer function and state-space forms.

CO2. Apply control techniques using various controllers.

CO3. Analyze system responses in both time and frequency domains.

CO4. Design controllers for both time and frequency domains.

CO5. Analyze stability through system response plots.

PEC3|BTEEPE604|Modern Simulation & Control of ED

CO1. Solve numerical problems on starting, speed control, and braking of DC motors.

CO2. Understand phase-controlled converters used in DC drives.

CO3. Learn about phase-controlled converters in AC drives.

CO4. Understand rotor-side control techniques like Slip Power Recovery and Static Scherbius Drive.

CO5. Analyze phase-converters used in synchronous machines.

OEC2|BTEEOP605|Power Plant Engineering

CO1. Understand the working principles of different power plants.

CO2. Review key components of power systems and energy sources.

CO3. Analyze the principles and operations of various electrical power plants.

CO4. Understand the construction and operation of conventional power plants.

Laboratory Courses

LC| BTEEL606|Switch Gear Protection Lab

CO1. Analyze abnormal conditions in power systems.

CO2. Distinguish and analyze relay parameters.

CO3. Examine various relays, their design, and advancements.

CO4. Test relays for different characteristics and compare performances.

LC|BTEEL607|Machine Design Lab

CO1. Understand the significance of computer-aided design in electrical machines.

CO2. Analyze and design 3-phase induction motors.

CO3. Design 3-phase synchronous electrical machines.

CO4. Apply design formulas for small AC electrical machines.

CO5. Analyze design phenomena related to AC electrical machines.

LC| BTEEL608|Control System Lab

CO1. Write M-Codes for transfer function models.

CO2. Analyze systems in time, frequency, and S-Domain.

CO3. Evaluate system stability using Nyquist and Bode plots.

Seminar| BTEEM609|Seminar

CO1. Present a technical note effectively.

CO2. Communicate information efficiently to peers.

CO3. Demonstrate models and concepts.

Internship| BTEEL610|Internship-III

CO1. Apply knowledge and skills acquired during the course.

CO2. Communicate and collaborate with professionals through written and oral means.

CO3. Exhibit professional ethics during the internship.

Theory Courses

PCC11|BTEEC702|Power System Operation & Control

CO1. Understand fundamental power system concepts.

CO2. Model synchronous machines, excitation, and speed-governing systems.

CO3. Analyze transient stability of power systems.

CO4. Understand economic operation of power systems.

CO5. Explore reactive power and voltage control techniques.

PCC10|BTEEC701|High Voltage Engineering

CO1. Understand conduction and breakdown in gases, liquids, and solids.

CO2. Learn methods for high voltage generation and measurement.

CO3. Study lightning phenomena and insulation coordination.

CO4. Understand non-destructive testing and standards in HV.

OEC3|BTEEC704|Mechatronics

CO1. Understand the mechatronics approach.

CO2. Select sensors and transducers for engineering applications.

CO3. Select actuators for engineering applications.

CO4. Write simple microprocessor programs.

CO5. Develop PLC ladder programs.

OEC4|BTEEE704|Testing, Maintenance, and Commissioning of Electrical Equipment ()

CO1. Evaluate and select condition monitoring methods for equipment.

CO2. Apply condition monitoring techniques to assess transformer health.

CO3. Diagnose motor faults using condition monitoring data.

CO4. Understand safety protocols in electrical testing.

CO5. Perform tests to identify faults and assess grounding systems.

PEC4|BTEEE703|Energy Audit & Conservation

CO1. Understand energy audit processes and terminology.

CO2. Develop audit reports for various industries and establishments.

CO3. Plan and monitor energy conservation projects.

Laboratory Courses

LC|BTEEL707|High Voltage Engineering Lab ()

CO1. Learn testing methods for power system apparatus.

CO2. Study circuits for high voltage generation and measurement.

CO3. Understand causes of overvoltage in power systems and protection methods.

CO4. Learn insulation coordination and design of system insulation levels.

Internship|BTEEP609|Internship-III Evaluation

CO1. Apply knowledge and skills in a professional setting.

CO2. Communicate and collaborate effectively with professionals.

CO3. Display professionalism and ethical conduct during the internship.

Project|BTEEM708|Project Part-I ()

CO1. Understand project management concepts.

CO2. Develop a project plan.

CO3. Implement project strategies.

CO4. Analyze post-project effects.

Laboratory Courses

Project/Internship|BTEEP802|In-house Project Part-II / Internship

CO1. Apply project management concepts.

CO2. Develop a project model.

CO3. Understand project modeling and working.

CO4. Analyze post-project operational stages.

MOOCs Courses

Power Management Integrated Circuits

CO1. Understand power management principles.

CO2. Learn about power management ICs and their coordination.

DC Power Transmission Systems

CO1. Understand principles of DC power transmission.

CO2. Design and analyze DC transmission systems.

CO3. Evaluate system performance.

High Power Multilevel Converters

CO1. Understand principles and operation of multilevel converters.

CO2. Analyze advantages and challenges of multilevel converters.

CO3. Learn modulation strategies and control techniques for multilevel converters.

CO4. Explore applications of high-power multilevel converters.

Fuzzy Sets, Logic, and Systems & Applications

CO1. Gain an understanding of fuzzy sets and logic.

CO2. Apply fuzzy logic systems and their applications in various domains.

The Joy of Computing using Python

CO1. Learn Python programming principles.

CO2. Emphasize problem-solving with Python.

CO3. Practice coding through hands-on exercises.

CO4. Develop computational thinking and problem-solving skills.

Introduction to Industry 4.0 and Industrial Internet of Things

CO1. Understand Industry 4.0 concepts.

CO2. Explore IIoT’s role in industries.

CO3. Examine IIoT applications across industries.

CO4. Study how IIoT is reshaping business operations.

Entrepreneurship Essentials

CO1. Cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset.

CO2. Understand the entrepreneurial process.

CO3. Develop essential business skills.

CO4. Identify and evaluate business opportunities.

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Laboratories
Sr. NoName of LaboratoryLab floor areaLab Photos
1CONTROL SYSTEMS LAB80 Sq.mLab photo Link
2ELECTRICAL MACHINE-I LAB80 Sq.mLab photo Link
3ELECTRICAL MACHINE-II LAB80 Sq.mLab photo Link
4ANALOG & DIGITAL ELECTRONICS CIRCUITS LAB80 Sq.mLab photo Link
5POWER ELECTRONICS & DRIVES LAB80 Sq.mLab photo Link
6COMPUTATIONAL LAB_I80 Sq.mLab photo Link
7ELECTRICAL PROJECT LAB80 Sq.mLab photo Link
8PLC & SCADA LAB80 Sq.mLab photo Link
9COMPUTATIONAL LAB-II40 Sq.mLab photo Link
10SWITCHGEAR & PROTECTION LAB80 Sq.mLab photo Link
11ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENT LAB80 Sq.mLab photo Link
Annual Report
2024-25
Sr. NoName of CompanyNo. of Students Placed
1OEN, Pune2
2LEI India8
3Bajaj10
4Raviraj Hi-Tech11
5AVPS SOLAR TECH, SOLAPUR2
6ELGRIS SOLAR1
7India Mart1
8IT Preneure1
9karamatara Engg2
10Q Spider1
11Profound1
12Serentica3
13Accurate Innovation Centre, Hinjewadi, Pune1
14NTS Solar Park Wadala2
15ACG Solar Malumbra1
16Laxmi and Laxmi Electricals Pvt Ltd. Pimpri Chinchwad, Pune2
17INSPIRE CONTROL SYSTEM, PUNE1
18Madgund Electricals, Solapur1
19Kiran Academy1
2023-24
Sr. NoName of CompanyNo. of Students Placed
1Shriram Finance2
2ALE Energy Hydrabad1
3ARKAN Group2
4Bash Software1
5Kinetic Green1
6LEI India3
7LeLight Pune1
8Orbital1
9Q Spider5
10Pentagon Space1
11Profound Education3
12Shams Energy2
13Spark Minda1
14Subros4
15Sumax3
16Flash Electronics1
17Ultratech Cement2
18OEN India19
19Suzlon Energy1
20Kodnest1
2022-23
Sr. NoName of CompanyNo. of Student Placed
1TCS2
2Hexaware1
3Jaro Education1
4Lumilight Solutions4
5FourFront3
6Kinetic Green4
7Allied Digital2
8Flash Electronics6
9OEN India5
10TATA Motors2
11ZF Steering10
2023-24
  1. Ms. Zarin Choudary, a student from the Electrical Department at N K Orchid College of Engineering and Technology, Solapur, has secured the first place in the Zonal Level Avishkar 2025 competition held at SMSMP Institute of Technology and Research, Akluj.
  2. Ms. Zarin Chodhari, T.E Electrical student, secured RANK 1 position in India Skill 2023-24 Competition in the trade of “Renewable Energy,” organized by Maharashtra State Skill Development Society (MSSDS), held on 19–20 March 2024.
  3. Ms. Prajakta Patil, T.E Electrical student, secured 1st prize in the Debate Competition at AGTECH FEST2K24 organized by A. G. Patil Institute of Technology, Solapur.
  4. Ms. Prajakta Patil and Ms. Mayuri Shinde, T.E Electrical students, secured 3rd prize in Poster Presentation at AGTECH FEST2K24 organized by A. G. Patil Institute of Technology, Solapur.
  5. Mr. Omkar Nampalli, a student from the Electrical Department at N K Orchid College of Engineering and Technology, Solapur, secured the first place in the Zonal Level Avishkar 2024 competition.
2022-23
  1. Sumit Bandare from TE Electrical participated and secured 2nd position in Technical Event organised by Karmyogi Institute of Technology, Shelve,Pandharpur.
  2. Anjali Gudur from SE Electrical participated and secured 1nd position in Technical Event(FESTA) organised by SVERI,Pandharpur.
  3. Shekhar Dhale from TE Electrical participated and secured 1st position in Technical Event organised by VVPIET, Solapur
  4. Anjali Gudur from SE Electrical participated and secured 1nd position in Stand-up Comedy in Solapur Youth Festival
  5. Vinit Bhandare from TE Electrical participated and secured 1st position in Technical Event (DISTA 2K23) organised by NBN Sinhgad, Solapur
  6. Sumit badure from TE Electrical participated and secured 2nd position in Technical Event (DISTA 2K23) organised by NBN Sinhgad, Solapur
2024-25
SR. NoName of the StudentClassMain Post
1Aditya Rajendra DandeBEPresident
2Vishwada Narendra NampalliTYVice-Precident
3AFTAAB IKBAL MUJAWARTYSecretary
4Prajakta Vinod PatilBEAnchoring (Head)
5Misba InamdarTYAnchoring
6Pooja Suresh PatilTYAnchoring
7Aditya Kallayya MathSYAnchoring
8Harsh Vinod GajulSYAnchoring
9Sejal Sambhaji PawarSYAnchoring
10Harsha SwamiSYAnchoring
11Gayatri Rajesh GotmukulSYAnchoring
12Nandini ManepatilBEDecoration
13Samarth Appasaheb BhiseBEDecoration
14Mayuri Yallappa ShindeBEDecoration
15Kinal Nagesh TanksalSYDecoration
16Shreya Kishor PulliSYDecoration
17Samiksha JadhavSYDecoration
18Harsh UttarkarSYDecoration
19Sanket AtanureTYDecoration
20Begam Dilavar AttarSYPhoto and Gallery
21Aashay PatoleSYPhoto and Gallery
22Megha RotteTYDiscipline
23Mahendra Satyanarayan DudamSYDiscipline
24Om Tulshidas AadekarTYSports
25Laxmi Mangesh ShindeTYSports
26Piyush Shekhar TonapeSYSports
27Patil Shrikrushna DattatraySYSports
28Ratnakar Swaminath KoleSYSports
29RAKESH MALLIKARJUN DIVATESYSports
30Rohan Raju MiskinTYSocial wellfare
31Shreya Shrinivas MadhekarBEFood
2023-24
SR. NoName of the StudentClassMain Post
1Mr. Ruturaj KotiwaleB.E.President
2Ms. Nandini ManepatilT.E.Vice President
3Mr. Aditya DandeT.E.Secretory
4Mr. Samarth ManeT.E.Vice- Secretary
5Ms. Vishwada NampalliS.E.Assistant Secretory
6Mr. Sumit BadureB.E.ANCHORING Head
7Ms. Zarin ChoudhariT.E.ANCHORING Head
8Ms. Parimala MitthaT.E.ANCHORING
9Ms. Anjali GudurT.E.ANCHORING
10Ms. Nikita MhetreS.E.ANCHORING
11Mr. Damargidde NayyarS.E.ANCHORING
12Mr. Vijay BhimrathiB.E.TECHNICAL Head
13Mr. Siddheshwar HippargiT.E.TECHNICAL Head
14Mr. Navin DornalB.E.TECHNICAL
15Ms. Aishwarya PujariT.E.TECHNICAL
16Ms. Nayana KomariT.E.TECHNICAL
17Ms. Avantika DetheT.E.TECHNICAL
18Ms. Laxmi KalyaniT.E.TECHNICAL
19Mr. Shaikh AasamT.E.TECHNICAL
20Mr.Rohan MiskinS.ETECHNICAL
21Ms.Disha ManeS.ETECHNICAL
22Ms. Revati KumbharB.E.DECORATION Head
23Ms. Utkarsha PawarT.E.DECORATION Head
24Mr.Ishwar KassaT.EDECORATION
25Ms. Gouri IngalgiB.E.DECORATION
26Ms. Sanjeevni IrrashettiB.EDECORATION
27Ms. Pragati ChandanshiveB.E.DECORATION
28Ms. Shivani AndageT.E.DECORATION
29Mr. Aditya AtakareS.E.DECORATION
30Mr. Uday KanakiS.E.DECORATION
31Ms. Misba InamdarS.E.DECORATION
32Mr. Vinit BhandareB.E.PHOTO GALLERY Head
33Ms. Priyanka KurlekarT.E.PHOTO GALLERY Head
34Mr. Shekhar DhaleB.E.PHOTO GALLERY
35Mr. Akash NagansurT.E.PHOTO GALLERY
36Mr. Vinayak AmbalgiT.E.PHOTO GALLERY
37Ms. Rutuja GhodakeB.E.DISCIPLINE Head
38Mr. Samarth RathodT.E.DISCIPLINE Head
39Ms. Amruta KaleT.E.DISCIPLINE Head
40Ms. Sandhya NavgireB.E.DISCIPLINE
41Mr. Sagar JadhavT.E.DISCIPLINE
42Mr. Pradyumna NaiknawareT.E.DISCIPLINE
43Ms. Aishwarya UmbreT.E.DISCIPLINE
44Ms. Vishakha ShewaleT.E.DISCIPLINE
45Mr. Sainath BarenkalT.E.DISCIPLINE
46Mr.Abusufiyan BagwanS.E.DISCIPLINE
47Mr. Md. Zaki SomaniS.E.DISCIPLINE
48Mr. Onkar ManeB.E.SPORTS Head
49Mr. Onkar MagarT.E.SPORTS Head
50Ms. Vaishnavi JankarB.E.SPORTS Head
51Mr. Vinit SargamB.E.SPORTS
52Mr. Durganath SiddamS.E.SPORTS
53Mr. Avinash AathavaleS.E.SPORTS
54Mr. Ganesh PasleS.E.SPORTS
55Mr. Prasanna SarvagodS.E.SPORTS
56Mr. Onkar KshirsagarB.E.FOOD Head
57Mr. Rakesh BasabattinT.E.FOOD Head
58Mr. Karnal PandhareT.E.FOOD
59Mr. Aditya DhavanT.E.FOOD
60Mr. Patel SohailT.E.FOOD
61Mr. Vishal BirajdarB.E.SOCIAL WALE FARE Head
62Mr. Onkar ChoudhariT.E.SOCIAL WALE FARE Head
63Ms. Vaishnavi DangeS.E.Member
64Mr. Kaushik TijareS.E.Member
2022-23
SR. NoName of the StudentClassMain Post
1Sarang BhiseBEPresident
2Karan TatikondaTEVice- President
3Ruturaj KotiwaleTESecretary
4Shrinath Desai (Treasurer)TEVice Secretary
5Nandini Manepatil (Treasurer)SEAssistant Secretary
6Samarth RathodSEAssistant Secretary
7Vaishnavi LokareBEAnchoring (Head)
8Moiz TamboliTEAnchoring
9Vaishnavi VadnalTEAnchoring
10Onkar KshirsagarTEAnchoring
11Naveen DornalTEAnchoring
12Sudhir PatilBETechnical (Head)
14Vijay BhimratiTETechnical (Head)
16Pratik HanamgaoBETechnical
17Madhuri UdattaBETechnical
18Revati KumbharTETechnical
19Gauri IngalgiTETechnical
20Vaishnavi JankarTETechnical
21Akash NagansurSETechnical
22Siddesh HippargiSETechnical
23Anjali SonawaneBEDecoration (Head)
24Asma SayyedTEDecoration (Head)
25Sonali VhatkarBEDecoration
26Pruthviraj PatilTEDecoration
27Vinayak AmbalgiSEDecoration
28Shivani AndageSEDecoration
29Ashish JoshiSEDecoration
30Ankita KhobareBEPhoto & Gallery (Head)
31Vinit BhandareTEPhoto & Gallery (Head)
32Sumit BadureTEPhoto & Gallery
33Aishwarya MaliSEPhoto & Gallery
34Priyanka KurlekarSEPhoto & Gallery
35Ajit JodmoteTEPhoto & Gallery
36Shekhar DhaleTEPhoto & Gallery
37Ritesh WaghmareBEDiscipline (Head)
38Vaishnavi SuryavanshiBEDiscipline (Head)
39Mubeen BagewadiTEDiscipline (Head)
40Vaishnavi KhandekarTEDiscipline (Head)
41Ishwar KassaSEDiscipline (Head)
42Ankita DetheSEDiscipline (Head)
43Aishwarya UmbareSEDiscipline
44Pradumya NaiknavareSEDiscipline
45Samarth PunjalBESports (Head)
46Onkar ManeTESports (Head)
47Sameer SagreTESports
48Abhishek DeshmukhBESports
49Onkar MagarSESports
50Sushmita TonapeBEFood (Head)
51Shubham MalvadkarTEFood (Head)
52Rutuja GhodakeTEFood
53Samarth SwamiSEFood
54Atharv KulkarniSEFood
55Samarth ManeSEFood
56Samarth RathodSEFood
57Vishal BirajdarTESocial Welfare (Head)
58Rohit BhosaleTESocial Welfare
59Sandhya NavgireTESocial Welfare
60Utkarsha PawarSESocial Welfare

A.Y 2023-24

  • On 28th May 2024, the Electrical Department organized a expert lecture on the topic ‘Electrical Machines-II’ for Second Year (SY) students. The session featured Mr. Juber Shaikh, an accomplished Assistant Engineer at MSEDCL, Solapur, as the esteemed expert.
  • Department of Electrical Engineering has organized Parent’s Meet for S.Y and T.Y classes on 18th May, 2024.
  • Electrical Engineering Department has organized Farewell to the BE students on 29th may 2024 at 6pm, Hotel ambassador, Solapur
  • Industrial Visit of SY and TY Electrical students conducted on 05/04/2024 at Shri Warna Sahakari Dudh Utpadak Prakriya Sangh Ltd. Warananagar, Dist- Kolhapur.
  • Industrial Visit of SY and TY Electrical students conducted on 06/04/2024 at MSETCL 220kv/ 110kv/ 33kv Niwali Substation, Dist-Ratnagiri
  • Mr. Vivek Sardal (Regional Manager, Just Engineering pvt. limited, Pune) delivered a expert lecture for third year class on Topic: Embedded systems & Automation
  • Electrical Engineering Department organized fresher party on 04/03/2024
  • On November 4, 2023, the Electrical Department at N K Orchid College of Engineering and Technology, Solapur, organized a stimulating expert lecture on the topic ‘Electrical Machines’ for Second Year (SY) students. The session featured Mr. Juber Shaikh, an accomplished Assistant Engineer at MSEDCL, Solapur, as the esteemed expert.
  • Electrical Department at N K Orchid College of Engineering and Technology, Solapur, organized an enlightening expert lecture on November 23, 2023. The distinguished expert for the session was Dr. Metan S.S., a seasoned professional from the Mechanical Engineering Department at N K Orchid College of Engineering and Technology, Solapur
  • The Ambitious Canal of Electrical Engineering (ACEE) celebrated Meri Mati Mera Desh Campaign with great fervor and enthusiasm on 9th August 2023
  • The Ambitious Canal of Electrical Engineering (ACEE) celebrated Teachers Day with great fervor and enthusiasm on 5th September 2023. The guest for the program was Dr. S. G. Kamble (Lecturer, Government Polytechnic, Solapur).
  • The Ambitious Canal of Electrical Engineering (ACEE) celebrated Engineers Day with great fervor and enthusiasm on 15th September 2023. The guest for program was Mr. Suraj Doke sir is the founder of well-known Spartan Technology which is held in Machnur, Mangalwedha.
  • SWACHH BHARAT ABHIYAN was conducted by Electrical Engineering students on 1st October 2023, College Main Gate Entrance 
  • Distribution of goods on the occasion of Diwali, The event was held on 10th November 2023 at Prarthana Balgruh, Gulvanchi, Solapur. The event was organized by ACEE Committee with active participation from students, faculty, and staff.

 

A.Y 2022-23

  • The Ambitious Canal of Electrical Engineering (ACEE) celebrated Engineers Day with great fervor and enthusiasm on August 16, 2022. The day witnessed a series of engaging activities including a quiz competition, extempore speaking, and a poster presentation.
  • Cleaning Campaign was conducted by Electrical Engineering students on 2nd October 2022, College Main Entrance
  • Reading day (Vachan Prerna Din) was conducted on 15th October 2022, TE Classroom
  • Marathi Bhasha Din was conducted on 27th February 2023, TE Classroom
  • Women’s Day was conducted on March 2023, BE Classroom
  • K. B. Tamboli and Prof. Irfan Mujawar delivered an awareness session on NPTEL minor and honors degree for TY Electrical students on 6/12/2022.
  • A seminar on How to crack the GATE with good rank has been conducted in Electrical engineering department. Students of TE and BE electrical have attended the session on 13/12/2022. Speaker: Shankar Wadne (AIR-231, Faculty Ace Engg. Academy, 10 years Exp.)
  • Session on Goal Setting and Time Management has been conducted on 20-12-22 for SY Electrical and SY E & TC at ARC Hall. Introduction about speaker is given by Prof. J. B. Patil. Speaker : Prof. I.I. Mujawar ( Dean Student & Welfare)
  • External Project Exhibition activity for BE Electrical students has been conducted in Electrical engg. Department on 31/12/2022. All the students of final year electrical have been participated in this activity.
  • J. Mehta conducted Vlab session for SY Electrical students of the subject Electrical Machines-I. Total 65 students were present.
  • TY and BE Electrical students visited 220/132/33kV Bale substation of MSETCL on 29/11/2022. Total 98 students and 4 Faculties were present during visit.
  • Miss Ashwini Shivaji Kale from Ashwamedha IAS academy Pune had delivered a lecture on the topic Career guidance for civil services examinations on 3/12/2022
  • On 20/12/2022. A Session conducted  on Goal Setting and Time Management for Class – SY Electrical and SY E & TC by Prof. I.I. Mujawar ( Dean Student & Welfare)
  • On 10-01-2023. Conducted session on Sexual Harassment Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal for SY Electrical Class.
  • On 27.02.2023 Department of Electrical Engineering has celebrated Marathi Rajbhaaha Diwash This program is coordinated by Dr. Namami Krishna Sharma.
  • TY Electrical students have attended the session on the topic High Performance Surface Coatings – Opportunities in Industry and Gaps in Academics conducted by Mr. Sandip Soley, Managing Director, Dazzle Dynacoates Pvt. Ltd. Sangali, Maharashtra on 27/2/2023.
  • TY Electrical students attended the session on Career enhancement & Self-motivation by Mr. Yajuvendra Mahajan founder of Deepstambh Foundation on 2/3/2023.
  • Women’s day is celebrated on 8th march 2023 in Electrical department. Our alumni Prof. Swati Ankalgikar, SSWP, Ms. Nisarga Harale, Wipro and Ms. Mrudula Futane addressed the TY students about opportunities for women in IT companies and Government.
  • TY Electrical students have attended the session on Career Opportunity in Indian Air force and also have flying experience with flying Simulator Volvo bus of Indian Air force on 9/3/2023.
  • Three days training workshop on PLC and SCADA is conducted for TY Electrical students from 9th to 11th March 2023 by Sofcon Training, Pune. Total 65 students are enrolled. Workshop was coordinated by: Prof. P. B. Sakhare & Prof. K. B. Tamboli.
  • INDUSTRIAL VISIT on 05/04/2023 was organised for SY and TY Electrical students, Location:- 10 MW, ACG, SOLAR POWER PLANT MALUMBRA-TULJAPUR
  • On 10.04.23 Conducted- Expert Lecture on Electric Drive Resource person- Dr. Vimlesh Verma Asst. Professor (Electrical) NIT-Patna Class- TE Electrical No. of Students- 43 Coordinator- Dr. N. K. Sharma.
  • On 15.04.23 Conducted Expert Lecture on Electrical Control Systems Resource Person- Dr. J. P. Singh Asst. Professor NIT Nagpur Class: TE Electrical No. of students: 65 Co-ordinator: Prof. V.B. Bhosale
  • Expert lecture on Lifestyle for Environment by Dr. B. K. Sonage on SY Electrical class on 25/5/2023.
  • Expert lecture on Three phase induction motor by Mr. Juber Shaikh AE MSEDCL on SY Electrical class on 29/5/2023.
Industry Connect
2020-21
Sr. NoTitle of ProjectProject GuideName of Sponsoring Agency
1Design of Solar PV System and Analysis of Power Quality Issues of IndustryProf.I.I.MujawarIrshad Industries Solapur
2019-20
Sr. NoProject TitleGuide NameName of Sponsoring Agency
1IOT based Smart Vehicle Parking SystemProf. V. Santosh KumarTEXMO INDUSTRIES, SHRI SAINATH ENTERPRISES SOLAPUR
2Simulation of Thyristor Switched Capacitor Installed In an Agricultural Distribution SystemProf. I. I. MujawarCTARA IIT BOMBAY
3Design of Voltage StabilizerProf. A. J. MehtaAbhikal Electricals & Biomedicals, Solapur
4Energy Audit of Memorial HospitalProf. A. J. MehtaMemorial Hospital, Solapur
5Increasing performance of LED light drivers with consideration of its life spanProf. N. U. GawaliNew Asian Electronics, Solapur
Sr. No.Name of IndustryDate of MOUPeriod of MOUs
1Exa Mobility, Pune24th August 202124th August 2021 onwards
2LHP,Solapur16th August 201416th August 2014 onwards
3MITCON Consultancy & Engg.Services18th March 202418th March 2024 onwards
4MSEDCL, SOlapur22nd Dec 202222nd Dec 2022 onwards
5Spartan Technologies, Mangalweda,Solapur15th Sept 202315th Sept 2023 onwards
6Spitzen Energy solutions (lndia) Pvt. Ltd18th Sept 201718th Sept 2017 onwards
7Edgate Technology Pvt Ltd27th May 201427th May 2014 onwards
2024-25
  1. Prof: Bodapatla Sampath Kumar published a journal of Optimal Control Applications and Methods in Wiley Publication titled "Probabilistic Robust Damping Controller Optimization for Mitigating Sub synchronous Control Interaction in DFIG and PMSG‐Based Wind Farms."
  2. Prof. Patil J. B. presented a paper titled "Design and Development of Vaccine Management System to Enhance Public Health" in the 5th International Conference on Advanced Technologies for Societal Applications: Techno Societal 2024 held at SVERI's College of Engineering and Research, Pandharpur, India during 13/12/2024 to 14/12/2024.
  3. Prof. Mallareddy CH presented a paper titled "Power Quality Enhancement by PV Hybrid Series Active Power Filter" in the 5th International Conference on Advanced Technologies for Societal Applications: Techno Societal 2024 held at SVERI's College of Engineering and Research, Pandharpur, India during 13/12/2024 to 14/12/2024.
  4. Prof. Kokare M.P presented a paper titled "Hand Gesture Controlled Smart Wheelchair" in the 5th International Conference on Advanced Technologies for Societal Applications: Techno Societal 2024 held at SVERI's College of Engineering and Research, Pandharpur, India during 13/12/2024 to 14/12/2024.
  5. Prof. V.B. Bhosale wrote an article titled "Design and Simulation of Electric Vehicle’s Battery Management System", International Research Journal of Advanced Engineering Hub, vol. 3, no. 03, pp. 307–313, Mar. 2025, doi: 10.47392/IRJAEH.2025.0043.
  6. Prof. A.J. Mehta wrote an article titled "Design and Simulation of Electric Vehicle’s Battery Management System", International Research Journal of Advanced Engineering Hub, vol. 3, no. 03, pp. 307–313, Mar. 2025, doi: 10.47392/IRJAEH.2025.0043.
  7. Prof. D.D. Pawar wrote an article titled "Design and Simulation of Electric Vehicle’s Battery Management System", International Research Journal of Advanced Engineering Hub, vol. 3, no. 03, pp. 307–313, Mar. 2025, doi: 10.47392/IRJAEH.2025.0043.
2023-24
  1. Prof: Sampath Kumar Bodapatla has published a paper with the title, “A Novel Design Approach for A Power System Stabilizer (PSS) Utilizing an Adaptive-Neuro Fuzzy Logic”, GIS SCIENCE JOURNAL (ISSN NO: 1869-9391), Volume-10, Issue-12, 2023, Page: 90-94.
  2. Prof. Chinala Mallareddy has published a research paper on “Single stage autonomous solar water pumping system using PMSM Drive”, in the International Journal of Advanced Research Science Communication and Technology, Volume 4, Issue 3, May 2024.
  3. Prof. Sampath Kumar Bodapatla published a book chapter titled “Automatic Feedback and Speed Control of Brushless DC Motor for EV by using Raspberry Pi” in the book “Current Approaches in Engineering Science and Information Technology for Society”, ISBN: 978-81-965081-0-4, published by Tek Science Publishers, Salem.
  4. Prof. Sampath Kumar Bodapatla has published in the book titled “Future of Hybrid Electric Vehicles” (Nova Science Publishers), Chapter 5: “Electric Vehicle Applications in Frequency Regulation of Standalone Microgrid Systems”, SCOPUS publication, ISBN: 979-8-89113-515-4.
  5. Prof. Sampath Kumar Bodapatla has published an article in the International Journal of Electrical Engineering of Springer Nature titled “Robust H-infinity and μ-synthesis controllers to mitigate sub-synchronous control interaction in DFIG wind farms considering time delay”.
  6. Prof. Sampath Kumar Bodapatla has presented a research paper entitled “Mitigation of The High-Frequency Components in A 3-Phase Supply Line Using Artificial Neural Network” at ICEST-2K24, held on 24th and 25th May 2024, organized by S B Patil College of Engineering, Indapur, Maharashtra, India.
  7. Prof. Chinala Mallareddy has presented a paper titled “Power quality enhancement by PV-Hybrid series active power filter controlled with Fuzzy Type-1, Type-2 controllers” at the International Conference on Sustainable Smart Computing and Green Energy (ICSSCGE-2024), June 25-26, 2024, at Woxsen University, Hyderabad, India.
  8. Prof. Chinala Mallareddy has presented a paper in a National Conference on Science, Engineering, Technology and Management 2023-24 titled “Design and Development of 21 multi-level inverter with reduced switches and sources for renewable energy applications”, organized by SVERI College of Engineering, Pandharpur.
  9. Prof. Sampath Kumar Bodapatla has presented a paper in a National Conference on Science, Engineering, Technology and Management 2023-24 titled “Analytical approach for Sub synchronous resonance (SSR) in PMSG based wind farm under weak grid: a review”, organized by SVERI College of Engineering, Pandharpur.
  10. Prof. Sampath Kumar Bodapatla has presented a research paper titled “The effects of FOPID controller parameters on Sub synchronous Control Interaction type of stability issue in DFIG wind power systems”, at the 3rd IEEE International Conference on Power Energy Environment and Intelligent Control (PEEIC), December 19-23, 2023, GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management, Greater Noida, U.P., India.
2022-23
Prof. Irfan Mujawar published a paper titled “On Field Performance Analysis of Shunt Compensation of an Agricultural Feeder using Power Analyzer” in International Journal of Future Generation Communication and Networking Vol. 14, No. 1, (2021), pp. 3909 – 3918.
2020-21
  1. Prof. Vijaykumar S. Shirwal and Dr. Mahesh S. Chavan published a paper titled “Efficient Implementation of Complex Matrix Inversion for LMMSE Decoder” in the International Journal of Computer Applications (IJCA), Volume 178, No. 20, pp. 12-17, in June 2019. ISBN: 973-93-80900-14-5.

  2. Prof. A. J. Mehta published a paper titled “Energy Conservation by Using Automatic Star-Delta-Star Starter for 3 Phase Induction Motor” in Electrical India Magazine in October 2020. ISSN: 0972-3277.

  3. Prof. V. Santosh Kumar published a paper titled “Distribution Generation and Voltage Profile Improvement in Agriculture Feeder – A Case” in IJSRSET, Volume 9, Issue 1, in March-April 2021. ISSN: 2394-4099.

  4. Prof. H. J. Mane published a paper titled “Design of Twenty Seater Solar Powered Tourist Boat” in Electrical India Magazine in May 2020.

  5. Prof. Irfan Mujawar published a paper titled “On Field Performance Analysis of Shunt Compensation of an Agricultural Feeder using Power Analyzer” in International Journal of Future Generation Communication and Networking, Vol. 14, No. 1, (2021), pp. 3909 – 3918. ISSN: 2233-7853.

  6. Prof. S. S. Shaha published a paper titled, “Various Methods for Measurement of Resistive Leakage Current of Metal Oxide Surge Arrester”, in International Journal of Scientific Research in Science, Engineering and Technology, Volume 8, Issue 4, JulyAugust-2021, ISSN: 2395-1990.
  7. Prof. Irfan I. Mujawar published a paper titled, “On Field Performance Analysis of Shunt Compensation of an Agricultural feeder using Power Analyzer” in International Journal of Future Generation Communication and Networking Vol.14, No. 1, (2021), pp. 3909 – 3918, ISSN: 2233-7853.
2019-20
  1. Prof. V.S. Shirwal published a paper on “Efficient Implementation of Complex Matrix Inversion for LMMSE Decoder” in International Journal of Computer Applications (IJCA) on June 2019.
  2. Prof. A. J. Mehta published a paper on “Energy Conservation by Using Automatic Star-Delta-Star Starter for 3 Phase Induction Motor” in Electrical India Magazine on October 2020.
  3. Prof. V. Santosh Kumar published a paper on “Distribution Generation and Voltage Profile Improvement in Agriculture Feeder – A Case” in IJSRSET, Volume 9, Issue 1, on March-April 2021.
  4. Prof. H. J. Mane published a paper on “Design of Twenty Seater Solar Powered Tourist Boat” in Electrical India Magazine on May 2020.
2018-19
  1. Prof. V.S. Shirwal presented a paper on “Implementation of LS Estimator on FPGA” in 2nd IEEE global conference on wireless computing at networking at SIT, Lonavala on 23-24 Nov 2018. The paper was published in IEEE digital library.
2023-24
  • Dr. V. S. Shirwal & Prof. Viraj B. Bhosale RGSTC proposal accepted and received re grant of 2.5 lakhs for “Intelligent Hybrid Vehicle”
  • Prof: Adarsh Mehta was awarded as best teacher of the department for academic year 2023-24 on the occasion of Teachers day on 5th September 2023.
  • Prof Viraj B. Bhosale has qualified in GATE 2024 conducted by Indian Institute of Sciences, Bengaluru
2022-23
  • Prof. Irfan I. Mujawar is appointed as Associate Editor (technical program committee) for IPMU Journal of Energy Harvesting and Storage. This journal is open access, free-of-charge and peer-reviewed.
  • Prof. V. B. Bhosale was awarded as best teacher of the department for academic year 2022-23 on the occasion of Teachers day on 5th September 2023.
  • Prof. Viraj B. Bhosale is appointed as Primary Evaluator in Toycathon 2022 organized by Ministry of Education, Ministry of MSME, Govt. of India.

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