The postgraduate program has a vigorous, rapidly expanding program of advanced study and research in the areas of Power system planning, Energy conversion, Optical fiber communication, Digital signal processing, Power semiconductor circuits, Industrial drives, MOS devices, Microwave theory and techniques, Laser theory, Artificial intelligence and neural network etc. These postgraduate programs lead to the degree of Master of Science in Electrical and Electronic Engineering and Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. To be awarded an M. Sc. degree, a student should have to complete 36 credit hours of which a maximum of 09 credit hours of project work or 18 credit hours of thesis work. The degree requirement for PhD is 60 credit hours of which maximum of 45 credit hours is thesis.