The Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) in Electrical Engineering is usually a four-year course that is split into eight semesters. Some colleges combine the first two semesters.

• The first semester consists of subjects like English, mathematics, physics, chemistry, engineering graphics and basic engineering.
• The second semester might cover courses like mathematics, material science, biology for engineers, principles of environmental science, basic engineering, engineering mechanics and engineering graphics.
• The third semester usually has subjects such as mathematics, fluid mechanics and machinery, electrical machines, electrical circuit analysis, electromagnetic theory, and electronic devices.
• The fourth semester includes subjects like numerical methods, electrical machines, control systems, transmission and distribution systems, computer skills and electronic circuits.
• In the fifth semester, students may have subjects like engineering economics and management, electrical and electronic measurements and instrumentation, digital signal processing, linear integrated circuits, digital systems and design of electrical apparatus.
• The sixth semester could cover subjects such as power electronics, microprocessor and micro-controllers, switch gear and protection and power system analysis.
• The seventh semester might include subjects such as solid state drives and control, power system operation and control and electives, which may vary.
• The eighth semester could have subjects such as digital control systems, embedded systems, power plan instrumentation and control and optical communication.