1. What is Electrical and Electronics Engineering? Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) focuses on the generation, transmission, and utilization of electrical energy. At nec, students gain expertise in power systems, control systems, renewable energy, high-voltage engineering, and embedded systems—equipping them to modernize Nepal’s power infrastructure and rural electrification. 2. How is EEE different from other engineering disciplines? While Electronics and Communication Engineering emphasizes communication systems, EEE focuses on power systems and electrical infrastructure. Students learn about power generation, electrical machines, smart grids, high-voltage systems, and control automation—blending traditional electrical knowledge with modern energy technologies. 3. What are the opportunities? Government Sector: NEA, DoED, public infrastructure Private Sector: Hydropower, automation, solar systems Research & Higher Studies: Power systems, energy economics Multinational Companies: Energy consulting, design, and smart grid development Public Service: Engineering roles in NEA, Loksewa, NTA 4. How long has it been initiated? Nepal Engineering College started this program in 2006 A.D. to address Nepal’s growing demand for qualified electrical engineers. The department blends strong theory with practical labs, internships, and research focused on smart grids and renewable energy. Contact: Assoc. Prof. Sachin Shrestha: 9841616976 Assoc. Prof. Ajay Kumar Lal: 9841496579 Asst. Prof. Basanta Pancha: 9843500887