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Master of Engineering (M.E.) in Electric Vehicle Technologies
Master of Engineering (M.E.) in Electric Vehicle Technologies in India | Chandigarh University
⚡ Specialise in the engineering transforming the future of mobility
West Africa is gradually entering the era of electric mobility. Electric two- and three-wheelers, urban transportation, commercial fleets and charging solutions are creating new demand for engineers who can design, integrate and maintain electric mobility technologies.
The Master of Engineering (M.E.) in Electric Vehicle Technologies at Chandigarh University is a 2-year programme focused on electric and hybrid vehicle technologies. It combines electric traction, power electronics, electrical machines, energy storage, battery management, charging systems and simulation, with a strong focus on industry needs.
📘 Programme at a glance
- Duration: 2 years | 4 semesters
- Level: Master of Engineering
- Field: Electric Vehicle Technologies
- Location: Chandigarh University, Mohali, Punjab, India
- Focus: Technology, projects, research & industry
🔋 What will you learn?
- Electric and hybrid vehicle architecture
- Electric traction systems and electrical machines
- Power electronics and converters
- Energy storage and Battery Management Systems (BMS)
- Charging technologies and configurations
- Electric vehicle modelling and simulation
- Energy systems, smart grids and electrical integration
🌍 Why is this expertise strategic for Africa?
Electric mobility can contribute to the transformation of several sectors:
- Urban transport: developing cleaner mobility solutions
- Two- & three-wheelers: adapting EV technologies to local needs
- Energy: connecting electric mobility with power systems
- Industry: developing and maintaining electrical systems
- Infrastructure: designing and managing charging solutions
- Entrepreneurship: creating solutions adapted to African markets
🧪 A project- and industry-oriented programme
Chandigarh University highlights dedicated Electric Vehicle Technology equipment, engineering facilities, project-based learning and industry collaborations. Students can also work on projects related to energy systems, power electronics and electric vehicles.
🌐 International exposure
The Electrical Engineering department states that Chandigarh University has 300 agreements with foreign universities, providing opportunities for international mobility. The EV programme also offers a 2-year (1+1) international pathway with Christian Brothers University or University of North Alabama in the United States.
🎯 Potential career paths
- EV Engineer
- Power Electronics Engineer
- Electrical Engineer
- Battery/BMS Specialist
- Charging Infrastructure Engineer
- Energy Systems Engineer
- R&D Engineer • Researcher
💰 Tuition fees & scholarships
For 2026-27, Chandigarh University also announces an Early Bird Scholarship of 20% for its own BE graduates and 15% for graduates from other recognised universities/institutes across its M.E. programmes.
👨🎓 Who can apply?
The programme is primarily intended for graduates in Electrical Engineering or a relevant engineering field. Exact admission requirements should be confirmed according to the applicant’s qualification and profile.
Prepare for the future of electric mobility
Africa will need engineers who can adapt electric mobility technologies to its own realities. Build the expertise today to help shape that transformation tomorrow.
ACCESS INDIA supports West African students throughout their study journey in India — from programme selection and university applications to scholarships, visa procedures and settlement support.
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CU-ME-EVT-020
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Level
Master
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Universities
Chandigarh University
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