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Functioning at Bansal Institute of Research & Technology, Bhopal, since 2014, the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering has been consistently committed to the academic excellence and quality standards of the institute. The department is committed to delivering quality education through a learner-centric approach that supports professional competence and continuous growth.
The academic framework of the department is guided by Outcome-Based Education (OBE) practices, with clearly defined Course Outcomes (COs), Program Outcomes (POs), and Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs) implemented in line with NAAC and NBA norms. Teaching–learning processes integrate strong theoretical foundations with practical exposure and continuous assessment to ensure effective attainment of learning outcomes and continuous academic improvement.
Qualified and committed faculty members and well-equipped laboratories in Electrical Machines, Power Systems, Control Systems, Power Electronics, Measurements and Instrumentation, Basic Electronics, and Renewable Energy Systems support the department. Teaching and learning are further enhanced by ICT-enabled smart classrooms, digital learning resources, and a Wi-Fi-enabled campus, creating an interactive, technology-driven academic environment.
Strong emphasis is placed on training and professional development to enhance industry readiness and employability. The department regularly organizes technical workshops, industrial visits, expert lectures, certification-oriented training programs, and encourages real-time projects, technical competitions, and innovation-driven activities. Graduates of the department are placed in reputed organizations, core industries, and multinational companies, while several students pursue higher education and competitive examinations.
The department actively promotes social outreach and community engagement through student participation in awareness programs, community-based activities, and initiatives aimed at addressing societal needs using electrical and electronics engineering solutions. An active alumni network supports the department through mentoring, career guidance, and industry interaction, contributing to the overall academic and professional development of students.
| NAME | Photo | Designation | Date of Joining | Education Qualification | Contact No. | Area Of Interest | |
| Anukirti Srivastava |  | Assistant Professor | 1/12/2023 | M.Tech (Power Electronics) , Phd persuing from MANIT, Bhopal | 9406762059 | anukirtisrivastava01 @gmail.com | Control System , Power System , Network Analysis |
| Shashank Shekhar |  | Assistant Professor | 2/5/2025 | M.Tech (Power Systems) | 8989634207 | shashanksshekhar5 @gmail.com | Power System , Electrical Machines, EMMI |
Report on One Day Seminar
1. Title of the Program
One Day Seminar on Electrical Logic Control System
2. Organizing Department
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering & Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
3. Date of the Program
13 October 2023
4. Resource Person
Shri H. S. Rathore
(Dy. Engineer, FDX BHEL Bhopal & SATI Vidisha College)
5. Duration
One Day
6. Number of Participants
75 Students
7. Objectives of the Program
The main objectives of the seminar program were:
- To control and automate electrical machines and processes using logical operations.
- To ensure safe and reliable operation of industrial equipment.
- To improve efficiency, accuracy, and productivity of systems.
- To implement logical decision-making using relays, contactors, PLCs, and sensors.
- To facilitate easy troubleshooting and maintenance.
- To support flexible and scalable automation solutions.
8. Brief Description of the Program
A One Day Seminar on Electrical Logic Control System was organized by the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering and the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering on 13 October 2023.
The seminar focused on the design and operation of electrical logic control systems used in industrial automation. The resource person explained how electrical machines and industrial processes are controlled using predefined logical conditions.
The session covered various components such as relays, contactors, timers, sensors, and Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), which are used to perform logical functions like AND, OR, and NOT operations.
The seminar also highlighted the importance of automation in ensuring safe, sequential, and efficient operation of industrial equipment. The program provided students with practical knowledge about industrial control systems and enhanced their understanding of automation technologies used in modern industries.
9. Outcomes of the Program
After successful completion of the seminar program, the following outcomes were achieved:
- Reliable and automatic control of electrical machines and processes.
- Improved safety through interlocking and protection circuits.
- Reduction in human error and manual intervention.
- Higher efficiency and productivity in industrial operations.
- Accurate and sequential operation of control systems.
- Easy troubleshooting and maintenance of electrical systems.
- Better energy management and system reliability.
- Foundation for advanced automation and PLC-based systems.
10. Coordinator
The seminar was successfully coordinated by:
- Prof. Rashmi Saxena
Their dedicated efforts ensured the smooth planning and successful execution of the program.
