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JIS Institute of Advanced Studies and Research

M.Tech. in Renewable Energy and Electric Vehicle Technology

About the Course

The M.Tech. in Renewable Energy and Electric Vehicle Technology is a multidisciplinary postgraduate program offered in both regular mode and for working professionals. The course is designed to equip students with in-depth knowledge and hands-on skills in key areas such as solar photovoltaics, electric vehicles, green hydrogen, electrochemistry, sensor technologies, microgrids, and smart power systems. With a strong focus on industry-linked innovation and skill development, the program empowers students for research excellence and global success. It aims to foster innovation, address real-world challenges in clean energy and e-mobility sectors, and develop next-generation professionals who can lead the global transition toward a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable future. Students benefit from industry-integrated laboratories, strong placement and internship support, and merit-based scholarships at the entry level.

Research Focus Areas:

Students and researchers at CReSES engage in frontier research spanning:

Eligibility Criteria:

Candidates from recognized universities/institutes with the following qualifications are eligible to apply:

Career Prospects

This program is designed to create numerous job opportunities in the rapidly expanding fields of renewable energy and allied technology. With its strong focus on industry-relevant skills, emerging technologies, and practical training, graduates can explore diverse and impactful career paths such as:

  • Renewable energy project design and development
  • Electric vehicle and battery technology industries
  • Power utilities and smart grid operations
  • Sustainability consulting and green infrastructure
  • Higher studies and research in reputed institutions
  • Public and private sector energy and mobility planning
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