Overview
Diploma in Electrical Engineering – CTEVT (48 Seats) at National People College, Saptari
The Diploma in Electrical Engineering at National People College follows CTEVT standards and prepares learners for installation, maintenance, and testing tasks in buildings and small industrial settings.
The course places steady attention on safety, correct tools, and accurate records.
Eligibility and Duration
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Entry: As per CTEVT rules and any entrance process announced.
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Seats: 48
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Duration and structure: As prescribed by CTEVT.
Structure and Curriculum Snapshot
Core study includes basic electrical engineering, measurement and instrumentation, electrical machines, power system basics, wiring and installation, control basics, and protection.
Practical work covers wiring methods, earthing checks, testing steps, motor familiarization, and use of meters with correct ranges.
Students prepare circuit drawings, parts lists, and job cards that reflect tasks completed under supervision.
NPC maintains tool kits, safety gear awareness, and lab schedules so practice is orderly and predictable. The library offers reference books on symbols, standards at diploma level, and troubleshooting guides suitable for beginners.
Teaching and Assessment at NPC
Faculty conduct safety briefings before each practical. Internal assessment includes assignments, lab records, and viva. Final evaluation follows CTEVT examinations and practical tests. Audio-visual sessions show correct handling of machines and panels, reinforcing safety messages and standard procedures.
Careers and Further Study
Graduates join maintenance units, electrical contractors, retail service centers, and utility support teams under senior technicians.
Many continue to bachelor-level electrical programs after meeting entry criteria. The diploma builds a careful approach to power work: checklists, lock-out steps as instructed, and clear notes on faults and fixes.
Admission Notes
Admission follows CTEVT and college schedules. Applicants should keep documents ready and attend safety orientation on the dates announced.
