Content Curator | Updated on - Mar 30, 2026

The M.Tech in Power Electronics and Power Systems at Federal Institute of Science and Technology (FISAT), Ernakulam, Kerala is a 2-year full-time postgraduate programme affiliated to APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University (KTU) and approved by AICTE. The programme offers an intake of 12 seats and covers advanced topics including power converter design, FACTS devices, renewable energy integration, smart grids, electric drives, and power quality. The total fees for the complete 2-year programme are approximately Rs. 1.60 lakhs (excluding caution deposit). Admission is through GATE score or merit in qualifying degree, via the DTE Kerala counselling process (Government Quota) and direct management quota. FISAT is NAAC A+ accredited and has recently been conferred Autonomous Status (2026-27), making this programme a strong choice for EEE graduates seeking advanced specialisation in power systems.

Admissions for the 2026-27 batch are upcoming. The last date for online applications is tentatively the third day after publication of S8 B.Tech results by KTU (approximately June 1, 2026), with provisional admission expected by June 30, 2026. GATE 2026 results were declared on March 19, 2026, and candidates with valid GATE scores are eligible for Government Quota seats.

Key Points

FISAT has been conferred Autonomous Status from the academic year 2026-27, enabling it to design its own curriculum for M.Tech programmes.
The M.Tech curriculum includes mini projects, audit courses, open electives, and a dissertation as special features.
The programme covers IPR/research methodology to help students understand patent creation through research.
Open elective courses include business analytics, industrial safety, operations research, and cost management of engineering projects.
FISAT has a dedicated R&D Cell (established 2018) and a FabLab for prototyping and innovation.
Both Regular (12 seats) and Working Professionals categories are available for some M.Tech programmes; Power Systems has 12 regular seats.

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FISAT Latest Updates and News

03 Jan, 2026 FISAT MTech Fee Structure 2026 has been released. The total academic fee is ₹ 1.6 Lakhs.

FISAT M.Tech Power Systems Fees

The M.Tech Power Electronics and Power Systems programme at FISAT has a semester-wise fee structure. The total fees for the 2-year (4-semester) programme work out to approximately Rs. 1.60 lakhs, with the first semester being the highest due to one-time charges. A refundable caution deposit of Rs. 5,000 is collected in the first semester. Fees are subject to revision as per Government/University orders.

Semester-wise Fee Structure

Fee Component	Semester 1	Semester 2	Semester 3	Semester 4
Tuition Fee	Rs. 35,000	Rs. 35,000	Rs. 35,000	Rs. 35,000
Other Fees	Rs. 9,495	-	Rs. 5,240	-
Admission Fee (Year 1)	Rs. 100	-	-	-
Caution Deposit (Refundable)	Rs. 5,000	-	-	-
Semester Total	Rs. 49,595	Rs. 35,000	Rs. 40,240	Rs. 35,000
Total Fees (2 years, excl. hostel)	Rs. 1,59,835

Caution deposit of Rs. 5,000 is refundable at the time of leaving the institution.
Hostel facility is available for boys and girls on campus; hostel fee is charged separately.
Fees are subject to revision as per Government/University orders from time to time.
Skill Development Courses will be charged extra.
Fee payment can be made via ATM/Debit card, UPI/QR code, or bank transfer to FISAT Federal Bank Account No: 17140100001036 (IFSC: FDRL0001714).

FISAT M.Tech Power Systems Admission 2026

Admissions to M.Tech Power Electronics and Power Systems at FISAT are conducted through two routes: Government Quota (50% seats, via DTE Kerala counselling based on GATE score/aggregate marks) and Management Quota (50% seats, direct admission by FISAT). The 2026-27 admission season is upcoming, with applications expected to open after KTU S8 B.Tech results. Candidates can apply online at register.fisat.ac.in/mtech/.

Important Dates

FISAT M.Tech Power Systems Admission Dates 2026

Event	Date
GATE 2026 Result	March 19, 2026
Online Application Opens	After KTU S8 B.Tech Result (Tentative: May 2026)
Last Date for Online Applications	Tentatively June 1, 2026 (3rd day after KTU S8 result)
Provisional Admission	June 30, 2026 (Tentative)
DTE Kerala M.Tech Counselling	June-July 2026 (Tentative)
Batch Commencement	July-August 2026 (Tentative)

GATE 2026 Exam Dates (Reference)

Event	Date
GATE 2026 Registration	August 28 - October 13, 2025
GATE 2026 Admit Card	January 13, 2026
GATE 2026 Exam	February 7, 8, 14, 15, 2026
GATE 2026 Answer Key	February 19, 2026
GATE 2026 Result	March 19, 2026

The dates mentioned above are tentative and subject to change.

Eligibility Criteria:

B.Tech/B.E. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering or Electrical and Computer Engineering with minimum CGPA of 6.0 on a 10-point scale (5.5 for SEBC/OBC; pass for SC/ST).
Candidates who have appeared for the final examination can also apply, provided they have passed all subjects up to and including the 6th semester.
AMIE/AMIETE qualified candidates are also eligible.

Admission Process:

Register online at register.fisat.ac.in/mtech/ and submit the application form.
For Government Quota: Register with DTE Kerala (dtekerala.gov.in) and participate in the centralised counselling based on GATE score/aggregate marks.
For Management Quota: Apply directly to FISAT; admission is based on merit in qualifying degree.
Submit all required documents including degree certificate, mark lists, TC, conduct certificate, Aadhaar card, and physical fitness certificate at the time of admission.
Candidates from universities outside Kerala must submit Eligibility Certificate and Migration Certificate from KTU.

FISAT M.Tech Power Systems Scholarships 2026

FISAT M.Tech students can avail of scholarships and financial assistance through AICTE and state government schemes. GATE-qualified students may be eligible for AICTE's National Doctoral Fellowship or other merit-based financial support. SC/ST students can avail of Post-Matric Scholarship from the Kerala government. Students are encouraged to check the latest AICTE scholarship notifications for M.Tech students.

Available Scholarships

Scholarship	Eligibility	Benefit
AICTE Pragati Scholarship (for Girls)	Female students in AICTE-approved institutions	Rs. 50,000/year (tuition + incidentals)
AICTE Saksham Scholarship (Differently Abled)	Differently abled students in AICTE-approved institutions	Rs. 50,000/year
Post-Matric Scholarship (SC/ST)	SC/ST category students	Fee reimbursement by Government of Kerala
Central Sector Scholarship	Merit-based, family income below Rs. 8 lakh	Rs. 20,000/year (PG)

Scholarship applications must be submitted through the respective government/AICTE portals within prescribed deadlines.
GATE-qualified students admitted under Government Quota may be eligible for additional financial support as per AICTE/KTU norms.

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FISAT M.Tech Power Systems FAQs

Q1. Is GATE mandatory for M.Tech Power Systems admission at FISAT?

Ans. GATE is not mandatory but is preferred for Government Quota seats. DTE Kerala prepares a rank list based on GATE score or aggregate marks in the qualifying degree. For Management Quota seats (50% of intake), admission is based on merit in the qualifying degree without requiring GATE. Having a GATE score improves chances of getting a Government Quota seat with lower fees.

Q2. What is the difference between Government Quota and Management Quota for M.Tech at FISAT?

Ans. Government Quota seats (50% of intake, i.e., 6 seats) are allotted through DTE Kerala counselling based on GATE score/aggregate marks, and fees are regulated. Management Quota seats (remaining 6 seats) are filled directly by FISAT based on merit in the qualifying degree. Both categories follow the same curriculum and have the same fee structure at FISAT.

Q3. What are the career prospects after M.Tech Power Electronics and Power Systems from FISAT?

Ans. After M.Tech Power Electronics and Power Systems from FISAT, graduates can work in power utilities (KSEB, NTPC, Powergrid), renewable energy companies, EV technology firms, and R&D organisations. They can also pursue Ph.D. at FISAT or other institutions, appear for PSU jobs through GATE, or take up academic positions. The growing EV and renewable energy sectors offer excellent opportunities.

Q4. Does FISAT offer Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering after M.Tech?

Ans. Yes, FISAT offers Ph.D. programmes in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. M.Tech graduates from FISAT or other institutions can apply for Ph.D. admission at FISAT. The R&D Cell at FISAT actively supports research activities, and faculty members are engaged in funded research projects.

Q5. What is the intake for M.Tech Power Systems at FISAT? Is it a small batch?

Ans. Yes, the intake for M.Tech Power Electronics and Power Systems at FISAT is 12 seats (regular category). The small batch size ensures personalised attention from faculty and better research mentorship. The programme is conducted by the EEE department, which has experienced faculty with expertise in power systems, power electronics, and renewable energy.

Q6. Can working professionals join M.Tech Power Systems at FISAT?

Ans. The M.Tech Power Electronics and Power Systems programme at FISAT is currently offered only for regular candidates (12 seats). Working Professionals category is available for some other M.Tech programmes at FISAT (like Renewable Energy and AI & Data Science). Working professionals interested in power systems should check the latest FISAT prospectus for any updates on this category.