Hi, Alan,

To become an electrical / electronics engineer your physics & maths part should be strong & chemistry only you have to read in the first year only. In second year onwards there will be no subject of chemistry. So you must know only the basics of chemistry. But be strong in physics & maths this is the core subject for an electronic/electrical engineer.

Thanks

All the best.

Candidates can pursue Electrical Engineering at both graduate and postgraduate level. Below mentioned are the eligibility criteria to be fulfilled in order to pursue Electrical Engineering:

Minimum eligibility criteria to pursue Electrical Engineering (BTech) is class 12 pass in PCM/PCMB subjects with at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized school or university or equivalent

To pursue Electrical Engineering at post graduate level, the candidate must have a BTech degree in electrical engineering.

Some of the core topics in Electrical Engineering course are:

Syllabus of Electrical Engineering
Calculus

Chemistry

Physics

Elements of Electrical Engineering

Art of Programming

Mathematics

Analog Electronic Circuits

Network Analysis and Synthesis

Electrical Transducers and Measurements

ICT Tools and Security

DC Machines and Transformers

Digital Electronic Circuits

Control System Engineering

Engineering Electromagnetics

Rotating AC Machines

High Voltage Engineering

Utilization of Electrical Power

Microprocessor and Micro controller

Electrical Drives and Traction Systems

Testing, Commissioning and Maintenance of Electrical Equipment

Digital Signal Processors for Electrical Engineering

Power System Protection and Switchgear

Environment and Energy Studies

Electrical Workshop Practices

Thermal and Hydraulic Prime Movers

Electrical Engineering Materials

Fundamentals of Electrical Power System

Fundamentals of Power Electronics

Analysis of Electrical Power System

Power Electronic Converters

Power System Operation and Control

Electrical Machine Design

Feel free to comment if you have any doubt
Good luck