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Part-Time EE Course in Chennai, India

09/18/2009 12:41 PM

Sir,

I am kamalakanna, residing in east tambram

I have completed BE in EEE, and i am working in a private company here in chennai

I wanted to do part time ME in Electrical related engg

could any one help for the list of college that offers ME part time courses?

both evening time and week end classes are ok

I am looking forward for your valuable answer

regards

kamal
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Re: Part-Time EE Course in Chennai, India

09/21/2009 9:36 AM

Do a Google search on colleges locally and contact them directly.

There may even be colleges listed in the local telephone directory.

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Re: Part-Time EE Course in Chennai, India

10/07/2009 11:47 PM

MIT has their courses online for free. It is just video classes, learn on your own type of thing. You won't get any college credit for it, but you will learn the material. They might have some ME courses you could watch. Just google search it, I know they have it. I've watched a lot of their physics lectures...
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