Contingency Analysis and Ranking
I am Birendra Kumar Jha, working as an Assistant Manager in Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA), which is a government utility sector in Nepal. I have completed Master of Science with distinction in power system engineering from Tribhuvan University, Nepal. I am interested to complete my Ph. D. Degree in power system engineering from Indian Institute of Science (IISc).
Unlike many other institutions, IISc, Bangalore offers pure electrical engineering and I have completed the aforesaid degree. That is why I think that IISc can be the milestone for my research work. In addition to that, Electrical Engineering Department IISc is shaped by many well recognized professors like Padiyar K R, Indraneel Sen and Nagendra Rao P S, whose area of research is Power System Engineering. Fortunately, my desired research area has a close resemblance with theirs. Therefore, I believe that I will receive great supervision from them. Moreover, due to cultural resemblance and open border, relation between Nepal and India is characterized by intense people-to-people interaction. Hence, I think that IISc will be the perfect destination for Nepalese student like me.
As far my academic background is concerned, I have completed Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering in 2000 AD from Tribhuvan University (TU), Institute of Engineering, Pulchowk, a nationwide popular institute of engineering under government authority. After successful completion of Bachelor’s Degree, I got the opportunity to become a lecturer in the same university where I taught Electrical Machine, Electrical Energy Utilization and Electrical Circuits and got the experience of more than twelve months. In the mean time, I felt the due necessity of advancing my knowledge in Power System Engineering and, hence, I applied for Master’s Degree to TU. During my Master’s Degree, my thesis work was “Contingency Analysis and Ranking” that encouraged me to develop linear set of distribution factors for the
Unlike many other institutions, IISc, Bangalore offers pure electrical engineering and I have completed the aforesaid degree. That is why I think that IISc can be the milestone for my research work. In addition to that, Electrical Engineering Department IISc is shaped by many well recognized professors like Padiyar K R, Indraneel Sen and Nagendra Rao P S, whose area of research is Power System Engineering. Fortunately, my desired research area has a close resemblance with theirs. Therefore, I believe that I will receive great supervision from them. Moreover, due to cultural resemblance and open border, relation between Nepal and India is characterized by intense people-to-people interaction. Hence, I think that IISc will be the perfect destination for Nepalese student like me.
As far my academic background is concerned, I have completed Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering in 2000 AD from Tribhuvan University (TU), Institute of Engineering, Pulchowk, a nationwide popular institute of engineering under government authority. After successful completion of Bachelor’s Degree, I got the opportunity to become a lecturer in the same university where I taught Electrical Machine, Electrical Energy Utilization and Electrical Circuits and got the experience of more than twelve months. In the mean time, I felt the due necessity of advancing my knowledge in Power System Engineering and, hence, I applied for Master’s Degree to TU. During my Master’s Degree, my thesis work was “Contingency Analysis and Ranking” that encouraged me to develop linear set of distribution factors for the