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What is inside the Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering notes
This set collects study material for Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering (BEEE), the first-year paper taught in many B.Tech programmes. Five PDF files make up the set: slide decks for Unit 1, Units 3 and 4, a Unit 2 file on RLC circuits, a combined Unit 5 and Unit 6 file, and a textbook-style file on basic electrical engineering. The files total 299 pages.
| File | Pages |
|---|---|
| Unit 1 BEEE slides | 72 |
| Unit 2 RLC circuits | 74 |
| Units 3 and 4 slides | 44 |
| Units 5 and 6 material | 102 |
| Basic Electrical Engineering textbook | 7 |
Topics across the set include electrical circuit fundamentals, DC and AC circuits, network theorems, transformers, electrical machines, measuring instruments, semiconductor devices, diodes, transistors, digital electronics and basic electronic circuits.
Who should use it and how
The notes suit first-year engineering students for learning and revision, and also diploma and degree candidates preparing for the electrical paper of SSC JE. The SSC JE Electrical syllabus draws on circuit theory, machines, measurements and basic electronics, which overlap with the units here, although the SSC paper is far wider and goes deeper into power systems and control.
- Read the textbook-style file first to get the definitions and standard derivations.
- Use the slide decks to revise unit by unit before internal tests.
- Solve numerical problems on Ohm’s law, Kirchhoff’s laws and network theorems on paper after each unit.
- Draw the circuit diagrams yourself instead of only reading them.
- Keep a one-page formula sheet for transformers, AC power and diode circuits.
How it maps to syllabi
For a university course, the unit order follows a common BEEE structure: circuits and theorems, AC and resonance, transformers and machines, instruments, then electronics and digital basics. Check your own university syllabus, since unit divisions differ from one institution to another. For SSC JE Electrical, treat these notes as a base for the circuits, machines and basic electronics portions and add dedicated study for the remaining topics such as power systems, measurements in depth and utilisation.
These are not written for the UPSC Optional Electrical Engineering syllabus, so aspirants searching for optional notes should look for dedicated material. The files here are best treated as undergraduate core-subject material.
Printed material
For SSC JE and other technical government exams, printed books and handwritten-style notes for electrical engineering are easier to annotate and revise from. Competer stocks printed SSC JE material that can be delivered to your address.