TSEC Mumbai BE Computer Engineering: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. BE Computer Engineering is one of the most competitive branches at TSEC Mumbai. The MHT-CET cutoff for Computer Engineering at TSEC typically exceeds 97 to 98 percentile for the open category through the CAP process, as it is one of the most sought-after branches at the college. SC/ST/OBC categories have separate cutoffs. Candidates can refer to previous-year allotment records on the DTE Maharashtra portal for detailed cutoff data.

Ans. BE Computer Engineering graduates from TSEC Mumbai can pursue careers in software development, cloud computing, cybersecurity, product management, and IT consulting. Mumbai-based and national companies in e-commerce, banking technology, IT services, and start-ups recruit actively from TSEC. Top companies that visit engineering campuses in Mumbai include Amazon, EY, Trilogy, and Samsung. Many graduates also pursue MS or MBA programmes after completing their degree.

Ans. BE Computer Engineering at TSEC focuses on both hardware and software aspects of computing, including computer architecture, operating systems, networks, and software engineering. BE Information Technology, on the other hand, emphasises application development, database management, and IT infrastructure. Both programmes follow the University of Mumbai curriculum. Computer Engineering has a slightly broader scope and is generally considered more competitive to secure due to its higher demand among students.

Ans. The BE Computer Engineering curriculum at TSEC covers subjects such as Data Structures, Algorithms, Computer Networks, Operating Systems, Database Management Systems, Software Engineering, Computer Architecture, and Artificial Intelligence. The programme also includes Mathematics, Discrete Structures, and Engineering Science subjects in the first two years. Practical sessions and mini-projects are part of each semester, aligning with the University of Mumbai BE curriculum.

Ans. Yes, TSEC Mumbai provides separate hostel facilities for boys and girls on campus. The hostel fee is up to INR 1,20,000 per year, billed separately from the programme fee of INR 14,39,101. Hostel accommodation is optional. Students can also commute daily since TSEC is located in Bandra, which is well connected via local trains and bus networks across Mumbai.

Ans. Yes, TSEC Mumbai has an active Training and Placement Cell that coordinates campus recruitment across all engineering branches including Computer Engineering. Top recruiters such as Amazon, EY, Samsung, and Trilogy have participated in recent placement drives. The college is ranked #17 in placement among all engineering colleges nationally by Times Engineering Rankings 2025. Students also benefit from alumni networks in Pune and Mumbai-based tech firms.