TSEC Mumbai BE Electronics & Telecom Engineering: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The MHT-CET cutoff for BE Electronics and Telecom Engineering at TSEC Mumbai varies each year. Electronics and Telecom generally has a lower cutoff than Computer Engineering and IT at TSEC, making it accessible to candidates with a strong but not top-tier MHT-CET percentile. Candidates can check previous-year seat allotment data on the DTE Maharashtra portal at cetcell.mahacet.org for category-wise and round-wise cutoff details.

Ans. Graduates from TSEC BE Electronics and Telecom Engineering can pursue roles in VLSI design, embedded systems, telecommunications, IoT product development, signal processing, and electronics manufacturing. Companies in the telecom, defense, consumer electronics, and semiconductor industries recruit from engineering colleges in Mumbai. Graduates also find opportunities in IT companies that value hardware-software integration skills, or pursue MTech and MS programmes in electronics-related fields.

Ans. Yes, the Electronics and Telecom Engineering department at TSEC Mumbai is one of the older departments at the college and follows the University of Mumbai curriculum for BE Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering. The department has qualified faculty and laboratory facilities for practical learning in subjects such as analog circuits, digital signal processing, microprocessors, and communication systems. TSEC has been consistently ranked in engineering rankings for its placement outcomes and academic standards.

Ans. Yes, many BE Electronics and Telecom graduates from Mumbai-based colleges including TSEC successfully transition into software development and IT roles through campus placements, upskilling, or postgraduate programmes. The strong foundation in programming, data structures, and digital systems that ECE students develop makes them suitable for IT roles. Many graduates also prepare for GATE to pursue MTech in electronics or pursue software development by building skills during their undergraduate years.

Ans. The BE Electronics and Telecom curriculum at TSEC covers subjects such as Analog and Digital Electronics, Signals and Systems, Communication Systems, Microprocessors and Microcontrollers, VLSI Design, Digital Signal Processing, Embedded Systems, and Electromagnetics. The programme also includes Mathematics, Engineering Sciences, and a project component in the final year. All subjects follow the University of Mumbai syllabus for BE Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering.

Ans. Yes, TSEC Mumbai offers separate hostel facilities for boys and girls on campus. Hostel charges of up to INR 1,20,000 per year are billed separately from the programme fee of INR 10,78,799. Accommodation is optional, and students can commute to TSEC from across Mumbai since the college is located in Bandra, a well-connected hub with easy access to the Western and Central railway lines.