B. R. Harne College of Engineering and Technology Thane BE Electrical Engineering: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The total fee for the 4-year BE Electrical Engineering programme at BRHCET, Thane, is INR 3,20,000 for the full course duration. This amount covers tuition and all course-related charges as per the BRHCET fee structure. Students should confirm the annual or semester payment schedule with the admissions office at the time of joining to plan their expenditure effectively.

Ans. Admission is through the Maharashtra CAP process using a valid MHT-CET (PCM group) score or JEE Main score. The centralised counselling is conducted at fe2026.mahacet.org by the Maharashtra CET Cell. Candidates must register for CAP and fill college preferences to participate in the allotment rounds. All three CAP rounds are open to eligible candidates, and allotment is based on merit rank and preference order.

Ans. Yes. BRHCET, Thane, is affiliated to the University of Mumbai and is AICTE approved. The BE Electrical Engineering degree is awarded by the University of Mumbai. All examinations follow the university-prescribed syllabus and norms applicable to affiliated engineering colleges across Maharashtra, and the degree is recognised for employment and postgraduate admissions across India.

Ans. Graduates can work in power generation, transmission and distribution, electrical contracting, industrial automation, and renewable energy sectors. Common roles include electrical engineer, energy auditor, maintenance engineer, and site engineer. Higher study options include ME in Power Systems or Electrical Engineering via GATE at Maharashtra government colleges, or MBA programmes in energy management and infrastructure.

Ans. The approved intake for BE Electrical Engineering at BRHCET, Thane, is 60 seats. All seats are filled through the Maharashtra CAP rounds based on MHT-CET or JEE Main merit rank, candidate choice order, and seat availability in each round. Candidates who are not allotted a seat in earlier rounds can continue to participate in subsequent rounds to secure their preferred choice.