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

Ans. The total fee for the 4-year BE Electronics and Communication Engineering programme at BRHCET, Thane, is INR 3,20,000 for the complete course duration. This covers tuition and all course-related charges as per the BRHCET fee structure. Students are advised to confirm the payment schedule with the college admissions office before the start of each academic year.

Ans. Admission is through the Maharashtra CAP process based on a valid MHT-CET (PCM group) or JEE Main score. The Maharashtra CET Cell conducts centralised counselling at fe2026.mahacet.org. Candidates must register for CAP, upload documents, and fill college preferences to participate in the allotment rounds. Allotment across all three rounds is based on merit rank and the candidate preference order submitted.

Ans. Yes. BRHCET, Thane, is affiliated to the University of Mumbai and holds AICTE approval. The BE Electronics and Communication Engineering degree is a University of Mumbai degree. All examinations follow the university-prescribed syllabus applicable to affiliated colleges across Maharashtra, and the degree is recognised nationally for employment and postgraduate admissions at universities and public institutions.

Ans. Graduates can pursue careers in telecommunications, embedded systems design, consumer electronics, VLSI design, signal processing, and IoT product development. Common roles include electronics engineer, RF engineer, embedded developer, and network engineer. Higher study options include M.Tech or ME in Electronics, Communication Engineering, or Signal Processing via GATE at government engineering colleges in Maharashtra and across India.

Ans. The approved intake for BE Electronics and Communication Engineering at BRHCET is 60 seats. Seats are filled through multiple Maharashtra CAP rounds based on MHT-CET or JEE Main merit rank, candidate preference order, and seat availability. Candidates can participate in all three CAP rounds to improve their allotment. Remaining vacant seats after CAP rounds may be filled through the college-level admission process as per DTE Maharashtra norms.