B. R. Harne College of Engineering and Technology

To be an eligible candidate of B.E./B.Tech at BRHCET, you must have cleared 10+2 examination in Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry (or CS/Bio), have had an aggregate score of 45% (40% for reserved categories) and have had JEE Main or MHT CET scores in the positive. Direct second-year admission may be granted to the Diploma holders. The admissions are done based on the Maharashtra DTE CAP rounds.

BRHCET is a reputable B.R.Harne College of engineering and technology being approved by the University of Mumbai and the All India Council of Technical Education. It has adequately equipped laboratories, dynamic placement cell with such firms as TCS, Wipro as well as reasonable infrastructure. Nonetheless, student reviews are divided, with people pointing at the lack of the up-dated equipment and uneven quality of the teaching process, which is well implemented in the case of a person aiming to have a solid yet regionally oriented engineering career.

NCE's faculty quality varies by department and individual. Many students describe instructors as qualified, supportive, and practical, often offering clear solutions and real-world insight (mostly in mid?30s to 40s) . However, some report inconsistencies a few less experienced or less engaging teachers making teaching quality slightly uneven overall.

Yes, B.R. Harne College of Engineering & Technology has a mixed-quality, mostly young but well-minded faculty. Many professors are kind, supportive, and deliver practical lessons, often in their mid-30s to 40s. However, some departments report gap few senior or deeply experienced faculty, and occasional inconsistency in teaching methods.

To apply for a B.E./B.Tech at B.R.? Harne College, you need a valid MHT-CET or JEE Main score and must register through Maharashtra's CAP counselling in June–July, upload documents, make fee payment, and participate in seat allotment rounds. Once a seat is allotted, you complete document verification and institute admission.

The MHT CET cutoff for B.R. Harne College generally falls between 52 to 70 percentile for branches like Computer, Mechanical, Civil, and Electrical Engineering. Computer Engineering usually has the highest cutoff. Scoring above 60 percentile gives you a good chance of getting admission in popular branches at the college.

Securing admission at B.R. Harne College is moderately competitive. In 2024, the closing JEE Main ranks for Computer Engineering hovered around 59,405–73,112, while MHT-CET cutoffs landed between the 60–70 percentile range for general students . So if your entrance rank falls in these brackets, you stand a good chance in popular branches.

Yes, admissions for B.E./B.Tech at B.R. Harne College are currently open for the 2025–26 academic year. You can apply through Maharashtra's DTE CAP counseling using your MHT-CET or JEE Main scores. The pre-registration deadline is June 27, 2025, and seat allotment begins in August.

Yes, B.R. Harne College has an active Training & Placement Cell led by a Placement Officer, staff members, and student reps. They manage campus hiring from July to April, hosting pre-placement talks, interviews, and training sessions. They also coordinate industry interactions and skill workshops to prepare students for recruitment processes.