Overview
About BTech at Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering
Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering and Technology lists the Bachelor of Technology programme on its official website. Engineering degree across computer science, electronics, mechanical, civil, electrical and emerging fields such as AI, data science and robotics.
The programme runs for 4 years and falls under the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). Before applying, confirm that the BTech intake at Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering is approved for the current academic year.
Official approved seats
BTech seats at Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering: 660 per year
Branch-wise intake approved for the current academic year, from the AICTE register.
| Branch / programme | Seats | Shift / mode |
|---|---|---|
| Computer Science & Engineering | 180 | 1st Shift · Full Time |
| Information Technology | 120 | 1st Shift · Full Time |
| Electronics & Communication Engg | 120 | 1st Shift · Full Time |
| Artificial Intelligence and Data Science | 120 | 1st Shift · Full Time |
| Biomedical Engineering | 60 | 1st Shift · Full Time |
| Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning | 60 | 1st Shift · Full Time |
BTech fees at Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering (2026-27)
Set by the state Fee Regulating Authority or university each year. Get the official figure for merit, management and NRI seats.
Eligibility
BTech eligibility at Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering
Entrance exams
Exams that can apply
Process
BTech admission process
- 1
Check that Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering has opened BTech admissions for this cycle.
- 2
Appear for JEE Main or the exam Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering accepts, and meet the minimum score.
- 3
Register on the official counselling or institutional portal and complete choice filling.
- 4
Attend document verification with originals and photocopies.
- 5
Pay the approved fee only through the institution's official channel and keep receipts.
Management & NRI quota
BTech management quota at Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering
Many private engineering colleges admit a share of seats through an institute-level or management route after the centralised admission process. Candidates must still meet the eligibility set by AICTE and the state, and fees must match the figure approved by the state fee regulating authority.
Seat availability and the approved fee at Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering must be confirmed for the current cycle.
Specialisations
Common BTech specialisations
Typical options for this degree; confirm which ones Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering runs this year.
Outcomes
Careers after BTech
FAQs