BRECW: Admission 2026, Fees, Courses, Cutoff, Ranking, Placement

BRECW Admission Dates 2026

Admissions to B.Tech programmes at BRECW for the 2026-27 session are based on TS EAMCET 2026 and TSCHE centralised counselling. The key dates for the current academic cycle are below.

The table below lists the entrance exams accepted at BRECW for each programme level.

BRECW Courses and Fees

BRECW offers 5 B.Tech specialisations exclusively for women candidates. All fees below are for the full programme duration and sourced from the official fee schedule.

Fees are uniform across all B.Tech specialisations. The INR 3.22 Lakhs total fee (INR 80,500 per year) makes BRECW one of the more affordable private engineering colleges for women in Hyderabad. The CSE and CSE-AI&ML branches attract the strongest TS EAMCET demand at the college.

BRECW Admission Process

B.Tech Admission

All B.Tech seats at BRECW are filled through TS EAMCET rank and TSCHE centralised counselling. Only women candidates may apply. There is no direct admission, management quota, or institution-level test outside the government-prescribed norms.

• Eligibility: 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics from a recognised board. Minimum aggregate of 45% (40% for SC/ST reserved category)
• Only women candidates are eligible: BRECW is an exclusively women-only institution
• Admission stages: TS EAMCET registration and exam, TSCHE online certificate verification, web option entry, provisional allotment, self-reporting, and document verification at BRECW

TS EAMCET closing ranks at BRECW vary by branch and year. CSE and IT branches carry the most competitive (lower) closing ranks. EEE and ECE typically carry higher closing ranks, indicating wider accessibility. Aspirants should check TSCHE’s published round-wise closing rank data for the most recent cycle before option entry.

B.Tech Lateral Entry

Diploma holders may apply for lateral entry into the second year through TS ECET conducted by JNTUH. A diploma in the relevant engineering branch with minimum 45% aggregate is required. The same women-only eligibility applies.

BRECW Placements

BRECW conducts campus placements through its Training and Placement Cell. The college reports an overall placement rate of approximately 95% for B.Tech graduates. In the 2024 placement season, the highest package recorded was INR 32 LPA and the average stood at INR 6 LPA.

CSE and IT branches record the highest placement percentages and strongest average packages. EEE graduates primarily target core engineering and power sector PSU roles through GATE and state-level recruitment. The Hyderabad IT corridor provides strong hiring proximity for BRECW graduates in software and IT services roles.

BRECW has established a dedicated placement training and career skills programme for all four years of the B.Tech curriculum. Pre-placement training covers aptitude, communication skills, coding assessments, and group discussions.

BRECW Scholarships

Students at BRECW can access multiple scholarship schemes through central and state government portals. Telangana’s fee reimbursement scheme provides near-complete fee coverage for eligible reserved category students.

The AICTE Pragati Scholarship is particularly relevant at BRECW given its women-only status. Students apply through the AICTE scholarship portal after joining. Telangana fee reimbursement is processed through the State Scholarship Management System (SSMS) portal.

BRECW Campus and Infrastructure

BRECW occupies a 6.5-acre campus in Santosh Nagar, Hyderabad, close to the Rajendranagar area. The campus is accessible from the Kachiguda and Mehdipatnam areas and is served by TSRTC bus routes.

Campus facilities include computing labs with up-to-date hardware, a central library, departmental laboratories for CSE, ECE, EEE, and IT programmes, a seminar hall, and an auditorium. The college runs a Women Empowerment Cell and career development programmes alongside technical training. Pre-placement training sessions are integrated into the academic schedule from the first year.

BRECW does not have an on-campus hostel. Students typically arrange accommodation in the surrounding Santosh Nagar, Rajendranagar, Mehdipatnam, and Attapur neighbourhoods. The campus is accessible via TSRTC buses and the Hyderabad metro (closest stations: Jubilee Bus Station and MG Bus Station corridors).

BRECW vs GNITS vs Malla Reddy Engineering College for Women

Women aspirants in Hyderabad comparing private women-only engineering colleges typically shortlist BRECW alongside GNITS (Shaikpet) and Malla Reddy Engineering College for Women (Kompally). All three are AICTE-approved, JNTUH-affiliated private institutions admitting through TS EAMCET.

BRECW and GNITS share the same founding year (1997) and both are long-established women’s engineering colleges in Hyderabad. GNITS has a higher NAAC grade (A+) and a higher annual fee (INR 1 Lakh vs INR 80,500). BRECW offers a marginally more affordable option while maintaining NAAC A grade accreditation. Malla Reddy Engineering College for Women is located in Kompally in northern Hyderabad, serving aspirants from that direction. All three admit exclusively women candidates through TS EAMCET.