RCEW Jaipur: Admission 2025, Courses, Fees, Cutoff, Placements, Ranking

The Rajasthan College of Engineering for Women (RCEW) and has been combing excellence in technical education with deep commitment to the teaching of women in shroud engineering disciplines.  Most times, the admission cycle of RCEW synchronizes with the academic calendar, and it is expected that the applications from students would usually start flowing in the early months of the year for the new academic session starting in July/August. As of now, primary eligibility criteria for a B.Tech programme stand at successful completion of 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as core subjects. Admission to undergraduate engineering courses is carried out on the basis of marks secured by candidates in relevant entrance examinations, like the JEE Main or state level engineering entrance exam. Admission to M.Tech and other postgraduate courses is done through scores in GATE or the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering. The GATE is generally conducted in the last weeks of January or early February with the announcement of results in March. Separate entrance tests or these national-level tests can be needed for the MBA and MCA admissions.

Application Process

Rajasthan College of Engineering for Women, Jaipur: Application varies by program:

For B.Tech programs:

1. Attempt the proper entrance exam (JEE Main or state-level engineering entrance exam).

2. Go to the RCEW website and fill out the online form for application.

3. Pay the application fee as defined by the website.

4. Upload the documents needed, including:

• class 10th and 12th mark sheets
• entrance exam score card
• passport size photo
• category certificate (if required)

5. Submit the completed application form.

6. Await the merit list or counseling for seat allotment.

For M.Tech:

1. Attempt the GATE examination.

2. Go to the business link and fill out the M.Tech application form.

3. Pay the amount due for application fees.

 4. Upload required documents, which include:

• GATE score card
• Bachelor's degree certificate and mark sheets
• Other relevant certificates as needed

5. Submit the application and wait for shortlisting.

6. Upon being shortlisted, prepare for any further tests or interviews as per the Department's requirement.

For MBA and MCA:

1. Cleared the relevant entrance examination (CAT, MAT, or state-level management/MCA entrance exam).

2. Fill the online form on the RCEW site.

3. Pay an application fee.

4. Upload important documents, including:

• Graduation mark sheets and degree
• Entrance exam score card
• Work experience certificate (if applicable for MBA)

5. Submit the application once finished.

6. Those selected must start preparing for possible nextstage selection rounds such as group discussion or personal interview.

Degree wise Admission Process

B.Tech: B.Tech programs offered under RCEW are courses imparting knowledge in Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, and Artificial Intelligence with Data Science. Admissions to these programs are based on the merit obtained by a candidate in relevant entrance examinations. There are 360 seats as the total intake for all B.Tech programs, with Computer Science and Engineering having the highest seat intake of 120.

M.Tech: The college offers M.Tech programs in Computer Science and Engineering, Power Systems, and Digital Communication. Admission to these M.Tech programs is selectively based on GATE scores. The total intake in M.Tech programs is of 36 seats, of which Computer Science and Engineering are assigned 18 and the remaining 9 each to Power Systems and Digital Communication.

30: RCEW has an enrollable MBA course with a total intake of 30 seats. This admission process may also involve considering national-level management entrance exam scores, followed by a possibility of interview rounds.

30: MCA: The Master of Computer Applications at RCEW is divided into 30 seats. For the MCA program, there is a possibility of the admission procedure being based on an entrance examination score in conjunction with performance in the qualifying degree.