Brindavan College of Engineering — Fees, Management Quota, Cutoffs 2026

Yes. Brindavan College of Engineering (BrCE), Bengaluru is approved by AICTE, New Delhi and affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU), Belagavi. M.

Brindavan College of Engineering's KCET college code is E171, and its COMEDK UGET college code is E030. M.Tech, MBA and MCA admissions are processed through Karnataka PGCET under the same institution code. Lateral-entry diploma candidates apply through Karnataka DCET. We strongly recommend candidates cross-check these codes against the latest KEA (kea.kar.nic.in) and COMEDK (comedk.org) seat matrices published closer to the 2026 counselling cycle.

Under the Karnataka Government fee regulation for private unaided engineering colleges, the 2025-26 KCET (Government/CET) quota BE tuition at Brindavan College of Engineering is ₹1,13,205 per year, applied uniformly across CSE, ISE, AI&ML, CSE (Data Science), CSE (Cyber Security), ECE, EEE, Mechanical and Civil Engineering. University, skill-development, exam and caution-deposit charges are billed on top of this base tuition and are revised annually by VTU and the college.

For the 2026-27 academic session, BrCE's Management/COMEDK BE tuition is tiered by branch. Computer Science, Information Science, AI&ML, CSE (Data Science) and CSE (Cyber Security) are at ₹2,60,000 per year; ECE is at ₹2,00,000 per year; EEE is at ₹1,50,000 per year; and Civil and Mechanical are at ₹1,20,000 per year. These tuition figures are exclusive of university, skill-development and one-time charges. Separate hostel and mess fees apply.

The 2024-25 placement cycle at BrCE delivered a highest package of ₹9.50 LPA and an average package of ₹6.20 LPA, with an overall placement rate of roughly 72% — CSE and ISE consistently cross the 80% mark. Consistent recruiters include IBM, TCS, Amazon, Capgemini, Cognizant, Infosys and Wipro, and the in-house Training & Placement Cell runs aptitude and coding bootcamps alongside IBM and AWS Academy skilling tracks to prepare students for service-sector and emerging-tech roles.

BrCE competes in the affordable mid-tier VTU private category in North Bengaluru, and its key strengths are its location in the airport corridor, emerging-tech branches and approachable tuition rather than ranking-driven brand visibility.

Yes. Brindavan College of Engineering provides separate on-campus boys' and girls' hostels with single-occupancy and multi-occupancy room options, mess facilities, Wi-Fi and 24x7 security. The Yelahanka location and the group's international cohort from 40+ countries make hostel residency particularly relevant for outstation and global students. Hostel-mess charges are billed annually and revised by the management; request the latest hostel tariff sheet at counselling reporting.

BrCE offers nine UG B.E. branches — classical Computer Science & Engineering, Information Science & Engineering, Electronics & Communication, Electrical & Electronics, Mechanical and Civil engineering, plus three distinctive emerging-tech streams: Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, CSE (Data Science) and CSE (Cyber Security). This three-way emerging-tech spread — AI/ML + Data Science + Cyber Security — is uncommon among VTU-affiliated private colleges in the North Bengaluru corridor.

At the postgraduate level, BrCE offers M.Tech programmes in Structural Engineering and Machine Design (admission via GATE or Karnataka PGCET), a two-year MBA with Finance, HR and Marketing specialisations, and a two-year MCA — both the MBA and MCA are filled through Karnataka PGCET counselling. VTU-recognised research centres in core departments support Ph.D. scholars under approved VTU research supervisors within the institution.

BrCE has industry collaborations with IBM and AWS Academy alongside regional IT skilling vendors, giving students certified training tracks in cloud, AI and cyber security. The campus hosts active student chapters — IEEE, Computer Society of India (CSI), National Service Scheme (NSS), and an active 7 Karnataka Battalion NCC unit. Together these tie-ups and chapters drive internship pipelines, hackathons, community outreach and corporate engagement across the academic calendar.