Admission to the college is primarily merit-based, except for B.Ed students who must pass an entrance exam. The selection relies on a merit list considering 12th-grade marks. The college boasts a highly educated and experienced faculty known for their supportive teaching approach and guidance for students' futures. Tuition fees are structured to be higher in the first year, decreasing in subsequent years.
While some students find fees challenging, many manage them comfortably. Campus recruitment occurs occasionally with company visits, though placements are not guaranteed and can be unpredictable. Students sometimes have access to internships offering good stipends. Scholarships are available for those who cannot afford the fees, and various loan options are also offered to ease financial concerns for students.
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