Admission to the college is through the TNEA system by Anna University, designed for 10+2 students for engineering courses. The process is online, involving five rounds of selection, with counseling in Chennai. Admission depends on ranking and cutoff scores. The college combines theoretical and practical learning, though the faculty size is small with only 8 members, leading to concerns about engagement and teaching quality. BTech in Chemical Engineering fees vary by 12th-grade marks and caste, ranging from 30,000 to 100,000 rupees.
Government counseling admits students at a lower fee structure compared to the management quota, which is around 100,000 rupees annually. The college is more affordable than others. Campus placements start in the seventh semester, attracting companies like Biocon, Anthom, and Tata, offering salaries up to 10 lakhs per annum, with an average of 6.5 lakhs. While industrial visits and stipend internships are available, the college itself does not offer internships.
Scholarships are for students admitted via government counseling, with tuition at INR 60,000, compared to INR 75,000 for management admits. First-generation graduates get a 25,000 INR fee reduction, and BC and general category students can receive a 7,500 INR scholarship annually. The college does not provide loans, but students can obtain them from banks like Indian Overseas Bank.
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