Admission to the college requires an entrance exam, followed by rank-based seat allocation, with the process taking 2-3 months, including document validation. The faculty is generally good, with a moderate faculty-to-student ratio and mostly PhD holders who use presentations and notes effectively. However, frequent changes in faculty can disrupt student interaction. The management is poor with limited permanent staff. Each semester has two exams; mid-semesters are easy while end-semesters are tougher.
The annual fee is 35,000 INR, paid yearly through online options. Placement opportunities are limited, with 60% of students placed mostly in banking, insurance, and sales, earning between 4 to 8 lakh. Discrepancies in reported figures show some placements at 3.6 lakh on average. Internships in sales during the 6th semester offer low stipends, often leading students to seek off-campus options. Many students aim for further studies post-graduation. Scholarships are available for economically disadvantaged students and high achievers, with Merit cum Financial Assistance accessible via the Edistrict portal and another scholarship through IP University.
The annual tuition fee is approximately 40,000 INR, but the first-year fee is 55,000 INR, increasing each year, totaling 150,000 INR for the course. Fees are paid per semester at 25,000 INR, covering tuition and other charges. Reserved category fees are slightly lower. The college supports government scholarships and education loans but has faced criticism for unexpected fee hikes and delayed scholarships. Internships offer stipends up to 10,000 INR, while campus placements range from 4 to 5 LPA.
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