Admission to the college is merit-based, focusing on applicants' total and Mathematics marks. Minority students have the option to directly approach the college. After selection, students complete a college-specific form and pay fees to secure their admission. The course cutoff was 57, and eligibility with 59 marks was confirmed post the third merit list. The faculty is supportive, knowledgeable, and often holds seminars on new technologies. Positive student-teacher relationships are emphasized, especially for regular attendees.
The college conducts semester and practical exams, perceived as manageable. Although some faculty members fall short of expectations, the overall faculty is dedicated. The fee structure varies, with self-financed programs like BSc IT and BMS being costlier, while B.Com and BSc plain are cheaper, ranging from 10,000 to 40,000 INR per year. Payments can be made in installments. Placement opportunities begin in the 5th semester, mainly through campus drives, despite limited direct company visits.
The college lacks its own internships but partners with institutions for job opportunities. Internships in some courses are low-cost, offering practical experience, although initial months may be unpaid. The placement cell's support is limited, urging students to actively seek opportunities. Financial aids include education loans, part-time jobs, and scholarships, excluding the Open Category, based on academic performance. Special scholarships for minority and girl students are available, with reduced fees for some girl students.
Annual college fees are around Rs. 40,000, with detailed charges for tuition (Rs. 800), lab (Rs. 1,800), exams (Rs. 4,600), ID card (Rs. 100), development (Rs. 500), and library (Rs. 200). The college provides 10-11 scholarships annually, covering various amounts.
Comments