Admission to the college began on June 25, 2018, with a nine-day orientation. The faculty is knowledgeable and supportive, with a 1:40 faculty-to-student ratio. However, some focus more on syllabus completion than student understanding. The BCA department's pass-to-fail ratio is 40:60. While faculty-student relations are friendly, handling of issues with students and parents receives criticism. Despite initial promises, job assurance in relevant fields is not guaranteed. The first-year fee is Rs 55,500, excluding transportation (Rs 8,000-Rs 10,000 for the first semester) and hostel fees.
An initial payment of Rs 30,000 is required at admission, followed by Rs 20,500 for the second semester. The total course fees amount to Rs 165,000, payable in six installments of Rs 27,500. Additional costs include an examination fee of Rs 4,500 per year and a re-appear exam fee of Rs 1,100 per semester. The college offers merit-based scholarships, reducing fees by Rs 10,000 for students scoring above 70% in 12th grade, and by Rs 15,000 for those scoring above 80%.
Internships and campus placements begin in the 5th semester, with companies like Infosys, Tata Steel, TCS, Mahindra, Hero, Wipro, and Airtel visiting. The highest placement package is Rs 14 lakhs per annum, the lowest is Rs 2.5 lakhs, and the average is Rs 5 lakhs. About 65% of students secure placements, assisted by a dedicated placement cell. Internships offer stipends averaging Rs 40,000 per month. The college organizes workshops and projects on advanced technologies like IoT and AI to boost employability.
The fee structure includes tuition, caution, registration, development, lab fees, and other charges, and the college's consistent fee hike policy makes it an affordable option compared to other private institutions.
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