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The college offers admissions through management quota and Anna University counseling. Management quota fees are notably high and considered not worth the cost, similar to government quota fees, which are also seen as expensive compared to other colleges. Hostel fees are relatively low, but the food quality is reportedly poor. Faculty members are talented, though some lack proficiency in English and effective teaching methods, with instances of biased grading. Placement opportunities are average, with companies like HCL, Wipro, and Infosys recruiting, but there's a lack of core industry placements.
The placement cell aids with interview prep and communication skills, though internships and stipends are generally unavailable, with potential changes expected as the college's reputation grows. Scholarships are available for government quota students based on government norms, offering fee concessions linked to caste, which can be yearly or monthly. However, there are no scholarships for management quota students, though sports-related concessions might be possible. The college doesn't assist with loan applications, leaving students to handle this through their banks.
Overall, while the college provides some opportunities, particularly in placements and scholarships for some students, the high fees and varied quality of faculty and facilities may impact its perceived value.
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