The college admission process is merit-based, determined by the 12th standard percentage scores. Three merit lists are published, and candidates must finalize admission within three days after their name appears. Self-financed courses include Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) and Bachelor of Accounting and Finance (BAF) with 240 seats each, Bachelor of Banking and Insurance (BBI) with 120 seats, and Bachelor of Investment Management (BIM) with 70 seats. The faculty is highly qualified, holding master’s degrees, with some pursuing PhDs.
They support students through open communication and are approachable for guidance. The annual fee for aided courses like B.Com and B.A is Rs 7000, while self-financed courses can cost up to Rs 29,000, with fee reductions available for reserved category students. Although some colleges offer lower fees for similar facilities, the college provides valuable opportunities and services. Internship opportunities relevant to studies are available, with stipends between Rs 5,000 and Rs 7,000.
The college also assists with placements, inviting firms for campus interviews. Many students pursue further studies, but placement support remains for those interested in entering the workforce directly. Scholarships and financial aid are available for students from low-income and reserved backgrounds, supported by trustees and the government. The course fee is around Rs 28,000, with an option for installment payments. Students are kept informed about job opportunities and scholarships, with internships offered based on individual interests.
The college assists students in securing positions in reputable companies.
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