Admission to SNCC requires a meeting with the principal for marksheet verification, followed by form submission and payment of semester fees for enrollment. Known for its convenience and reputation, the college has been attracting students since 2013. The faculty is described as polite and supportive, providing extra classes for students needing additional help. The B.Com program has about 500 students, with 5 to 6 lecturers lacking industry experience. However, teaching is well-received, with specific praise for Siddhart Sir and Rinki Mam.
The college charges a university exam form fee of 200/- rupees, significantly marked up from the actual cost of 20/-, which concerns middle-class students who often work part-time to pay fees. There are no additional charges for college events. Placement opportunities exist in banking, statistics, and broking, although direct campus recruitment is absent for some courses. Eligible students participate in placements from the 5th semester, with a 65% placement rate reported.
The college offers limited scholarships, with an inadequate first-year amount of Rs 800, against expenses of Rs 14,000 to Rs 16,000, including Rs 11,800 for fees and Rs 2,000 for books. The total B.Com fee is approximately Rs 35,000 to Rs 40,000, with a Rs 2,000 admission fee and Rs 6,200 semester fee over six semesters. The lack of loans and comprehensive scholarships creates financial challenges for many students.
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