The college boasts a skilled and supportive faculty who maintain regular contact with students and are dedicated to assisting them. The academic structure is annual, with exams at the year's end, and graduation timelines were maintained even during the pandemic. However, placement opportunities are limited, and certain subjects may not lead to job prospects. Internships are available annually based on departmental needs, but they only offer certificates without stipends. The college's focus on future prospects is criticized, suggesting room for improvement.
Annual fees range from 5,000 to 10,000, with government scholarships available to help offset costs. For example, a 3,000 fee can be covered by a scholarship of 3,000 to 4,000. The institution is transparent with no hidden charges, and additional benefits are provided for specific categories. While campus employment is limited, internships remain accessible to students.
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