The college's admission process involves an entrance exam and document verification. Recent faculty hires are praised for their excellence, enhancing the favorable teacher-student ratio. The fee structure is affordable, with general and BC2 category boys paying around 3600 INR annually for traditional undergraduate courses, BC1 category boys 3500 INR, while fees are waived for SC/ST boys and all girls. Despite lacking a dedicated placement cell and infrequent company visits for hiring, students have opportunities for higher education and research, with some securing well-paid jobs.
The college offers financial aid, including scholarships and a government-backed interest-free loan of up to 4 lakh INR. The Girls' Reduced Contribution (GRC) program lowers fees to 170 INR per semester, and the registration fee is approximately 800 INR. Additional scholarships come from competitions and national programs. Placement opportunities include TCS, cell biologist, and lab assistant roles, though the placements may not always meet financial expectations. Criticisms include sudden fee hikes for male students and inadequate campus facilities, but efforts are underway to address fee disparities.
A significant research project on river Ganga dolphins is ongoing, and the faculty supports students seeking internships.
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