To apply for admission, candidates must fill out an online form and submit a printed copy with a fee of 300 rupees. The merit list is published online, and those who do not meet the initial cut-off can wait for subsequent rounds. The faculty is skilled, covering 90% of the syllabus before mid-semester. The course is structured into six semesters over three years, with a marking scheme per semester. BSc ITM students benefit from experienced lecturers, a practice lab, and unit-wise tests.
Self-financed courses like Computer Science and BBA have higher fees by 10,000 rupees. Admission fees are about 1,000 rupees, and examination fees are 750 rupees per semester. The college recently partnered with Coursera, providing free access to 1,000 students. Several scholarships are available: the state government offers 8,000 rupees, Nua Odisha provides 9,000 rupees, and the central government grants 12,000 rupees annually. A merit-based scholarship of 10,000 rupees is also available.
Tuition fees for self-financed courses are 12,500 rupees per year, totaling about 30,000 rupees over three years. Discounts for SC and ST students range from 11,000 to 12,000 rupees, while OBC and general category fees remain the same. Scholarships are based on yearly fees and do not include hostel charges.
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