The course admission depends on performance in class 10 and 12 exams, with a competitive process influenced by application volume. The college is well-regarded for its academic quality and infrastructure, offering both undergraduate and postgraduate programs. While the lecture schedule can be inconsistent due to holidays and exams, the faculty is committed to completing the syllabus, using engaging teaching methods. As a government institution, the college offers low fees, making education accessible to students across different income levels.
Regular courses are tuition-free, while self-financed courses have minimal fees. The annual course fee is Rs 45,000, excluding hostel rent, and various scholarships are available, including those for SC/ST students, potentially covering their full fees. Direct internships are not provided, and placements rely on student performance. The college supports students in preparing for competitive exams and facilitates educational loans, particularly for self-financed courses. Initial challenges in the INT.B.SC.B.ED program registration affected scholarships, but the college offers a wide range of scholarships, including state government support.
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