The college offers quality education with good faculty support, particularly in postgraduate courses, although faculty class attendance can be inconsistent. It provides strong sports opportunities and has well-regarded clubs. Exams are scheduled with internal exams in November and external exams starting in the second week of December. A notable downside is the absence of a fresher party for new students. As a government institution, the college offers affordable education, with M.Sc program fees under Rs 20,000 for two years.
Undergraduate fees are also low, with Bachelor of Arts at Rs 2,453 per year, Bachelor of Science ranging from Rs 2,493 to Rs 20,500 per year, and Bachelor of Law at Rs 2,091 per year. Additional costs include lab and program-related fees, and an examination charge of Rs 1,800. Annual scholarships between Rs 4,000 and Rs 5,000 may significantly offset these costs, depending on class 12 marks. Despite the affordability, the college does not offer job placements or internships.
Total expenses, including examination and other fees, can reach approximately Rs 50,000.
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