The college's admission process is merit-based, relying on 10th-grade scores, with a straightforward online application and a Rs 50 form fee. Key documents like the Aadhar card and marksheet are required. The college boasts excellent infrastructure and a smooth admission process. The experienced faculty, especially in the commerce stream with 15 members including Chartered Accountants and Ph.D. holders, is dedicated to student engagement despite a 1:130 student-to-teacher ratio. The curriculum spans six semesters with both internal and external exams, though it's considered somewhat outdated.
Challenges include low student attendance, particularly in mathematics. The fee structure is affordable, with open caste students paying about Rs. 5000 annually for B.Com, while SC, ST, and OBC students benefit from significant fee concessions. Scholarships based on academic merit are available, providing partial or total fee waivers. Approximately 40-50% of students secure placements annually, especially from specialized courses like BAF and BMS, with companies like Deloitte and Hindustan Unilever offering roles in finance and banking.
The highest salary package is Rs. 5 lakh, averaging Rs. 3.8 lakh. Self-financing courses have better placement opportunities compared to plain B.Com, and students can start placements from the 5th semester. Training for interviews and group discussions is also provided. The college offers various scholarships for reserved categories, economically weaker sections, and students with family incomes below 1 lakh, including the Post Matric Scholarship and E.B.C. Freeship. Additional support includes loans, free books, and transport concessions for eligible students.
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