Admission to this college is managed through a counseling process by Anna University, based on students' 12th HSC marks. A cutoff score of 164 was used for selection by the reviewer. The college's management is criticized for hiring faculty with poor communication skills and limited knowledge, which sometimes makes students feel more knowledgeable than the instructors. The focus seems to be more on collecting fees rather than providing quality education.
However, the college offers a relatively affordable fee structure. The annual hostel fee is 50,000 INR. Students can also receive a first graduate amount of 15,000 INR per year from the Tamil Nadu government, helping manage costs. Campus placements are facilitated with companies like TCS, IBM, ZOHO, and Wipro, among others. The highest salary packages range from 100,000 to 200,000 INR per annum, with some companies offering between 400,000 to 1,200,000 INR per annum.
About 90% of students secure placements yearly, though reports on exact numbers vary. Placement fees range from 8,000 to 10,000 INR annually, and students are eligible for placements from the 6th semester. While there is a focus on high-paying MNCs, many roles are in BPO and marketing, with limited core company opportunities. The fee structure varies by management or government quota, with management fees starting at 60,000 INR and government quota fees capped at 35,000 INR.
Scholarships, mainly from the government, support students financially, particularly first-generation graduates and those from Scheduled Tribes. Though the college does not offer loans, students can secure loans from banks with necessary security documents.
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