The admission process at the college begins post-12th-grade results, with applications submitted online for a fee. Selection is based on academic marks and an interview with departmental coordinators. The faculty is supportive, well-qualified, and manages small class sizes, ensuring personalized attention. The curriculum covers Indian and world history comprehensively, with three exams per semester. A fee structure is moderate, offering scholarships, fee concessions, and no hidden charges except exam fees.
Placements are positive, with about 153 companies recruiting, and students achieving packages ranging from 2.4 to 10 lakhs per annum. The average salary package is 7 lakhs, with certain courses achieving 100% placements, although the overall rate is 40%. Internship opportunities are available with notable companies. Scholarships are offered, particularly for single girl children and students from backward classes. First shift students pay lower tuition fees of approximately 8,000 per semester, amounting to 30,000 annually, and 90,000 total over three years, excluding a 75,000 hostel fee.
Second shift students face double these fees. Government-aided courses offer subsidized fees for economically disadvantaged students. Part-time work opportunities are available on campus. Despite improved placements over the years, teaching profession students have fewer placement options.
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