The college provides limited placement opportunities with only a few companies, like Cognizant and HTC, participating. Students can attend placements from the 4th semester if they have no pending arrears, although only about 1 to 2 percent of students manage to secure jobs. Alumni networks help in arranging company visits, but overall satisfaction with the placement process is low. The college requires students to earn a 1 credit point for social service, which includes campus cleaning activities.
Scholarships are available based on caste and income, offering up to 10,000 per year, potentially covering the course fees for students of all castes. Each department also selects two students annually for additional financial support. The tuition fee is modest compared to other private institutions, set at 5,500 per semester, but a late fee is charged for delayed payments.
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