In 2015, the admission process at Meerut College required students to apply online, receive a token number, and wait for their names to appear on a merit list for eligibility. The college boasts knowledgeable and supportive faculty, maintaining a 50:1 student-to-faculty ratio. The curriculum includes two internal assessments and assignments each semester, paired with external exams, each contributing 50 marks to the final score. As a government institution, Meerut College offers a highly affordable fee structure, with total fees ranging from 15,000 to 20,000 INR for four semesters, including examination fees.
While the college does not provide placements for traditional courses, law students benefit from internships with practicing advocates. Although internship opportunities are scarce, the college enriches student learning through projects and seminars. Scholarships are available for meritorious students from scheduled caste and tribe backgrounds, facilitated by a straightforward application process. Despite the absence of student loans, the college's nominal fees, coupled with additional concessions for category students, help alleviate financial burdens.
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