Admission to the college is based on a specific cutoff range, followed by a basic interview for the pure science program. The college's degree principal is described as friendly and humble. While the zoology department may not offer much help, other departments are noted for their kindness and commitment to mentoring students individually. The commerce course fees are considered very high, sparking concerns about the commercialization of education. There is a clear disparity in placement opportunities between commerce and science students at South Indian universities.
Commerce students generally receive good placements, whereas science students have limited opportunities. The focus on academic marks over practical experiences like internships is seen as a drawback needing improvement. Scholarships are not well-known to the reviewer, and they mention that scholarships in India mainly benefit backward classes, from which they did not receive any support.
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