The college offers two admission options: Self-finance and Aided. The Self-finance wing allows for spot admissions, while the Aided departments require application submission followed by an interview invitation within 10 days. The faculty are praised for their preparedness and personalized attention, focusing on both academics and life skills. The college aims to provide affordable education, especially for rural students, though fees are higher for self-financing courses. It has a strong placement record, with about 80% of students being placed annually.
In the latest year, 35 companies participated in the placements, securing jobs for approximately 1100 students. The placement cell supports students, including aspiring entrepreneurs. Internships are available in most departments, though some, like English Literature, lack them. Students from other programs, such as BCA, have interned with reputable companies. Scholarships are offered to students from lower middle-class families earning less than Rs 100,000 annually. Proficiency holders receive annual monetary support, and additional assistance is provided to financially disadvantaged students on Arutchelver's Day, though loans are not available.
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