Starting from the second year, students can pursue internships and placements, with companies like Dainik Bhaskar and Zee News offering permanent roles. The highest placement package is 6.8 LPA in the Tourism & Management department. About 45% of students, except those in the B.A. department, secure placements. Aaj Tak and Indian TV frequently offer roles in anchoring, news reporting, and more. All Mass Communication students get placement offers. Internships are well-rated, with one scoring 3.8 out of 5.
Students work on practical projects, such as the weekly PRERNA newspaper. The college offers a flexible fee structure payable in three installments, aiding students from diverse financial backgrounds. In response to COVID-19, a fee concession program is available. Scholarships mandated by the Haryana government are accessible to all student categories, with options like post-matric scholarships providing full fee refunds within six months for eligible OBC/BC and SC students. Opportunities for merit and reservation scholarships also help make education affordable, despite ongoing construction and limited facilities.
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