Admission to the college is merit-based, requiring applicants to hold a bachelor's degree with a minimum aggregate of 50%. Prospective master's students need to have taken the TANCET exam. The college is praised for its teaching quality, with professors consistently attending classes—a notable distinction from many other master's programs. The college fee is considered affordable and is paid at the start of each semester, which makes it manageable for students.
Scholarships are available for students with good aggregate scores. Approximately 65% of students secure job placements annually through the university's partnerships with reputable organizations, with the college hosting company interviews each year to provide job opportunities for eligible candidates.
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