The college starts its admission process each April, with brochures available for 300 currency units both online and at the college. Applicants submit completed forms and documents in July over a two-day period, with selection based on a call by the admission department. Post-admission, students who wish to pursue specific majors must obtain entrance forms from respective departments, which conduct exams once the academic session starts. The Physics and Chemistry faculties are consistently available and considered adequate, while Mathematics, Statistics, and English faculties provide a decent experience.
As a government institution, the college is affordable, covering most expenses except for standard admission and exam fees. While job opportunities are limited, the college supports internships and organizes seminars with alumni to share work experiences, which students find beneficial. Although the college doesn't offer its own scholarships, students can access central government scholarships, with additional exemptions for BPL cardholders or minority community members. Eligibility typically requires continuous study after completing the 12th grade.
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