The college's admission process relies on merit, requiring an admission form and awaiting a merit list. Students with higher academic performance benefit from lower fees, with the first-year total fee being 3000. Those with high marks can enjoy further discounts, paying as little as 2000 annually. The faculty is well-qualified and supportive, providing academic and extracurricular guidance. With a favorable student-to-faculty ratio, students receive personalized attention. The college lacks a structured placement process, with only 20% of B.Com students securing jobs through campus placements last year.
There are no formal internship programs, but internships with a stipend of about 5000 per month are available, although students generally must seek job opportunities independently. Financial aid and scholarships are plentiful, especially for high achievers and students from backward castes. Tuition fees are affordable, with manageable annual increases of 1000 to 2000, making education accessible to diverse income levels. Despite these financial benefits, placement opportunities remain limited.
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