Admission to the college is based on a merit list that evaluates students' intermediate exam performance and involvement in extracurricular activities. The process takes place in the principal's office. About 70% of the faculty is considered competent, although some lack focus on teaching. Despite this, the syllabus is always completed on time. The college, established in the 1950s, is known for its affordable fee structure due to its private-government affiliation, making education accessible to many students.
Placement opportunities are moderate, with companies like Amazon, Wipro, Tech Mahindra, and Genpact participating, but only actively engaging a few students. Although the college doesn't offer internships in the 5th semester, approximately 80% of MBA students secure placements with average packages reaching up to 10 lakh. Scholarships are available and beneficial, especially as tuition fees have risen. Under the previous government-aided structure, tuition was 5,400 in the first year, reducing to 3,000 in the final year, totaling 12,000 for the entire course.
Scholarships such as the government BC-D and sports scholarship are crucial in mitigating the recent tuition fee hikes.
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