The admission process in July 2016 was based on academic marks, with management quota options for different group preferences. Middle-class students often relied on educational loans to attend the college. The faculty is accessible, engaging with students through WhatsApp for academic discussions. The college conducts three CAT exams and a model exam each semester, with retake options. Daily tests are organized, and students must stay until 5:30 PM if they don't pass.
Although some faculty members are experienced, their salaries do not reflect this. The college environment is generally positive. The fee structure is flexible, with payment options like cash, loans, and cheques, in 3-4 installments. Additional fees apply only to optional transport services. The college boasts a nearly 100% placement rate in recent years, with frequent placement drives featuring companies like Zoho, Infosys, TCS, and others. However, only 60% to 70% of students secure placements through campus interviews, with the highest package being 5 LPA and the lowest 2 LPA.
The college doesn't offer direct scholarships, so students often need loans. Undergraduate fees are 50,000 INR per year for the Government quota and 80,000 INR for the Management quota. Scholarships are based on cutoff marks and sports achievements, with a full scholarship for a 175 cutoff mark. BC, MBC, and SC/ST students receive average scholarships of 7,500 INR, 8,500 INR, and 50,000 INR, respectively, though SC/ST students must use this for fees.
The admission fee is 250 INR, and the average tuition fee totals 1 lakh INR per year.
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