The admission process at the college begins with purchasing and completing an application form, which can now be submitted online. After submission, applicants receive a call letter indicating their status on the main or waiting list, along with the admission date. Faculty members are experienced and ensure effective coursework comprehension, though exam scheduling issues exist. The fee structure is flexible, offering concessions and scholarships like the Central Sector Scholarship (Rs 30,000 over three years) and ASAP Scholarship (approximately Rs 1 lakh).
General category students do not pay tuition or exam fees, while others pay less than Rs 1,000 per semester in exam fees and about Rs 1,800 annually in tuition fees. Initial admission costs range from Rs 10,000 to Rs 15,000, and management seat fees average Rs 70,000 for a three-year program. Placement opportunities are limited, with few companies visiting for interviews, mainly from private banking, although a major recruitment event in 2018 featured companies like NISSAN and TATA.
Internship opportunities are sparse, especially for BSc Physics students, though some branches like Astrophysics and Nuclear Physics occasionally offer them, and BA Journalism students have access to internships with prominent companies.
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