The Renewable Energy course at this college is accessed through a merit-based allotment process. While the faculty is considered supportive and delivers a good standard of teaching, the department lacks qualified teachers specifically for the renewable energy course, relying mainly on engineering faculty. Course fees vary: B.Com costs 12,000 per semester, BBA 13,000, and B.Sc. courses range from 9,000 to 19,000 per semester. Most courses are free except for self-financing ones.
Despite the fees, there are complaints about non-functional lab equipment. Placement opportunities are modest, with 20-25% of students getting jobs post-graduation, primarily those with high academic scores. Companies like Wipro and Sutherland recruit mainly from computer science. A one-month internship is offered in the final year to boost practical skills. Scholarships are available for financially needy students, but not for those in self-financing courses. There is no loan facility, and tuition fees are stable and affordable.
While scholarships exist for other departments, no financial aid or job placements were available for renewable energy students during the reviewer's time.
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