The college offers scholarships primarily through external sources, such as government scholarships for BC, SC/ST, and economically backward categories. The college itself may provide concessions for meritorious or Christian community students, but there is no consistent internal scholarship program. Scholarships are also available for students who achieve district-level ranks, and private merit scholarships are accepted.
The college fees vary by course, with annual fees typically ranging from 30,000 to 75,000 INR, with opportunities for installment payments. There is a bank loan facility through the Bank of Baroda. While some students reported receiving scholarships, others were unaware of any such opportunities. The college emphasizes affordability and provides financial assistance to students from low-income backgrounds, though specific scholarship details are often unclear or undisclosed.
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