Admission to the college requires 12th-grade marks and an interview with the principal to determine subject allocation for Science and Arts, as Commerce is not available. A merit list is then posted for first-year admissions. Once listed, students must pay their fees, which are required biannually and deemed reasonable. However, SC students pay additional lab fees for science subjects. The college boasts a qualified faculty from top institutions, providing five one-hour lectures daily and practical sessions in well-equipped chemistry and physics labs.
The faculty and staff are friendly, enhancing the academic experience. The library is well-stocked with prestigious books globally. Unfortunately, during the review period, no job placements were offered to graduates, prompting them to pursue further education and find employment independently, as job opportunities were scarce. There were also no scholarships or bank loans available at that time.
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