The college is praised for its supportive and well-qualified faculty, most of whom hold PhD degrees. With a teacher-to-student ratio of 35:6, students receive considerable attention, fostering strong faculty-student relationships. The college offers smart learning classes and has a structured academic year with mid-term and semester exams. Students benefit from numerous internship opportunities, particularly in commerce, economic subjects, mass media management, and tourism. The placement cell is active, with regular recruitment visits from banks, improving job prospects.
The annual fee is 9,200 INR for students without practical subjects, and slightly higher for those with practical subjects. A diploma in mass communication also costs up to 9,200 INR. However, some students find these fees challenging without financial aid, although scholarships are available for students from lower-income families, specific categories, or with good attendance and marks. The fee structure is consistent across categories but is reduced for SC/ST candidates.
Hostel accommodation costs 1 lakh INR per year, and the library deposit is refundable after course completion. Despite the absence of universal scholarships, the college is generally seen as budget-friendly.
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