The college's admission process is based on Plus Two marks and involves three steps: mark verification, certificate verification, and a personal interview. It offers special reservations for backward classes. The faculty, primarily young and supportive, assist students with placements to enhance job opportunities post-graduation. Merit students enjoy a zero-fee structure, with a monthly stipend for those excelling academically. While fees for management quota and self-finance students are higher, they remain lower than those at nearby institutions.
The Placement Cell is proactive, helping students secure positions with multinational companies, though the college does not offer internships. Students have access to national scholarships. The curriculum covers global and Contemporary Indian history and includes a semester-based exam system. The program comprises 31 papers, including a project and an open course, with exams under university supervision.




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