The college maintains an average faculty-student relationship, with some staff excelling in communication and teaching methods that help students pass exams. Professor Palanisamy is praised for connecting course material to real-world issues. However, the Economics department faces criticism for faculty qualifications and conduct, impacting student experience and mental health. Campus placements are primarily for postgraduate students from the 5th semester, with companies offering an average salary of Rs. 30,000 per month.
ICICI Finance Company provides an average package of Rs. 20,000. Limited internship opportunities are available, mostly in sales or marketing, with stipends around Rs. 5,000. Tuition fees are affordable, ranging from Rs 6,000 to Rs 10,000 annually, with regular students paying about Rs 7,000 per semester. For self-financed students, first-year fees total Rs 24,000, while second and final year tuition fees are Rs 22,000 and Rs 23,000, respectively. Exam fees are approximately Rs 1,500 per semester, with additional miscellaneous fees.
Aided students pay lower tuition and semester fees, with scholarships like the Tamil Pudhalvan scholarship providing Rs 1,000 monthly. The college offers additional support for economically weaker students, including part-time jobs and lunch schemes. The application fee is Rs 50 to Rs 300, depending on the student category. For UG Economics, the tuition fee is Rs 25,000 per year, with exam fees around Rs 3,000 per semester, and additional fees may apply for certificates and departmental functions.









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