Students at the college can participate in campus placements starting from their 5th semester. The institution has a partnership with Concordia University and hosts various companies to provide placement opportunities. Around 45% of the students secure jobs through these placements, depending largely on their personal abilities and skills. The college is government-aided, which allows it to charge minimal fees, making it accessible to middle-class families.
For students who cannot afford to pay, free education options are available. Additionally, government scholarships are offered to all minority students. The college operates under the guiding principle of Purificatus nonconsumptive.
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