After an unsuccessful application to Punjab University, the reviewer enrolled in a nearby government college. This college requires students to have completed their 12th-grade education with mathematics, physics, and chemistry. The student body has an average age of 18. The college offers six lectures, though the lecturers lack relevant industry experience. As a government-affiliated institution, the college provides an affordable fee structure. The fee is approximately 5,000 rupees in the first year, reducing to about 2,700 rupees in the subsequent years.
Despite its affordability, the college's placement rate is nearly zero, with a job fair involving only one company, Jeena Seekho, offering limited job opportunities. To bolster placement efforts, the college collaborates with Medha Cell. The reviewer received financial aid through the Radhakrishnan Foundation Scholarship in the second year, Haryana Meritorious Scholarship amounting to 3,800 rupees, and a college scholarship of 2,500 rupees.
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