The college admission process is merit-based, considering 12th-grade marks without an entrance test. It releases multiple merit lists, starting with morning sessions. Reserved seats include 27% for OBCs, 15% for SCs, 7.5% for STs, and 5% for Persons with Disabilities. Admissions for undergraduate and postgraduate courses begin in May/June, and for PG Diploma courses in October. The college is known for commerce courses such as BCom (H), BA (H) Economics, and others.
The faculty is well-qualified, consisting of chartered accountants and company secretaries, and praised for support, though punctuality is a noted issue. The fee structure is economical due to government funding. B.Com fees range from Rs 4,500 to Rs 6,000 for the morning shift and Rs 10,720 for the evening shift; BBA fees are Rs 17,000 to Rs 18,000, and BCA fees are about Rs 13,500. Total tuition for B.Com is around Rs 20,000.
Hostel facilities are limited, accommodating 200-250 students, with nearby PG options costing Rs 5,000 to Rs 25,000. Scholarships are available based on merit, reservation, and achievements in sports and culture, including Mukhyamantri and Samaj Kalyan Scholarship Yojnas. Fees range from Rs 4,200 to Rs 35,000 annually, with scholarships and financial assistance reducing these costs significantly. Placement and internship opportunities have mixed reviews. While top companies like TCS, ITC, Deloitte, and IBM participate, offering packages from 4-15 lakhs per annum and a highest package of 1 crore, student experiences vary.
Some report no placements or internships, while others mention training with companies like IBM and Amazon, albeit sometimes unpaid. Overall, the college provides affordable education with a focus on student support, though placements and faculty punctuality could improve.
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