The college conducts an annual SAT exam, offering fee concessions to all participants, benefiting many rural students. High scorers can receive a full fee waiver. The college charges a reasonable fee compared to others, with a course fee of 45,000 for hostellers and an additional 55,000 for hostel accommodations. First-generation graduates are eligible for scholarships, and stipends are provided for job training.
The fee for electronic and communication engineering is 58,000 per year, with slight variations for civil and mechanical engineering. All courses are priced under 50,000, and the college is committed to providing an affordable education without compromising on facilities like labs, transport, and accommodation. They also offer flexible payment options for students unable to pay fees immediately.
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