The college provides no scholarships directly; however, students can apply for scholarships offered by the central and state governments, specifically through the National Scholarship Portal for economically weaker sections. Reserved category students, particularly SC/ST with a family income less than 2.5 lakhs, may benefit from government scholarships that refund total fees. The college does offer fee concessions to socio-economically disadvantaged students and provides some financial assistance, such as scholarships approximately worth 10,000 INR for cultural participation.
Tuition fees for non-IP students are generally 1 lakh per annum, while for IP students, it is 24,000 INR per annum. Hostel fees are 10,000 INR annually, and other charges apply. Educational loans are also accessible through private and public sector banks. The college is under the ESIC scheme, offering specific financial benefits to ESIC cardholders, like a 50% fee waiver on installments. Additionally, internship stipends vary, with reported figures of 23,500 to 30,000 INR per month.
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