The college offers a merit-based admission process primarily utilizing 10th-grade marks, with a student scoring around 93% getting selected in the first round. Private institution students have their scores adjusted, with a 100% being treated as 65%, potentially leading to selection in subsequent rounds. The application process is facilitated online via SAMS. Admission is finalized upon submission of the merit list and required documents. Despite being affordable with an annual admission fee of approximately 1200/- and monthly hostel charges of 2000/-, the college faces challenges in academic delivery.
Faculty turnover is high, with most teachers on contracts, leading to irregular classes, particularly in the Commerce Department. Lab and classroom facilities are reported as inadequate. The college does not offer placement or internship opportunities, and there are no company visits for recruitment, prompting students to seek off-campus options. Scholarships are advertised, but the college's role in facilitating these, particularly the Prerana scholarship for SC, ST, OBC, and economically disadvantaged students, is reportedly ineffective.
While the institution is affiliated with Sambalpur University, it lacks in supporting students with internships, stipends, and the provision of its own scholarships or loan facilities.
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