The college offers a straightforward admission process, requiring applicants to visit the campus, possibly undergo a brief interview, submit an application, and pay the fees. Admission is based on a merit list released 2-3 months later, without the need for entrance tests. The faculty is well-regarded for their experience and supportive nature, with the commerce department head, Rupam Ma'am, being particularly inspirational. The college fees are affordable, with a tuition fee of 10,000 rupees annually and a bus fee of 4,500 rupees per semester.
The BCom first-year fee is 39,000 rupees, with similar costs for the following years. Despite fees being higher than other BCom colleges, they are justified by the facilities provided. The college features strong placement opportunities and internships from the second year, managed by a dedicated placement cell. Scholarships mainly benefit SC, ST, or OBC students through state-level programs, with one student receiving 17,000 rupees over two years. Institutional scholarships offer fee reductions based on academic performance and sports achievements, and a single girl child scholarship provides a 5% reduction.
However, there are no loan facilities, and campus placement support is limited, with strict enforcement of fees and penalties for late payments.
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