Apeejay College, previously recognized for its affordability, now has a higher fee structure, with an annual fee of approximately Rs 60,000, totaling around Rs 2,50,000 for the three-year program. This is considerably more expensive than other local colleges and includes additional fines between Rs 500 and Rs 1500. The college offers scholarships mainly to board exam toppers, covering their entire study period, but financial assistance is limited beyond the first year. The faculty is generally competent, though there are concerns about bias and unequal student engagement, particularly towards those with lower internal exam scores.
Placement and job opportunities at the college are notably unsatisfactory. Over the past three years, only 4 to 5 students were selected by TCS, and a few students participated in an off-campus walk-in interview by Capgemini in Chandigarh. Google and Intex visited the campus just once, offering jobs to only 10 students, leaving many to seek further studies or jobs independently. The college's placement services fall short of expectations, especially for commerce students who received no job or internship offers.
While some courses include internships, this is not a standard offering across all programs. The placement prospects described in promotional materials were not realized, leading to significant student dissatisfaction.


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