The college offers both undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Departments with postgraduate courses have more than eight teachers, while undergraduate-only departments typically have four. The faculty is experienced and approachable, ensuring a supportive learning environment. Each semester is six months long and includes a challenging mid-term exam, although students usually pass. The institution does not provide direct placements after graduation, focusing instead on equipping students for further studies or off-campus job opportunities.
The college, being government-run, charges reasonable fees compared to private colleges. The annual fee for B.Sc. students, including tuition and caution fees, is about Rs. 1,620, with B.A. students paying slightly less. Exam fees range from Rs. 500 to Rs. 900, depending on the specific course. The Swami Vivekananda Merit cum Means Scholarship offers Rs. 18,000 annually for B.Sc. students and Rs. 12,000 for B.A. students, but it has strict eligibility criteria.
The college does not provide placements, internships, or additional financial support. Students commuting by train can avail of travel concessions.
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