The department boasts seven highly qualified associate professors who simplify complex topics using effective teaching methods. They provide guidance, especially in choosing final semester specialization papers, and foster a supportive learning environment. An internship opportunity is offered after the third semester with the Anthropological Survey of India, focusing on disease gene detection.
Although unpaid, it offers practical lab experience and ends with a certificate. The M.Sc degree costs approximately 16,000 INR, with an admission fee of 5,000 INR and 4,000 INR per semester. Scholarships like the Swami Vivekananda Merit-cum-Means Scholarship provide 30,000 INR annually, potentially covering 60,000 INR of the program cost, subject to academic performance.
A student credit card scheme is also available to help manage expenses. The fee structure is considered affordable compared to other government colleges.
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