The college's faculty-to-student ratio might not be ideal, but faculty members are approachable and encourage interaction. Notably, Mr. Praveen Kumar and Dr. Sanjeev Dhaakad are recognized for their expertise in teaching Sanskrit and Kriya Saree, respectively. The college has a rigorous examination system, with nine periodic exams, two term exams, and a university final exam each year, leading to varied student performance. In the Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) program, students qualify for placement after a 4.5-year course and a 1-year internship.
The internship is split between the college hospital and a district hospital, with no stipend provided. Unfortunately, no companies visit the college for placements, and there is no specific course to assist placement prospects. The annual course fee is Rs 2,57,800, covering tuition and other necessary charges, and is the same for all student categories, including General, EWS, OBC, SC, and ST. Students can apply for the UP Scholarship from the Uttar Pradesh Government and the National Scholarship Portal (NSP) from the Central Government, with eligibility extending to students from states like Bihar, Maharashtra, and West Bengal.
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