Admission to the college can be secured through either the management quota or the university process. The management quota requires paying half the fee upfront, totaling Rs 2,20,000 for a 2-year course, and submitting academic certificates. The university process is more cost-effective but may lead to higher fees if students are uninformed. The faculty is well-qualified, employing effective teaching methods like board and PowerPoint presentations, and encourages student participation in workshops and conferences.
Attendance is mandatory for all lectures. The college offers merit seat fees at Rs 50,000, while fees for management seats vary, potentially increasing for late admissions, although the official receipt is for Rs 50,000. Placement opportunities are limited, with only 2 to 3 students placed from a batch of 20 in the past, and 1 to 2 from the current batch of 31. Companies like Biocon and Syngene have hired students. The college needs to improve its placement services, as this is a key consideration for prospective students.
Scholarships are numerous but may not be disbursed promptly. Overall, the college's fee structure is affordable compared to other private institutions, and several scholarships are available.
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