The college has an organized admission process starting with an online application followed by verification. Faculty interactions are generally positive, though teaching quality varies. The BCom (H) department receives mixed reviews, with some faculty criticized for inefficiency, while the math and economics departments are well-regarded. The course includes two internal and six semester exams in the first semester, with a 20% failure rate; however, the curriculum is seen as relevant.
Despite high fees, the college offers numerous opportunities and scholarships like SVMCM and Nabanna for students with over 75% marks and those from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. Semester fees range from Rs 2,800 to Rs 4,000, with an additional Rs 509 before exams, totaling around Rs 25,000 for the course. Tuition fees are low due to government funding, but additional charges exist for facilities not provided, such as a non-functional canteen and lack of Wi-Fi.
Campus recruitment opportunities are limited, with only 1 or 2 companies visiting annually and offering low salary packages. The graduation degree is not considered sufficient for job market entry. Despite challenges in obtaining scholarship signatures, the Swami Vivekananda Scholarship offers Rs 1,000 monthly for financial aid.
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