After high school, the reviewer used the Ekajalkam government scheme to apply to colleges, choosing CMS College as their top preference. They gained admission through the merit list and completed the process in person. The teaching quality at the college was average, with some faculty members lacking effective teaching skills and focusing more on students' personal issues than academics. The college offers two types of courses: Aided, which are government-funded and free for students, and Self-Financing, which require students to pay higher fees.
CMS College does not provide direct job placements or internships, though it hosts public job fairs. It offers no scholarships or loan facilities, but students from reservation categories like SC, ST, or OBC can receive e-grants of Rs 3000 or Rs 3500 per month for hostel fees. These students in self-financing courses also benefit from fee payments made by the government, either upfront or reimbursed after course completion.
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