The college offers five subjects, each taught by one of the five knowledgeable and experienced faculty members. Students undergo five sessional exams each year, which contribute to their final annual exam scores. Diploma students usually pursue further studies or start their own businesses, as campus placements are not common for them. In contrast, B. Pharm students have better opportunities for placements with visiting companies. After their final exams, students must complete a compulsory 3-month internship at a medical facility or hospital and submit their records to the college.
The college provides various scholarships and fee structures based on courses and caste categories. The first-year diploma fee is 65,000. Fees for different programs vary: D.Pharm, B.Pharm, and M.Pharm students in the open category pay around 70,000 per year, while others pay between 30,000 to 40,000. Students in the TFWS category pay only an exam fee of 8,000. General quota students pay approximately 72,000, OBC category students pay 40,000, and SC students pay just 1,000.
Scholarships like MAHADBTE cover half the fees for eligible students, making the college more affordable compared to other institutions in the area.
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