To gain admission to the college, candidates must take the CET entrance exam, which is required for all, including those in reserved categories. The college features a highly qualified faculty, including PhD holders and researchers, with a notable post-doctorate in mathematics. The faculty-student ratio follows UGC guidelines, enhancing the educational experience. The fee structure is generally affordable, especially compared to private universities. For instance, the annual fee for a master’s program is approximately ?32,000.
The college, being government-approved, offers scholarships and fee concessions for CET toppers and economically disadvantaged students. Scholarships can cover up to 75% of fees for students with an annual family income below ?5 lakh. The college has a strong placement system, with around 90% of students securing jobs. Last year's highest salary package was ?17 LPA, while the current highest is ?7.25 LPA, with an average package of ?4 LPA.
Annually, 40 to 50 companies visit the campus, including Amazon and Infosys. For the 2022-24 batch, 17 companies visited the department. Students form placement committees with alumni support to attract companies. The college offers two fee structures: Government Aided at ?36,000 for 40 seats and Self Funded at ?1,20,000 for 60 seats. Annual fee increases range from 7% to 10%, but remain affordable due to state government oversight. The university has a central placement cell for internships and jobs, providing ample opportunities for students to secure employment.
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