The college, facing a shortage of students, offers admission to all applicants. Prospective students can begin enrollment by contacting their Palampur branch through advertisements or online. The faculty is highly qualified, with many holding PhDs, and maintains a student-friendly ratio of 1:25, encouraging effective interaction. The course structure includes four exams per semester, comprising three mid-semester tests and a final exam. Although the college faces criticism for unexpected fee hikes after the first semester and a late fee of Rs 50, it provides SC/ST scholarships and further scholarships based on academic performance.
Placement prospects are moderate, with MNCs like IBM, Wipro, and Infosys visiting the campus. Eligibility for placements begins in the 6th or 7th semester, with most students placed by the 8th semester. Average salary packages range from 2 to 3 LPA, with the highest at 1 crore per annum, yet only about 10% of students secure placements annually. Internships, starting in the second year, include companies like Cipla and Patel Construction, offering stipends around Rs 20,000.
The tuition fee is approximately Rs 56,560 per semester, with total course costs, including hostel fees, around Rs 7 lakhs for four years. For the 2024-2025 academic year, semester fees differ by course: BTech CSE at Rs 74,200, M.Tech at Rs 38,500, and MBA at Rs 74,000. Hostel fees range between Rs 45,000 to Rs 50,000. While the college provides placement and internship opportunities, its credibility poses challenges for securing bank loans.
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