Admission to the college requires an interview and assessment of high school and higher secondary marks, favoring applicants with strong academic records. The fee structure is considered normal and affordable, varying by course. For FLS courses, fees are under 50,000 rupees per year, while medical or paramedical courses cost a minimum of one lakh per year. First-year fees generally start around 70,000 rupees, decreasing to 64,500 rupees in later years, with allied health science students paying over 2 lakhs annually.
The life sciences faculty is praised for expertise and helpfulness, with most members holding PhDs, though skill levels vary. The campus is described as congested. Final-year students benefit from placement and internship opportunities, leveraging the college's strong reputation. Financial assistance and scholarships are available for SC, ST, OBC, and minority communities, along with government-aided scholarships like NSP and SSP merit cum means. However, the college does not currently offer job placements or stipends.
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