The college maintains a balanced faculty-student ratio of 50:50, with an equal number of teachers and students. An academic year is divided into two semesters, each consisting of six subjects, including both theory and practical exams. Teachers are generally considered friendly and supportive, with particular appreciation for the math faculty and some specific members like Sindhu, Ranganath, Ramesh, and Sowmya. However, some computer science faculty lack engagement and attentiveness. The difficulty of exams varies, and concerns have been raised about the quality of teaching and lenient exam invigilation, potentially leading to students passing exams more easily.
As a government institution, the college offers affordable tuition fees of approximately Rs 120,000 for the entire degree, equating to around Rs 20,000 per year. Additional fees include lab, development, and admission charges. SC/ST students benefit from a Rs 30,000 concession. The SSP scholarship provides up to Rs 2,500 per semester, though its disbursement can be inconsistent, with delays or non-receipt of funds. Fees escalate yearly, starting at about Rs 3,500 for the first year of a B.Sc.
degree and rising to Rs 4,000 in subsequent years.
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