The college boasts a faculty described as amazing, caring, and responsible, with friendly and supportive teaching methods. However, one faculty member, Pramila, is noted for having too much attitude. The college administers six exams, which are generally easy but can present mild difficulty. Students in their fifth and sixth semesters can join the campus placement cell, with 50–60% landing job offers. Companies like Infosys, Tata, and Kia participate in placement drives, and there are internship opportunities in fields like sewage treatment operations.
The college fees increase by 2000–3000 INR annually, but scholarships like Vidya Siri and SSP help offset costs. Some students, particularly those with government seats and in the ST category, receive a 5000 INR SSP scholarship per year, effectively covering tuition fees. There are extra, non-refundable fees for semester exams, and no campus selection program exists. Despite fee hikes, financial assistance is considered reasonable, with no management seats available, underscoring its status as a government institution.
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