Admission to the college is based on a merit list that considers Mathematics marks from the 12th standard. Once selected, students must complete an admission form, submit required documents, and make a chalan payment at the bank to confirm their admission. The college offers strong educational and sports facilities, with highly qualified faculty and a low student-teacher ratio of 1:10. The science faculty is especially popular, with an effective marking system that includes two internal exams and a final semester exam.
Tuition fees are moderate, ranging from 17,000 to 50,000 INR for the first year and slightly less for the second year. Government support is available, offering full or partial fee refunds to economically disadvantaged students. The college provides limited placement opportunities, with 6 to 10 companies visiting annually, offering an average salary package of 3 to 5 lakhs. Internships are available but mainly for engineering students, while master's students in actuarial science receive specific placement support.
The college facilitates a one-month internship period with necessary documentation. Scholarships, such as a government-funded one that refunds about 80% of tuition fees, assist OBC, OPEN, SC, NT, and minority students. The annual fee structure varies: 102,000 INR for open category students, 56,647 INR for OBC, and 11,000 INR for SC, CT, NT, and minority students. Additional scholarships and loan facilities, like the Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj scholarship and the 'earn and learn' scheme, support financially disadvantaged students.
The total fees for the first year are approximately 25,000 INR, with a slight increase in subsequent years. Scholarships do not cover students from Maharashtra state.
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