The course admission process involves a valid MAT score, followed by a group discussion and personal interview, with final selections based on merit across these stages. Only 60 candidates are admitted, ensuring a transparent and selective process. The fee structure is affordable for a government-affiliated institution, with self-financed students paying approximately 60,000 per semester, including hostel fees, while day scholars pay around 30,000 per semester. The college boasts an active training and placement cell that partners with major companies like Wipro, Amazon, Airtel, and Infosys, offering salary packages ranging from 20,000 to 25,000.
Internships are available with firms such as Honda, Times of India, British Paints, Pantaloons, Wipro, and TCS. Scholarships and loans are provided to support economically disadvantaged and high-achieving students, with annual scholarships for top performers and loan facilitation through various banks.
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