Admissions at the university are primarily merit-based for undergraduate programs. For M.Phil and Ph.D. courses, students must clear an entrance test followed by an interview, with the interview being notably challenging. In postgraduate programs, 60% of seats are reserved for graduates from the University of North Bengal, while 40% are open to graduates from other universities. The faculty is highly qualified and known for their effective and ethical teaching methods, with weekly sessions to help students clarify doubts.
The course fee for the first semester is reasonably priced at 10,020, making it affordable compared to other institutions. The college has a training and placement cell that helps students, especially those in science and commerce, to secure job offers, with visits from reputable companies. However, the placement cell's effectiveness needs improvement, as not all departments equally benefit from job opportunities.
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