Admission to the college is determined through a counseling process based on a merit list derived from 12th-grade marks across various boards. Applicants can choose up to three subjects, and MSc admissions may include an internal quota. The faculty is generally supportive, with some exceptions, and the Head of Department changes every three years. Notably, the Computer Science department has two faculty members students should be cautious of. As a central government institute, the college offers low tuition fees.
First-year fees range from 5,000 to 7,000 INR, dropping to 3,000 to 5,000 INR in subsequent years, varying by department, with literature departments having particularly low fees. The college does not offer placement services or internships, so students must seek these opportunities externally after graduation. While the college does not provide its scholarships or loan facilities, students can avail of the Merit-cum-Means (MCM) scholarship from the State Government, which offers 2,500 INR monthly during both undergraduate and postgraduate studies.
Students are expected to manage other expenses independently or with family support.
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