The admission process at the college involves visiting the campus, interviewing with teachers, and submitting documents and fees. The college follows a semester-based fee schedule, with payments due by a specific deadline; a late fee of 25 rupees per day applies for delays. Though fees are considered high, the college offers quality education, particularly in the chemistry department, where teachers are professional and punctual. Students have access to internships post-degree and must submit placement forms before graduation.
Campus placements begin after the 3rd semester, with 50-60% of students securing jobs in companies like DSM Ropar. Educational visits and internships, like a 7-day program at Shalini University, enhance learning experiences. Practical coursework includes projects on nanoparticles for MSc students. Scholarships are available for students scoring above 80%, belonging to certain castes, or being single children, with additional support for SC students by the Government of Punjab. The college offers its own financial assistance but lacks a loan facility, though fee submission extensions can be requested from the Vice Chancellor.
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