Admission to the university is merit-based, involving an exam and an interview. Students aiming for a B.Tech program may be directed to a BSc IT course if their exam scores are low. The faculty is supportive, with close attention to student performance and attendance. The Head of Department is approachable and efficient. The engineering course costs 70,000 per year over three years, making it a cost-effective option among private colleges in the northeast.
The well-maintained campus allows students to change courses if necessary. The college has a strong placement program, particularly benefiting MBA students, with recruiters like AMUL, BYJU's, Cognizant, and TCS visiting regularly. Internships are available, especially for B.Tech students, but not mandatory for all courses. Scholarships are offered, including a 95% fee waiver for students with over 95% attendance and a CGPA above 9.5. Scholarships are also available at admission for students with marks over 80%, but stipends are not provided.
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