Admission to the university is primarily through the CET exam, requiring a one-day document submission process. The university fee is 3 lakhs, with hostel accommodation costing an additional 1 lakh, increased from 2.8 lakhs. For CET applicants, the university fee is reduced to 70,000, and transportation fees vary by route. Admission can also be gained via KEA, requiring good 10th and 12th grades and an interview. The college is recognized for its experienced faculty, most of whom hold advanced degrees and have industry experience, providing valuable real-world insights.
The faculty-to-student ratio allows for personalized attention. Fees are categorized into three types: entrance exam with university seats, entrance exam without university seats, and management quota, with the latter being more costly but competitive. The college offers payment flexibility, adhering to government rules, and allows installment payments. Despite some issues with campus facilities, like a small library and hostel food quality, the university has a 100% placement record, with students placed in companies like TVS, Infosys, and Shell Petroleum.
Internships are mandatory and provided after the 4th and 7th semesters. Placement eligibility requires students to be in their 8th semester with no backlogs and at least a 60% score. Scholarships are available based on academic performance, with first-year students eligible for scholarships of up to 40,000 based on entrance exam scores and prior grades. Academic excellence can lead to a 50% fee reduction for students with a CGPA above 9 or a 90% score in the 2nd PUC.
Scholarships continue for top 10 CGPA-ranked students into the second year, with separate provisions for management and KEA quota students.
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