Admission to the college is through the REAP counseling process using JEE Mains scores, where students can confirm, withdraw, or pursue upward movement options. The student in this case entered the Electronics and Communication Engineering branch directly in the 2nd year, later choosing Information Technology. Faculty credentials range from B.Tech and M.Tech to some with PhDs, though experience varies. The college conducts seminars on technology and career planning, supported by an assessment system that includes mid-terms, practicals, and an end-term exam, aligning with RTU guidelines.
The annual fee is approximately 80,500 INR, with variations for specific courses, while semester fees are 38,500 INR, including exam fees. Although tuition fees are reasonable, transport and hostel costs are high. The college has a strong placement record, with about 95% of students placed, and companies like Infosys and Amazon visiting. The highest package is 44 LPA, with an average between 5 to 7 LPA. The college offers financial assistance through government scholarships and the Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme but does not provide its own scholarships.
Loan facilities are available but not well-documented. Overall, the college supports students with effective placement opportunities, especially in CS and IT, and offers an affordable fee structure with room for improvement in facilities and administrative processes during pandemics.
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