Two applicants sought admission to a government college due to the unaffordable private college fees. Despite not being listed in the initial merit lists, they were eventually accepted by the commerce department. The college offers a bachelor's degree at a reasonable total fee of 20,000 INR, covering all costs like books and semester charges, making it accessible for middle-class families. However, the college does not have an on-campus placement program or internships, which impacts students' employment opportunities after graduation.
About 65% of graduates secure jobs through job fairs, although the salaries are often lower than expected. This year's job fair was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The college provides government scholarships for academically outstanding students to pursue further studies at renowned institutions like Manav Rachna International College. Additionally, scholarships are available for SC/ST students. The maximum fee for any three-year course is capped at 15,000 INR, which minimizes the dependence on scholarships for tuition costs.
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