The political science program admission is based on a merit list evaluating marks from classes 10, 11, and 12, followed by two interviews—one with department faculty and another with the Principal. The department, comprised of four specialized teachers, is well-regarded for its supportive faculty who encourage student initiatives like workshops and simulations.
The college's fee structure is affordable, further supported by scholarships to ensure accessibility for students from various social backgrounds, including those from scheduled castes, tribes, and some Christian students, as well as participants in the state's Kanyashri program. However, the placement cell needs improvement to better facilitate job opportunities and career growth.
Despite this, students can access social entrepreneurship seminars and internships, although these are usually held after regular college hours.
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