Admission to the government college is based on merit, with applications submitted online in June. A three-stage merit list is released, and students on the first list are called for admission on specific dates, paying fees the same day. The faculty is highly qualified and supportive, aiding in exam preparation, though some bias may exist towards more active students. Fees are affordable, especially for middle-class families, with higher course fees up to 25,000 INR per semester, while BA courses cost less.
Scholarships and quotas aid economically disadvantaged students, and fee details are transparent. The college offers placement opportunities with companies like ICICI Bank and Genentech, although the number of participating companies and diversity of opportunities are limited. Placement stipends range from 17,000 to 18,000 INR, focusing on banking and customer service sectors. Scholarships, such as the Inspire and PMSS, are available through the National Scholarship Portal, primarily for backward classes, SC, ST, and economically weaker students, with fewer options for general category students.
Scholarships are based on 12th-grade performance. Government college fees are lower than private ones, with a science bachelor's degree costing 15,000-20,000 INR yearly. Scholarships for economically weaker sections can be applied for at the college office, but no on-campus jobs or internships are provided.
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