The admission process at the college involves several steps, including waiting for an admission slot, document verification, and fee payment. Required documents include ID proof, address verification, voter ID, migration certificate, and mark sheets from 10th and 12th grades. Admission is based on 12th-grade and JEE Main scores, followed by counseling. The faculty, although supportive, is relatively inexperienced, affecting the quality of theoretical education. The fee structure is considered affordable, especially with the Tuition Fee Waiver (TFW) scheme.
The annual tuition fee without the waiver is Rs. 72,000, though some report a total annual fee of Rs. 60,000. Mechanical Engineering placements are low, with only 8-9 out of 190 students placed, whereas the Computer Science department sees higher placement success. The average placement package is 2.5 to 3.5 lakhs per annum, with the highest at 15 lakhs. Around 90% of students reportedly secure placements, with companies like Mahindra, TCS, Wipro, Tata, and Infosys participating in recruitment.
Campus placement eligibility starts in the third year, and internships are offered by firms such as TCS and Capgemini, though only 3-4 students typically secure them. The Mechanical Engineering program fee is 75,000 INR, excluding exam form costs. Scholarships are available for SC/ST/OBC candidates, academically excellent students, and those from low-income families. The college offers internship opportunities with stipends, and while the Computer Science department has a high placement rate, the Mechanical department has fewer placements in core companies.
Scholarships are also available for high JEE or 12th-grade scorers, and there is no fee hike policy, ensuring uniform fees for all students.
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