The college features a mix of retired, experienced staff and young M.Tech holders, with some faculty members pursuing or holding PhDs, primarily serving as heads of departments. The faculty-student ratio is 5:60, which is deemed low for a central government college and indicates a shortage of permanent staff, as many faculty members are on a contract basis. Despite this, faculty members are described as knowledgeable, supportive, and friendly, with effective mentorship skills and a unique teaching style that aids student understanding.
Faculty participate in organizing various events, contributing to student growth in multiple areas. The college offers six B.Tech branches, and admissions are based on the JEE Mains exam. Academic assessments include two final exams and three sessional exams per semester with a grading system ranging from Outstanding (O) to Fail (F). The college aims to achieve a 1:15 teacher-student ratio.
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