GSFC School of Technology admits students through the ACPC selection list, requiring a government counseling session for confirmation based on merit. The course spans three years with fees payable every six months, approximately totaling Rs 55,000 per term. General category students pay an annual B.Tech fee of Rs 1,20,000, while OBC students with merit and a TFWS seat pay Rs 3,000 per year. The hostel fee is Rs 80,000 annually. Faculty members are well-qualified, supportive, and experienced, contributing to a low student-to-faculty ratio of 2 teachers per 80 students.
The college has an active placement program, though recent outcomes have been less promising, with around 10 students securing jobs in companies like Byju's. Notably, an alumnus was placed at BARC. GSFC offers six one-month internships from the second year to boost practical experience. The university supports startups through GUIITAR and provides various scholarships, including the MYSY, which offers up to Rs 55,000 for engineering students. SC/ST students can reduce fees with an income certificate, and some government schemes allow students to pay only examination fees.
Despite being a new institution, GSFC maintains industry ties with companies like Reliance and Deepak Nitrate for job placements.
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