The college offers an entirely online admission process, including document submission and fee payment via demand draft. It caters to students needing flexible attendance due to personal commitments or part-time work. The faculty is highly qualified, many with Ph.D. degrees, and are supportive and approachable, enhancing the student-faculty relationship. The college has adequate library and lab facilities, though some improvements are needed. However, the administrative staff's attitude is noted as uncooperative.
Over three years, six exams are conducted. The college's fee structure is low and varies by caste categories, with annual tuition fees around Rs 40,000, but some students report paying much less. Registration fees are Rs 500. The college provides scholarships and fee concessions mainly for SC, ST, OBC, EWS, and minority students, but not for those from other states or open caste categories. The placement rate is strong, with 85% to 90% success, and internship opportunities are ample, including partnerships with companies like Birla, despite some inconsistencies in paid internships.
The college, being government autonomous, supports economically disadvantaged students through scholarships and offers job opportunities on campus post-graduation. Overall, the teaching quality is regarded as skillful and beneficial for student development.
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