The college's admission process is merit-based, starting at the end of June, with SC/ST candidates and certified sportspersons receiving priority. Facilities include clean classrooms, good infrastructure, sports amenities, and NCC training for military aspirants. The faculty is generally experienced and supportive, though some issues with teacher absenteeism exist. The teaching methods are accessible to all students. The college's fees are affordable due to its government status, with an admission fee of Rs.
2500 for the first year, payable only via net banking. There is a fee relaxation for girls. Despite the lack of placement or internship opportunities, the low fees make education accessible for poor and middle-class students. Graduates need to seek employment or further studies on their own. A scholarship is available for Uttarakhand board students achieving good semester scores, regardless of caste.
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