The college offers an MSc Chemistry course with a qualified and experienced faculty, mostly holding PhDs or postgraduate degrees. The program spans two years and includes four semesters, each with two internal assessments. Students tackle four chemistry papers per semester, except in the fourth semester, which has three. The curriculum is demanding, particularly in the first and third semesters, but students generally perform well. The annual college fee is 55,000, split into 32,000 for odd semesters and 23,000 for even semesters, which may be burdensome for middle-class families.
Specific fees for MSc Chemistry are 36,500 for the first semester, 22,500 for the second and third semesters, and 25,000 for the fourth semester, plus 500 for laboratory maintenance. Scholarships are limited but include options like the post-matric, Joseph Mundassery, and Chief Minister's merit scholarships, with departmental staff available to help. Placements are available, though few students secure positions, and there are no internship opportunities or project stipends. Campus placements are not well-organized, which could be improved for better student outcomes.
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