To apply for this course, candidates must have a minimum of 55% in their B.Sc. Admission is based on a combination of entrance test results and B.Sc. marks, with a merit list determining selection. The faculty is well-regarded, with a mix of teaching and research-focused members, and includes some of the best instructors in the department. The total fee for post-graduation is Rs. 20,000, which is affordable due to state government funding, making it a cost-effective option compared to private colleges.
Although the college has a placement cell, it is not very active in some departments. Official internships are not provided, but a professor helps facilitate summer internships through the Summer Research Fellowship Program (SRFP), offering a stipend of Rs. 10,000 per month. Additionally, the university offers the DSW scholarship for economically disadvantaged students, which is awarded based on economic needs, family background, and merit, following an interview process.
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