Admission to the college is based on merit. The reviewer chose to study a BA in Political Science, influenced by an interest in political issues, despite having other options like BCA and Computer & Math. The college boasts highly knowledgeable faculty, all with PhDs, and offers thorough class material, reducing the need for textbooks. Dr. Ranjit Mahli, noted for his expertise in international topics, is a key faculty member. The Political Science department's fee structure is lower than many other colleges, with reduced fees for SC/ST students.
About 10% of Political Science students secure placements, although none received job or internship offers through the college. However, top students, particularly gold medalists, received opportunities to teach at the college post-graduation, earning around Rs. 600 per class. Students below the poverty line benefit from state and central government scholarships, while academically excelling students can access bank loans, facilitated on the college campus.
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