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Admission to this college is based on either a high score in the entrance exam or a combination of marks in mathematics and physics coupled with entrance exam results. For engineering courses, passing the CEE exam is mandatory. Applicants must have completed their 12th-grade exams and apply based on merit through counseling. The entrance test focuses on 12th-grade mathematics and physics, and results are announced within a week. The college's faculty is supportive but not sufficient, particularly in the CS & IT department, resulting in a faculty-student ratio that affects engagement.
The overall faculty rating is 5 out of 10. The fee structure is affordable: 8,000 rupees for the first semester admission, 1,500 for the final exam form, and 5,000 for the second semester. An annual fee of 1,200 rupees is charged for the Abhiyantrixr festival. The college is government-funded, providing low-cost facilities, making it accessible to economically disadvantaged students. Campus placements are primarily for engineering students, with companies like TCS, Wipro, and Infosys participating, though opportunities are limited and not highly satisfactory, especially for non-engineering departments.
Engineering students must complete internships, whereas B.Sc. students can pursue them independently. Placement packages, particularly for IT, are not competitive, needing significant improvement. Scholarships include 5,000 for two months for students scoring above 9 points in a year and up to 54,000 per year for 3 to 4 years for families with incomes under 2.5 lakh. Additional scholarships of 8,000 per year and government scholarships like UGC are available, though detailed information is lacking.
The college primarily relies on government funding, with no explicit loan or additional scholarship facilities mentioned.
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