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Admission to the BCA program at this college requires a minimum of 60% in 12th grade. The selection process involves an interview and document verification, with details available at the college office. Fees must be prepared as a bank draft, and applicants must present their 10th and 12th-grade mark sheets. Admission to various programs depends on entrance exams like CET, JECA, WBJEE, or JEE Mains, based on rank criteria. Courses such as B.Tech, MBA, M.Tech, and BCA have respective fees of INR 3,56,800, INR 4,46,000, INR 4,46,000, and INR 86,668.
Additional costs include uniforms and bags, with noted fee increases for new students. Scholarships, including a 10,000 INR discount for high achievers, and financial aid are available to help manage fees. The college boasts an 85% placement rate with top firms like Amazon, Microsoft, and IBM participating. The highest salary is 32 LPA, with an average of 4 LPA. Students become eligible for placements in the fifth or sixth semester and have internship opportunities with companies like TCS and Amazon.
Fields of study include IoT, robotics, and automation. Scholarships and financial aid options support students facing financial hardships, with reduced fees for those who have lost their father and plans for students from low-caste backgrounds or other states. Overall, the tuition for the college is about Rs. 260,000, with the first semester costing Rs. 75,000 and subsequent semesters at Rs. 60,000 each. The BCA program, lasting three years, charges Rs.
60,000 per semester by 2025, including all facilities. Government student loans are also accessible, facilitating financial planning for students. Faculty members have high qualifications, promoting student engagement in academics and extracurricular activities despite a low faculty-to-student ratio. Classes and exams are regularly structured, with flexible curriculum and marking schemes.
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