The B.Com program admissions in 2012 were based on 12th-grade marks, with the reviewer gaining entry via the second list. The faculty is highly qualified, with most lecturers holding postgraduate degrees and certifications, enabling effective teaching. Faculty members are supportive, providing academic and emotional guidance. The college charges an annual fee of Rs 19,000, payable by demand draft, with detailed breakdowns showing first-year fees at Rs 6,471, second-year at Rs 5,625, and final-year at Rs 6,343, excluding stationeries.
Additional fees cover various student services and activities. The college is transparent, not requiring donations for admissions, and offers scholarships for deserving students. As a government institution, its fees are lower than those of private colleges. Placement opportunities are currently limited, primarily involving BPOs, with recruitment based on academic performance and no dedicated preparation provided. However, internship plans are underway. Existing internships cater to CA, CS, and finance fields, including soft skills and CV training.
Companies like TCS and Wipro participate in campus recruitment, although the overall placement strength needs improvement.







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