The college requires applicants to have a minimum 7.0 CGPA in their 12th-grade results and provide original documents for identity verification. The faculty is well-qualified, though the student-to-lecturer ratio of about 60:1 can hinder personalized teaching. The commerce department is known for its approach, but teaching is often seen as just a job by lecturers. The examination process includes six exams with varying difficulty levels, contributing to a high failure rate.
The fee structure is affordable, with an annual fee of approximately Rs 23,500 for a B.Com general course, including an additional Rs 1,000 admission fee, but no tuition fees. Scholarships are offered based on income and caste, although disbursements often fall short of the promised amount, typically providing only half of the Rs 10,000 expected. Students can receive up to Rs 15,000, which helps secure jobs, though the increasing fees are a concern for some.
Internships and placements are available, with students becoming eligible in the 5th semester. Companies like Amazon and Google are potential recruiters, with an overall placement rate of about 45%. The highest package offered is 3.5 lakhs, and the lowest is 2 lakhs. Younity offers internships requiring students to sell courses with a 10% commission per sale, earning up to Rs 3,000 for selling five courses. Placements include roles in customer care and night shifts.
Students can work while studying if they face financial constraints. However, extra exam fees are required, which some find unfair.
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