The college fosters a generally positive faculty-student relationship, with supportive staff across most departments, although some Petroleum Engineering faculty have been noted for less favorable behavior. Each class accommodates around 60 students, managed by two staff members. The college conducts two internal exams per semester, CIA1 and CIA2, and provides guidance on important topics. The student-to-faculty ratio is approximately 30:1, and the transition to an autonomous system has reduced failure rates.
Campus placements begin in the 6th semester with companies like Zoho, Wipro, and Skill Safari offering positions. The highest placement package is Rs 12 lakh per annum, while the average ranges from Rs 2.5 to Rs 4 lakh, with over 50% of students securing placements. Internships are available, though often self-sought. Projects are part of the 8th-semester curriculum. Fees vary based on student categories: scholarship students pay Rs 15,000 in tuition, Rs 6,000 for the hostel, and Rs 10,500 for books annually.
General students pay Rs 75,000 in tuition, Rs 65,000 for the hostel, and a Rs 5,000 hostel maintenance fee over four years. CSBS students pay Rs 95,000 in tuition and Rs 65,000 for the hostel, with a Rs 12,000 store fee. Petroleum Engineering students pay Rs 60,000 in tuition and Rs 35,000 for the hostel. Exam fees range from Rs 300 to Rs 600 per subject. Management quota fees differ, with some fee reductions based on merit. Financial aid is available, but management quota students do not qualify for government benefits.
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