Admission to the Mumbai college is based on MHCET entrance exam scores and 12th-grade marks, with a management quota for out-of-state students. The admission process involves four merit-based rounds, document verification, and payment of fees, including hostel and admission charges. The faculty is supportive and qualified, but English communication and teaching methods need improvement. The student-to-teacher ratio is 60:1, and additional training for placements and further studies is available. Annual fees are around 1.3 lakhs, with a slight yearly increase, and an exam fee of 400 INR per semester.
Despite the fees being higher compared to other colleges, loans and scholarships are accessible, with different fee structures based on student categories. Campus placements offer packages from 2 to 15 LPA, with companies like Microsoft and Infosys recruiting. Approximately 80% of students are placed, especially those with GPAs above 8.0. Average job prospects lead some students to seek off-campus placements or further studies. The college aids in obtaining government scholarships, although it doesn't offer direct scholarships.
Internship opportunities are available but often lack stipends. While the fee structure is considered high, especially during the pandemic, education loans covering 80% of fees are available from government banks.
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