The admission process for the Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) program at the college involves registration on the college's portal, an entrance exam, and assessment of 12th standard marks. The college, being autonomous, manages admissions independently. A trial rank list is followed by a final one, with selected candidates called for interviews and document submissions. The B.Com program offers specializations in areas like Travel and Tourism, and Finance and Taxation. The faculty is well-qualified and experienced, with a student-to-teacher ratio of 1:6, although some classes have up to 80 students.
The semester system includes internal and semester exams, with a requirement to pass both. Fees are in line with University of Kerala norms: general course fees are about 20,000 INR per semester, and self-financing streams range from 10,000 to 14,000 INR. General admissions are around 5,000 INR, with scholarships available that can reduce fees significantly. Only about 10% of students secure placements, often in the final year, with basic salaries starting at 40,000 INR.
Companies like Federal Bank and South Indian Bank visit for placements, but opportunities are limited, leading many students to pursue further studies. Internships are required in the 4th semester, with companies like EY and Deloitte offering programs, though not directly facilitated by the college. In the 6th semester, a project is mandatory for practical experience. Scholarships are available for economically and socially disadvantaged students, with awards based on merit and government schemes like the Central Sector Scholarship.
Tuition fees vary: regular students pay low fees, while self-financing students pay more. Merit students may be exempt from admission fees, whereas management quota students might pay up to 2,20,000 INR. Hostel fees are approximately 70,000 INR. Students apply for scholarships and fee reductions during admission. The college does not offer financial assistance or campus employment.
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