Admission to the college is merit-based, requiring the submission of documents like a 10th-grade marksheet, residence, and income certificates. There is no interview process, and students can select their subjects, such as opting for computer science instead of chemistry. The college boasts qualified faculty and encourages students to choose courses based on personal interest. As a government institution, the college offers an exceptionally low tuition fee of 3600 INR, making it one of the most affordable options locally.
However, the college has limited company visits for recruitment and does not provide internships or direct placement services. Despite this, the supportive teaching staff helps students prepare for interviews, enabling many to secure jobs in both the government and private sectors independently. The lack of direct placement opportunities is a noted drawback. The college also offers scholarships for SC, BC, and low-caste candidates, as well as for girls across all categories, although general category students do not have access to these scholarships.
There are no examination fees or loan facilities available.
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