Admission to the college is accessible through the WBJEE exam, the all-India JEE, or a college-specific test, with selection based on exam ranks. The college is known for its strong lab facilities and skilled faculty, who emphasize practical learning through daily lectures. Fees are considered reasonable compared to other Mumbai University colleges, with annual costs around INR 3.6 lakhs and discounts for certain castes. Hostel fees are high with poor food quality.
B.Tech students pay INR 40,000-45,000 per semester, and payment options include full payment, semester-wise, or post-dated cheques. Financial aid is available, including scholarships and bank loans. Approximately 70% of students secure placements annually, with companies like Wipro, Infosys, and Mahindra recruiting from campus. Internships with companies like Tata and Ceat are available, often paid. The college offers scholarships for financially needy students, including the TFW scholarship for families earning less than INR 70,000 annually and state government scholarships for those earning under INR 100,000.
Overall, the college supports students in securing job opportunities and reputable placements, but there is a noticeable gap between actual placement outcomes and what is depicted in promotional materials.
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