The course is structured into five divisions, each with about three dedicated teachers, ensuring timely syllabus completion. Students undergo a total of four exams, comprising two internals and two externals, with dates announced a month in advance. Exams are conducted fairly and rigorously. The faculty, known for their professional expertise, provide personalized attention and encourage student engagement in academics and extracurriculars, though some maintain strictness over minor issues. Placement outcomes, especially for accounting and finance, are not very promising, with only 10% of students placed, mainly in BPO and marketing sectors.
TJSB Bank is the only consistent recruiter for accounting roles, offering an average annual salary of 3 lakhs INR. The placement cell informs students of job opportunities after two years, while internships, every six months, offer stipends from 2,000 to 3,000 INR, occasionally reaching 15,000 INR. Key recruiters include HDFC Bank, Infosys, TCS, Deloitte, Kotak Mahindra, and Accenture. Internships sometimes lead to permanent roles. Practical exposure is enhanced through industrial and bank visits.
Fees, payable in installments, range from 18,000 to 20,000 INR annually, with scholarships available for non-Open category students. Scholarships start at 8,000 INR in the first year, rising to 12,000 INR by the third year, averaging 10,000 INR. Tuition includes library, industrial visit, Gymkhana, project, and exam fees, totaling various components like 225 INR, 1,000 INR, 500 INR, 1,500 INR, and 3,000 INR respectively. Course fees vary between 10,000 and 30,000 INR, with additional charges for extracurriculars.
Some issues with the acceptance of out-of-state caste certificates for scholarships have been reported.
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