The college offers a student-to-faculty ratio of 20:1, fostering a supportive learning atmosphere. Each semester includes two midterm exams and one pre-semester exam, which are manageable with proper adherence to the study schedule. While on-campus placement opportunities are limited, many students secure jobs through off-campus drives, with the highest package reaching 7.2 LPA. The college, being a government university, attracts fewer companies for on-campus placements, though some startups may visit.
Mandatory internships can be completed online or substituted with mini projects or industrial tours, offering equal credit. The fee structure, mainly guided by government policies, varies by course. For B.Tech students, tuition is approximately Rs. 35,000 annually, with additional fees such as Rs. 550 for admission, Rs. 1,500 per semester for the library, and Rs. 1,000 per semester for labs. Hostel fees are about Rs. 15,000 yearly, with a monthly mess charge of Rs. 3,000. The Jagananna Vidya Deevena (JVD) scheme provides up to 75% fee reimbursement for eligible students, excluding those with family in government jobs.
Other courses have fees ranging from Rs. 26,000 to Rs. 70,000 per year, and scholarships are available for both tuition and hostel fees.
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