Admission to the course is merit-based, with no group discussions, interviews, or written tests required. The class is small, with only 20 students, allowing for personalized interaction with a faculty-to-student ratio of 1:10. Faculty members provide study materials and conduct individual presentations to facilitate better understanding. The examination system includes two main exams per semester, sessional and final, with sessional exams being relatively easy. While most faculty are supportive, there are occasional issues of misbehavior.
The college does not offer campus placement, but students can pursue further education with master's programs at universities. Internship opportunities are available in fields like volunteering and digital marketing, with the possibility of faculty assistance. Engineering students can pursue internships at IITs and NITs. The course fee for the year is around 5,000, with additional charges including a registration fee of 430, faculty fee of 100, and enrollment fee of 250.
Scholarships are available, such as the National Scholarship Portal offering 80,000 per annum and the OBC scholarship providing 30,000 per annum. General college fees total 7,500, but are reduced to 550 for students from families earning below 650 annually, with reservations for SC/ST tribes.
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