In their final year, students are eligible for campus placements starting in the third semester, with up to 85% successfully securing jobs. Both IT and core companies participate in these placements, with core companies offering 6-month internships that come with varying stipends. Faculty members support students with their projects and assess their performance.
The college provides a comprehensive fee structure that includes costs for admission, academic courses, institutional services, computer and library access, tuition, and placement & training. Additionally, students can access post-matric scholarships, and those who have qualified for GATE are eligible for stipends. The institution is committed to providing robust placement opportunities, with many students securing employment in both IT and core sectors, as well as internships that offer stipends.
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