Admission to the college is secured through the ICET entrance exam or via management quota if a seat is not allocated through the exam. The college charges an annual fee of 35,000, with an additional 10,000 for building fees, totaling 45,000 per year. Government fee reimbursements of 35,000 are available, but only for public colleges, meaning students must cover the total cost themselves. The MBA program specifically costs 40,000 per year, totaling 80,000 for the two-year course, with the government subsidizing 27,000 annually.
Students also pay separate exam fees. Placement opportunities are abundant, with companies like Wipro, TCS, Cognizant, Infosys, and Capgemini recruiting on campus, offering packages from 2.5 LPA to 5 LPA. Final-year students with marks of 85% or higher are eligible for placements. While the college does not provide internships directly, students can pursue them externally to gain practical experience. The faculty is a mix of experienced and talented lecturers, though some may lack practical experience.
Students are encouraged to engage in events and societal developments. The college does not offer a loan facility due to its straightforward fee structure, but a government scholarship of 800 per month is available, though not widely known. The college is well-regarded for its MBA and BTech programs and robust placement opportunities with major companies.
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