The college boasts an understanding and knowledgeable faculty, with some instructors going beyond the curriculum to help students achieve their goals. The faculty-to-student ratio varies, noted as both 1:55 and 2:10. The master's programs operate on a semester system, with exams twice a year, and about 10% of students struggle to pass. The course content is praised, especially for aiding students in professional exams like CA. Among the faculty, Dheeraj Sir is recognized for his expertise in financial management, while Rehan Sir's monetary economics classes received criticism. The program includes eight subjects, with a 40% student failure rate. The college does not offer direct internships or placements but supports student startups through the Inest program, where students can pitch business ideas to potential investors. The total fee for a Master's in Economics is approximately 20,000 INR, covering various charges. The admission form fee is 1,000 INR for general category students and 700 INR for SC, ST, and OBC categories. Exam form fees are around 1,200 INR, and books cost about 2,000 INR. Financial aid and scholarships are available through state schemes for girls and meritorious students. Fees for SC, ST, and EWS categories are 5,000 to 7,000 INR lower than those for the general category, due to government policies.
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