The faculty at the college are mostly well-qualified, with many holding doctorates, and they generally offer good support to students despite a few not fully demonstrating their qualifications. The curriculum is robust, designed to prepare students for industry and teaching roles, and the examination process is clear. Students need at least 60% attendance to progress, not counting medical leave. Placement training starts in the 4th semester, with students eligible for interviews in the 5th semester.
Around 70% of students secure placements annually, with salaries ranging from 1 LPA to 14 LPA and averaging at 3.5 LPA. Major recruiters include the Big Four, TCS, ICICI Bank, JP Morgan, EY, and South Indian Bank. Internships are also available to help students gain corporate experience. The NAAC grading improvement to 3.74 out of 4 has led to increased tuition fees, such as the B.Com Business Analytics course rising from ?80,000 to ?1,05,000, with further increases expected.
To mitigate this, the college offers various scholarships, including the Jayantian Scholarship scheme for achievements, talent, and financial need, offering up to ?50,000 annually. Additional scholarships up to ?20,000 are available for students with strong academic or extracurricular performance.
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