The college offers a limited number of placement opportunities, with only 5 alumni securing jobs last year. Internship options with stipends are scarce, and students mostly have to find opportunities on their own, receiving minimal support from the university, such as recommendation signatures. While workshops conducted by departments provide certificates, these hold little weight in the job market after course completion.
The course fee is around 30,000, split into 7,500 per semester. The university does not provide general financial aid but has a program called Earn While Learn to help financially disadvantaged students. Additionally, national scholarships are available for students from specific categories.
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