The admission process for the Bachelor of Commerce program requires candidates to rank their preferred courses and submit them to colleges. Admission is based on a ranking system, with offers extended to candidates based on their rank until seats are filled. The college boasts a faculty-to-student ratio of 1:50, ensuring quality education, although communication can be limited due to large class sizes. Faculty members are qualified and supportive, often providing mentorship and virtual learning opportunities. The college follows the Mahatma Gandhi University curriculum and charges moderate semester fees of Rs. 10,000, which include books. SC/ST students receive a lump sum grant, and there are no hidden fees. Placement services are robust, with 60% of B.Com students finding jobs through campus recruitment, with companies like Wipro, Sutherland, SBI Bank, and Apollo Tyres participating. The starting salary for placements is typically around 20,000 INR. Internships are optional, with opportunities at companies like SBI Bank and Federal Bank, and stipends are provided. Fees for the program vary widely, from Rs. 45,000 to Rs. 1 lakh, influenced by specific college policies and admission processes. Some students benefit from merit-based admissions with waived fees, while others face high costs due to additional expenses like uniforms and exam fees. Scholarships are available for sports and high academic achievers, and financial aid is provided for financially disadvantaged students, though employment opportunities are limited. While tuition is generally affordable, additional costs can be burdensome for middle-class families.