Frequently Asked Questions

When will admissions open for the academic year 2026-27?

Application forms for the Academic Year 2026-27 will be issued soon for both online and on campus modes. The college office is operational from Monday to Friday between 9 AM to 3 PM and on Saturday between 9 AM to 12 PM for other queries.

Which Board is the college affiliated to?

College is recognized and  affiliated to Department of Pre-University Education, Government of Karnataka.

What is the fee structure?

Fees structure for the academic year 2025-26 is available in the college website under Courses.

Are there any Reservations for caste and category?

No, we do not provide any reservations for caste and category.

What is the cutoff percentage ?

Admission to each combination are allotted based on the availability of seats and the Merit of the students in the Class 10 Board Exam.

Seat Reservation for CBSE & ICSE Board candidates, Karnataka

There are no reservations based on the Syllabus/ Board.

Is admission given to applicants from other Boards - IGCSE, NIOS and Other State Boards?

Yes! we do give admission to other board candidates, Principal will take the final decision after the personal interview.

Provisional Eligibility Certificate for IGCSE, NRI and Students who have studied abroad

IGCSE students, Foreign nationals and students, who have passed Class X or any other equivalent examination in foreign countries, must get Provisional Eligibility Certificate from the Department of Pre-University Education, Karnataka, before securing admission.

Transport and Hostel Facilities

College doesn’t provide any transport or hostel facility for Pre-University Students.

Dress Code

A strict dress code (College uniform) to be adhered by students at all times.

  • Student appearance and grooming must meet conventional standards of modesty.
  • Spiking, application of gel, colouring of hair, wearing a beard, stubble or sideburns, Wearing chains and ear-studs, piercing or tattooing of body is not permitted.

To promote a sense of ‘constitutional secularism’ within the institution, students are expected to adhere to the orders of the High Court.