Our college offers a comprehensive syllabus for both Arts and Commerce undergraduate programs, designed to provide students with a balanced mix of core theory and practical applications. In the Arts stream, the syllabus covers disciplines such as English, Political Science, History, Economics, Odia, and Education. Students begin with foundational courses in their first year, focusing on developing critical thinking, communication, and analytical skills. As they progress, the syllabus expands into specialized papers that allow deeper study in their chosen subjects, including regional studies, modern history, literary criticism, and advanced topics in economics and political theory. Regular seminars, project work, and internal assessments form an integral part of the curriculum to foster research orientation and holistic development.

The Commerce syllabus emphasizes both academic knowledge and industry-oriented skills, ensuring graduates are prepared for diverse career paths in finance, banking, accounting, and business management. In the initial year, students are introduced to fundamental concepts in financial accounting, business law, economics, and business communication. As they advance, the syllabus incorporates cost accounting, corporate accounting, auditing, taxation, and management studies. Practical sessions, workshops, and internships are encouraged to strengthen applied knowledge. The curriculum also includes skill development modules on computer applications and entrepreneurship to prepare students for the modern business world.