The college is a two-year programme with about 240 full-time boarders from around 70 countries, and follows the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program (DP).

[5][6] Benninger paid homage to traditional Indian architecture by incorporating elements such as wadas, staggered steps, and lotus ponds.

[7] The college is located near the village of Paud in the Taluka Mulshi region of the western state of Maharashtra, India.

The MUWCI campus is situated on a hill surrounded by rural communities and overlooking the valley of the Mula river near Mulshi Dam.

Triveni is formed of three streams - (i) the IB CAS (Creativity, Action & Service) programme, (ii) Project & Travel Weeks (iii) a rich on-campus seminar and discussion series including This Is India, Global Affairs, guest speakers and more.

During the camp, various activities are conducted including panel interviews, Group Discussions, Object-Presentation and various written and computer based tests.

[14] Soraya Sayed Hassen took on the role of Head of College in 2018,[15] after Pelham Lindfield Roberts was appointed principal at UWC Changshu China.

After a structured process of evaluating International candidates by all stakeholders, on the 23rd of Feb 2023, the Governing Board formally announced the unanimous choice of Gaurav Chopra, as the substantive next Head of College.