Infrastructural Facilities

The college os sufficiently large campus. The total land rea under the possession of the college is twelve acres. Department of Teacher Education .Ed.) possesses five big halls for academic purposes- three classrooms, one for Head of the Department and for the staff, one as a lab for educational technology, psychological testing, and several tasks of such sort. Another big hail is available for organizing departmental gatherings such as debates and seminars on various cecasions of national and international importance, and annudi function. In addition to several reference books and texts authored by the pioneers in the field of education, the library stocks plenty of books and other study material for each course/paper prescribed by the university. The department of teacher education !college owns required instruments and gadgets of pedagogical value like slide projector, television, video-tape, psychological tests and inventories. Separate hostles are available for boys and iris. Facilities for both indoor (e.g., carom board, table tennis) and outdoor (e.g., criclet. volleyball, football, athletics) games are available to the students. Twelve flats/houses are available in the college premises for providing residence to teachers and other staff members.