Central Library
Four floors, 96,000 volumes, 320 reading seats and full-text access to IEEE, JSTOR, ScienceDirect, SpringerLink and DELNET. Open until 11 pm during examinations.
One hundred and forty acres on the Dhar road, eight kilometres from Pathankot Junction.
Nothing here is a showpiece. If a room exists it is on somebody's timetable every day of the week.
Four floors, 96,000 volumes, 320 reading seats and full-text access to IEEE, JSTOR, ScienceDirect, SpringerLink and DELNET. Open until 11 pm during examinations.
Forty-one laboratories across the nine schools, each with a preparation store, a technician on duty and a published consumables budget.
620 workstations on a filtered gigabit network, plus a 24-node GPU cluster any student can book for a supervised project.
Nine hundred seats with a full stage, lighting rig and sound desk operated by the student technical crew.
Lathes, milling machines, a CNC router, welding bays and a foundry, supervised by four full-time instructors.
A 400 m track, cricket and football grounds, six courts, a gymnasium and an indoor hall for badminton, table tennis and judo.
Four floors of laboratories, the structures hall and the fabrication workshop, with the machines hall behind.
Lecture theatres, the computing centre and the GPU cluster room, adjoining the maker space.
Seminar rooms, the moot court hall and the legal aid clinic, which opens to the public on Saturdays.
Simulation wards, the anatomy museum, the physiotherapy gymnasium and the diagnostics laboratory.
A 1.2 MW rooftop solar installation covers roughly 38% of daytime demand, and the sewage treatment plant returns water to the landscaping.
Campus walks run every Saturday at 10 am, and by appointment on any working day.