Central Library
32,000 volumes, 46 subscribed journals, a fully digitised catalogue, N-LIST e-resource access and a 120-seat reading hall open till 8 PM during examinations.
Three academic blocks, six laboratories, a central library, a hostel, an auditorium and a four-acre sports ground — all within one boundary wall.
32,000 volumes, 46 subscribed journals, a fully digitised catalogue, N-LIST e-resource access and a 120-seat reading hall open till 8 PM during examinations.
Six labs for Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Geography and Psychology, each with a dedicated technician and equipment on a three-year replacement cycle.
Two centres with 110 systems on a 200 Mbps leased line, licensed software, a projector-equipped teaching lab and open practice hours for all students.
A 400-seat air-conditioned hall with professional lighting and sound, used for seminars, convocation, Agrasen Utsav and inter-college competitions.
120 beds in two- and three-sharing rooms with a resident warden, mess, common room, Wi-Fi, hot water, power backup and 24-hour security.
A four-acre ground with a 400 m track, cricket pitch, kabaddi and volleyball courts, a wrestling akhara and an indoor gymnasium with 22 stations.
Hygienic vegetarian meals at rates fixed by the Student Welfare Committee, with a monthly inspection report displayed at the counter.
Nine routes covering Yamunanagar, Radaur, Chhachhrauli, Bilaspur, Sadhaura and Buria, with GPS tracking and a female attendant on every bus.
A dispensary with a visiting doctor three days a week, a first-aid room, and a full-time counsellor available for confidential appointments.
A college with modest fees cannot afford to waste money on electricity or water. Our sustainability programme began as a cost-control exercise and has since become one of the things we are proudest of.
Meets 34% of total campus demand and has cut the annual electricity bill by ₹7.4 lakh.
Four recharge pits collecting runoff from 2,800 sq m of rooftop across the three blocks.
Planted and maintained by NSS volunteers, each tagged with its species and planting year.
Single-use plastic banned campus-wide since 2022, with a quarterly waste audit by the Eco Club.
Fourteen active student bodies, each with a faculty advisor, an annual budget and an elected student convenor.
Two NSS units of 100 volunteers each and an NCC troop, running village camps, blood donation drives and literacy programmes.
Music, dance, theatre and fine arts wings that represent the college at the inter-university youth festival every year.
Weekly debates in Hindi and English, a quiz league, and the student magazine Agrasen Darpan, published annually.
Weekend problem-solving sessions, an annual 24-hour hackathon and peer mentoring for first-year BCA students.