Saroop Rani Govt College for Women, Amritsar: Facilities, Campus, Hostel & Other Facilities

Saroop Rani Govt College For Women (SRGCW, Amritsar) for Facilities

Amritsar, Punjab

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1932

UGC, NAAC

Saroop Rani Govt College For Women (SRGCW, Amritsar) for Facilities

Library:

Saroop Rani Govt College For Women Library is spacious, properly lit, and properly ventilated with enough sitting capability comprising of three Reading halls, a Technical section, a Reference segment, and an Internet room.

Auditorium:

Saroop Rani Govt College For Women auditorium has 650 seating capabilities with Integrated mild and sound, nicely designed acoustics, motorized curtains, connected enough inexperienced room, multimedia enabled, catwalk mounted lighting, and dynamically controlled LED lighting.

Smart class:

Saroop Rani Govt College For Women College has 14 clever training with begin of artwork contact boards. High-decision projectors provide a crystal-sharp photograph and sharper visibility for students sitting even in the farthest corners of classrooms.

Sports

There are well-maintained playgrounds for athletics, Basketball, Volleyball, Football, Chess, Net Ball, Korf Ball, Table-Tennis, Kho-Kho Boxing Fencing, Taekwondo, Judo, Karate, Tug-of-war & Yoga. Top-class Gym facilities are also available. Special diets and scholarships are provided to those students who participate in all Indian, Inter-varsity, National, and international sports competitions. A changing Room facility is also available for players.

Hostel

Saroop Rani Govt College For Women has well-equipped hostel accommodation for approximately 250 girls coming from rural and remote areas. The facilities provided by the hostel include a safe drinking water facility, a hygienic mess providing nutritious food, well-maintained lawns, and neat and clean washrooms. The hostel has a separate generator that provides power backup as and when needed. The common room of the hostel is used for recreation purposes. The activities of the hostel include farewell parties to the outgoing hostlers, and celebrations of religious functions namely Janmashtami, Diwali, and Gurpurabs by the students.