Magadh Mahila College Infrastructure: Library, Hostel, Labs, Gym, Auditorium & Other Facilities

Ajit Kumar Yadav

Facilities at Magadh Mahila College, Patna

Library:

• The Magadh Mahilla College has a spacious library which strives to create a lively and enriching intellectual environment for students, faculty and staff members.
• College library has a comprehensive collection of about 80,000 books.
• No. of text book: 61,000(approx)
• No. of reference books: 8,000(approx)
• Books in Book bank:10,000(approx)
• Daily newspapers and competitive magazines are also available in the library.
• There is a Book bank for poor students.
• It provides photo state services.
• A library is a place for individual study. It is necessary to maintain absolute silence and dignity inside and outside the library.

Hostel:

• There are four hostels in the college campus to provide accommodation to 240 students including one, which is exclusively for SC students with capacity of 30 students.
• The Hostel is among the largest hostels in PU, offering the basic amenities to provide maximum opportunity for growth and self-empowerment.
• Each hostel has its own mess, common room, generator facility, internet access and space for indoor and outdoor sports. The hostel common room subscribes to newspapers and magazines regularly.
• Students are provided with safe drinking water through aqua guard.

Sports:

• Physical activity is a part of total wellness programme.
• To be successful in life one has to be physically fit.The department works towards the health, fitness, and wellbeing of the entire Magadh Mahilla College community.
• The college is going to start a well-equipped gym to cater to the needs of students looking for cardio-vascular workouts.

Bank:

• An extension branch of the Allahabad Bank is located within college premises and is a great asset.
• All students especially the Residence Hall students can create a personal account for themselves.
• The Bank staff often obliges us by extending their working hours for the convenience of the staff and the students.
• The Accounts Section, which has to regularly deposit wages of teaching and non-teaching staff, finds this facility very convenient.
• It is also extremely useful for societies and associations to manage their finances.