SN Medical College Agra Infrastructure: Library, Hostel, Labs, Gym, Auditorium & Other Facilities.

Lisha Gupta

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The S.N. Medical College & Hospital in Agra is located in the heart of the city, on a well-kept campus adjacent to Mahatma Gandhi Road. The campus is surrounded on three sides by residential and commercial areas. Different departments of the college and hospital are housed in various blocks and buildings.

SN Medical College, [SMC] Agra,Facilities

The S.N. Medical College & Hospital in Agra offers all the basic facilities to the students and the faculty.

Catchment Area
Medical College & Hospital, Agra, provides tertiary level specialized health care services not only to residents of Agra's urban and rural areas, but also to patients from the neighboring states of Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, as well as the districts of Mathura, Firozabad, Etawah, Jhansi, and Bharatpur.

Available land Area
Medical College & Hospital is a 24.49-acre facility featuring an emergency department on the main road and other departments within the campus. The college site is bounded on one side by the 15-acre District Women's Hospital (also known as Lady Lyall Hospital), and the Tuberculosis Demonstration and Training Center are located adjacent to the main entrance of the college.

Library Building

The Principal's office is direct across from the Central Library. This old structure can be found in the heart of the campus. It is one of the few buildings that provide a glimpse of the structure that existed when the School was founded in 1854. Its architecture is a superb example of Victorian-era British Empire architecture. This old structure is well-cared for by the College Administration.

Books

There are 16304 books in stock, with about a thousand of them being from diverse fields such as encyclopedias, dictionaries, pure science, social sciences, and humanities. Students can study books in the library, but they cannot be taken home unless they come from the 'Textbook bank,' which is for underprivileged students.