Dharma Devi Badri Prasad Smarak Mahavidyalaya, Sultanpur Facilities Details: Hostel, Campus, Infrastructure, Library, Canteen

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Dharma Devi Badri Prasad Smarak Mahavidyalaya, Sultanpur Facilities

Library
The college has more than 20000 subject books, apart from this, magazines like Vigyan Pragati, Mathematics Today, Physics Today, and Chemistry Today, and daily newspapers are also available in the library. Through the library, every student can get the book by showing their card after admission.
Laboratories
The college has fully equipped laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Zoology, and Botany.
I.T Infrastructure
The college has an excellent IT Infrastructure facility for the students. In the computer department of the college, all the students are given computer education by qualified teachers. High-speed internet facility is also available in the college, and on time-2, college-related information is given to the students by giving SMS messages.
Sports
The College Sports Council provides facilities for various sports athletes, hockey, football, volleyball, cricket, badminton, kabaddi, etc. Every student of the college is expected to participate in some or other sport. Those students who have gained distinction by participating in the sports of the former institution have earned membership of the first XI of any game or sport, on experiencing difficulty in admission to the college, contact the Superintendent of Sports with all their records. should do. Proper arrangements for sports are also made every year by the college.
Guest Room/Waiting Room
The college has guest house/waiting room facilities for visiting faculty and student family members.
Extra Curricular Activities
The college has An advisory committee formed by the Principal to determine all the activities of the National Service Scheme. The Principal is the chairman of the committee and the Programme Officer is its secretary. Interested students should contact the Programme Officer.
Students who participate in 120 hours in the first year, 120 hours in the second year, and the seven-day special camp will be given a certificate for completing an uninterrupted membership period of two years.
In the National Service Scheme, the selection of students is done by the Advisory Committee based on 'first come first' as per the number determined by the university.