PGS National College of Law, Mathura Facilities Details: Hostel, Campus, Infrastructure, Library, Canteen

The College has a Moot Court Hall designed like a courtroom for the purpose of conducting Moot Court Competitions.  

The College has spacious and well-furnished air-conditioned classrooms with necessary instructional aids such as Over Head Projector, Whiteboards, and microphone facility for each classroom and an LCD Projector for effective communication and interaction with the students, to facilitate classroom discussions and project presentations.

The College Auditorium is fully IT enabled with high-tech facilities ideal for the organization and supporting training programs, meetings, workshops, and conferences.

The campus into a true e-campus with a total of 50 computers connected with fiber-optic backbone networks and server-client technology. The e-campus comprises a state-of-the-art Internet Centre, which remains open for 24 hours and has been connected with a 4 MBPS leased line through ERNET which facilitates high-speed Internet Access and uninterrupted connectivity throughout the campus.

The college has good networking for the alumni association.

The college has the sports facilities for all students.

The college has a library facility for all students.

The college has a departmental-based laboratory facility for the students.

The college has a health center with a first aid facility for the students.

The college has a Gym facility for the students.

The college has a canteen facility for staff and students.

The college has guest house/waiting room facilities for visiting faculty and student family members.

The college has a boy’s hostel facility which provides good hostel accommodation for the students.

The college has a girl's hostel facility which provides good hostel accommodation for the students.

The College We have an impressive record of placement of students since the first batch of students passed out in 2004 (From SGM College of Law). While 30-40 percent of the students go for litigation, 10-15 percent go for higher studies in India and abroad, a few go for Judicial Service and Civil Service Examinations, a few take up clerkships under the Hon’ble judges of the Supreme Court and the High Courts and the rest of them join law firms.