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RPS Law College, Patna Facilities
- Library
The College has a very rich library having thousands of books and Journals & periodicals. The college is also a corporate member of the Indian Bar Review, published by the Bar Council of India, New Delhi.
- I.T Infrastructure
The college has excellent IT Infrastructure facility for the students.
- Sports
The college has One Multipurpose outdoor playground having facility to play Badminton, Volley Ball and also have facility to play Indoor games like Chess, Carom Board etc.
- Moot Court
The college has a Moot court facility.
- Guest Room/Waiting Room
The college has guest house/waiting room facilities for visiting faculty.
- Parking Facility
The college has the parking space facility for its faculty, staff, and students.
- Banks/ATMs
The college has the Banks/ATM facilities for all students.
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