Vyasa Arts and Science Women's College, Tirunelveli Facilities Details: Hostel, Campus, Infrastructure, Library, Canteen

The library is the heart, mind, and soul of an educational institution and a fountainhead of innovativeness, inspiration, and insight both for the students and the faculty. Vyasa Library aims at providing access to its printed resources such as books and journals for the use of faculty and staff. The library stock is increasing every year. The library is supervised by a committee consisting of the librarian and five members of the faculty. Students and staff members can access the library from 9.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. on all working days. A digital library section also offers the latest online reading materials including databases such as EBSCO, INFLIBNET, and DELNET.

Vyasa College provides hostel facilities to the students to facilitate the learning process more effectively. This place was created to make the students feel like the best place next to their home. The menu is planned as a mix of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian food with variety every day. Great emphasis is laid on hygiene, quality, and cleanliness of the food which is staffed by experienced and skilled cooks. Facilities at the Hostel include located inside the campus at a walkable distance with well-furnished rooms, a Hot Water Facility, Purified Drinking Water, a Separate Dining Hall, newspapers and magazines, Television, and Transport Facilities.

A full-fledged transport department functions in the college to provide transport facilities to the students from various places at a subsidized charge. Vyasa College has an efficient and reliable transport system with 18 buses and bus stops planned as close to the student's houses as possible.

The sprawling college campus at Vyasa College includes three floors and open-space sports facilities surrounded by a garden. The teaching-learning process is facilitated with 35 classrooms. Meditation and yoga halls are provided to improve the student's self-awareness, self-reliance, and self-regulation. The day work begins at 9.30 a.m. with prayer and meditation, reading of daily news, announcements, etc. Per week one hour is allotted for value-based spiritual education as an integration of the soul development of humanity. Spacious, well-ventilated, well-equipped, and well-furnished classrooms with projectors and screens facilitate and reinforce effective teaching-learning experiences for the faculty and students.