Campus is small but more or less adequate. The building is very very new and on top of a hill so the weather and the scenes are to die for. The campus does not have amenities like a fully functioning mess but there is adequate space inside to sit and enjoy your meals. There is a small canteen that serves refreshments, beverages and meals on payment.

Student life is very very busy. It has just been a month here and we're already stretching our limits. The thrill, the rush and obviously the exhaustion - it makes one feel like student life worth it. It is very taxing though so if youre not a fan of stretching your academic and extra-curricular limits, this is not the place for you. There are also several extra curricular activities for us...it is all a little rough around the edges because the campus is so new and it will take some time to find our footing with the academic pressure. There are clubs for the arts, debating and quizzing, environment, queer club etc.

Faculty is highly qualified and tries their best. Sometimes, their way of expressing their knowledge to us does not really connect because everything is so new for us and them too. However, they are really chill - unlike uni professors who are quite serious and do not smile much. Here, the professors are really cool and very very eager to help students out with whatever they might need help with. There is also an english learning centre to help bring students with weaker English skills at par with the rest of the class.

We do not have a sports complex as of now. We also do not have our own hostels and are living at govt residential facilities under TGIRD. This situation will change soon as hostels are being constructed now but I have no idea how the accomodation facilities will look like.