KIIT College of Engineering Infrastructure: Library, Hostel, Labs, Gym, Auditorium & Other Facilities

Jaya Laxmi

Facilities :-

Hostel

The college has a provision for two separate hostels one each for boys & girls with a capacity of 130 to 150 seats. Both the hostels are on its campus. Admission in the hostels is granted on first come first serve basis. Outstation students are given preference. Each hostel is placed under the direct control of warden. Both the hostels are well secured with 24 hours guard at the gate. Students are provided with a host of facilities and maximum attention is paid to provide nutritious food cooked under highly hygienic conditions.The girls hostel has very spacious, airy and sunny rooms, maintained very neatly and hygenically by the in-house house-keeping services.

Laboratory

The Institute has well established laboratories, for applied science subjects like Physics and Chemistry as well as for core engineering subjects. The state of the art laboratories in Mechanical Engineering, include among other things, a modern workshop. Similarly, Electronics and Electrical Engineering laboratories include microwave microprocessor, electronic circuit simulations, power electronics, electrical machine labs.

Library

KIIT has two fully functional well lit and spacious libraries. One of them that caters to Engineering faculty and students, has huge collection of books on engineering, science, technology and management. In addition to course specific books there are reference books, general books on personality development, books on general knowledge, handbooks, year books etc. It subscribes to national and international journals, magazines of current interest along with national and regional dailies to keep the students and faculty abreast with the latest developments in the world and in their fields of study. The other equally rich library is situated in the College of Education premises. It caters to the students and faculty of education, IT and management. Course specific books , general books in both English and Hindi, reference books and instructional material from national institutions like NCTE, UGC, IGNOU, NCERT and many others have been systematically stacked. Besides, there are journals, magazines, news papers and other leaning resources.