
Physical Science laboratory
Apparatus and work benches for demonstration and student practice in physics and chemistry method work.
Lecture halls, method laboratories, a library and reading room, an educational technology room and a multipurpose hall — the infrastructure a B.Ed. programme needs in order to be taught properly rather than only on paper.
The college library holds a reference and lending collection built around the B.Ed. syllabus, with a reading room that seats fifty students at a time.
Students use it for lesson planning, assignment work and reference during the method courses. Journals and encyclopedias are held in the reference section and are available through the working day.
Each method course has a room of its own, equipped for demonstration and for students to prepare and try out their own teaching aids.

Apparatus and work benches for demonstration and student practice in physics and chemistry method work.

Specimens, models and charts supporting the biological sciences method course.

Desktop workstations for ICT skills, digital lesson preparation and record work.

Projection and presentation facilities used for micro-teaching, demonstration lessons and teaching-aid work.

Maps, charts and reference material for the social sciences method course.

Materials and instruments for fine arts, folk arts and the preparation of low-cost teaching aids.
Classrooms and lecture halls sized for the sanctioned intake, with a multipurpose hall used for seminars, workshops, examinations and college functions.
Facilities are added and updated according to the requirements of the course and the needs of the students.
Indoor and outdoor games equipment under a dedicated Physical Education lecturer.
Regular subject seminars and workshops with visiting specialists and practising teachers.
Testing material and equipment supporting the psychology and foundations courses.
Principal's office, staff room and administrative offices for admissions and records.