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Campus Facilities at SBG Ayurveda College: Hospital-First Infrastructure on a 10-Acre City Campus

Teaching Hospital: 60-Bed IPD, 8 OPDs, Operation Theatre

The SBG teaching hospital — the functional core of the college's clinical training infrastructure — operates 8 specialty OPDs and a 60-bedded IPD with separate male and female wards. The hospital is equipped beyond the minimum teaching hospital specification: it includes a dedicated operation theatre, a labour room for obstetric training, a yoga hall for integrated wellness management, a full pharmacy, and a diagnostic unit covering laboratory (haematology, serology, biochemistry, microbiology), X-ray, and ECG. Separate male and female Panchakarma therapy units complete the specialist treatment infrastructure. The hospital maintains 24x7 qualified RMO and nursing coverage, meaning students gain exposure to emergency and overnight in-patient care alongside regular OPD and elective case experience.

Academic Departments: 13 Departments, Each With Museum and Laboratory

SBG's 13 academic departments are a specific, verifiable infrastructure claim worth noting: NCISM norms for a 60-seat BAMS college require a defined minimum department count, and SBG's 13-department structure represents a broader departmental infrastructure than smaller Ayurvedic colleges tend to maintain. Each department is equipped with a laboratory for practical work and a museum of specimens, models, and charts. The Rachana Shareera (anatomy) department specifically maintains a dedicated dissection hall with a preservation room containing 2 cadaver storage tanks, ensuring individual batch dissection experience rather than observation-only anatomy training.

Hostel Facilities: 50 Rooms Each for Boys and Girls

SBG operates separate hostel blocks for male and female students, each with 50 rooms — a total of 100 furnished rooms across both hostels. Room furnishing is detailed and specific: each room includes a wardrobe, cot, bookshelf, study table with chair, fan, and an attached bathroom. Security infrastructure includes CCTV cameras monitored by the Principal and hostel warden. On each wing, gas stove and refrigerator access is provided for resident students. Given that the campus is within city limits, hostel students also benefit from proximity to city markets, pharmacies, eateries, and other urban amenities — unlike outstation hostels in isolated campuses that require dedicated transport for basic city access.

Library, Herbal Garden, and Sports Facilities

• Central library with approximately 3,000 Ayurvedic and modern medical books, along with Ayurvedic and modern medical journals, magazines, and newspapers. Open 10 am to 5 pm on all working days. Digital library with internet facility available alongside physical collection.
• Herbal garden containing 250 plants across 150 medicinal species including Haritaki, Maricha, Karavira, Eranda, and Guduchi — used for Dravyaguna practical training in plant identification, harvesting, and formulation preparation.
• International-standard skating rink and cricket ground for extracurricular sports. The college conducts indoor and outdoor games programmes to support holistic student development.
• Yoga hall within the hospital complex for both student wellness and therapeutic yoga offered to patients as part of integrated Ayurvedic care.
• Diagnostic unit (laboratory, X-ray, ECG) within the teaching hospital, available for student practical training in clinical investigation and diagnosis.
• On-campus canteen and mess services supporting students and hospital staff.