MS Ramaiah College of Law Facilities and Infrastructure

The brand-new, leading-edge campus is situated in Bangalore's Mathikere area. While maintaining academic standards, it is functional, attractive, and well-equipped. 

There are advanced technologies, a server-based local network, and a quick, secure internet connection. To provide cutting-edge facilities for both academic and non-academic uses, the campus was designed to include:

• Sports Complex
• Library
• Cafeteria
• Hostel
• Student information portal
• Bank
• Computer lab
• Moot court hall
• Auditorium
• Medical facility
• CCTV surveillance

Over 10,000 books, including instruction books, reference books, magazines, journals, and national and international legal reports, are housed in the college's modern, well-stocked library. Students have access to book photocopying and borrowing privileges. The management has made the library's development its primary goal. 

The Moot Court Hall of the M. S. Ramaiah College of Law, allows its students to participate in the moot court contests. This hall is spacious enough and well furnished to organize the moot court contests.

There are separate residential hostels for girls and boys managed by the chief warden along with the assistance of resident wardens. Hostels are designed in a way to make the students feel safe and comfortable throughout their student journey with us. The student apartment has two-bedded and three-bedded rooms designed to offer adequate lighting and ventilation. 

The college facility has a cafeteria too where healthy and nutritious food is offered. Another crucial facility other than basic amenities is a hospital with all super specializations to address the health concerns of students. The insurance benefit programs are also available to students. 

To ensure the safety of the students, the college is under constant CCTV surveillance. There are moot court, internship, NSS, NCC, sports and cultural committees, each having its own coordinators, members, objectives, and functions. There are also various other student clubs and societies for students to help themselves gain as many skills and as much knowledge as possible before they graduate.

Lastly, the college also has an Anti-Ragging Committee. The committee aims to advance the principles of the UGC Regulation and any other regulations enacted by the Governments of India and the State of Karnataka concerning the scourge of ragging.