Due to the less number of students, the events are all organised by students and social life at the campus include multiple cultural and literary fests that the professors organise for the students. There are multiple clubs like the Music, Film or Book Clubs for students to join and a student can be a part of multiple clubs at a time. There are sports events that are often organised at least once a year and there are playgrounds for Badminton, Volleyball and Basketball for people to play in. Students also run a literary online magazine called MusePad that keeps holding literary meetings to discuss literary papers and writers/poets.

Because there are only a limited number of students as there are only 40 seats for UG and 20 for PG, the social life is great. The students attracts students from all over India and all the festivals are celebrated with great enthusiasm. The campus is very beautiful, secular and liberal.

The campus is lively for my friends. They made it home for me. The library, here, is really good and maintain their selection of the books. Though they don't have enough access in international journals which can help us throughout our research.

The hostel is good, people are very friendly here, the campus is small so you can talk to everyone and, we have a badminton court and a volleyball court and there are three-seater rooms. And we have basic facilities.