The campus houses a cafeteria, several canteens, a health centre, Xerox centers and a book shop.

The nearest railway station is Kanchrapara, roughly 8 km from the main campus connecting Sealdah and Howrah by rail.

One hundred students are admitted each year in the undergraduate courses on the basis of their performance at higher secondary (10+2) level.

The 150-acre farm at Mondouri that is the Horticultural Research Station provides facilities for practical and project works of M.Sc.

The upgrade attempt, though initiated late, was made in line with the mandate of the SAUs to organize "first line extension" activities to complement their research and education role, as well as to strengthen the efforts of the state extension machinery towards transferring proven and tested technological options for increased production and productivity.

However, the manpower, as well as the infrastructure, corresponding to the enlargement of the mandated roles and responsibilities assumed by the directorate, consequent to its upgrade, continued to remain inadequate.

The roles and responsibilities of the Directorate of Extension Education were enlarged to accommodate the recommendations of the Randhawa Committee (1978) and the National Commission on Agriculture (1976).

Apart from serving as a Book Bank the library also provides Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC).

[9] A fully equipped and proficient placement centre is being housed in the campus for the convenience of their graduating students.

All the hostels have good study environments along with dining halls and common rooms featuring carrom boards, table tennis, magazines and newspapers, widescreen LCD TVs etc.

It deals with every relevant issue of the students starting from education, research, welfare to job-oriented problems.