The University boasts a plethora of infrastructural facilities that successfully cater to the academic, extracurricular, and recreational needs of students.The University spans 30 acres of sprawling, serene and evergreen campus.The vast campus has well-planned network comprising blocks of various departments, classrooms, laboratories, state of the art seminar halls, digital library and several play grounds.

For literary and cultural activities, the university has open-air stage, auditorium with a capacity of 500, and conference hall with a capacity of more than 50 people. The university has dedicated departments of Sports, Yoga, Painting, Dance and music that literate students to explore their innate qualities like games, yoga, dance, music, painting, and sculpture for their holistic development.

Equipment worth more than 50 million rupees are available in various laboratories to successfully cater the academic needs of the students. Highly qualified and experienced faculty along with modern teaching techniques make the teaching-learning process effective for the students. Also, the campus houses residential buildings for faculty members and other staff, apart from separate hostels for men and women students.

More than 105 class rooms along with 10 smart classes and 55 class rooms with projector, 87 laboratories, 7 seminar halls and 14 department libraries are available for efficient teaching learning process.

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The University has following its IT-Policy. Each department has adequate number of computers, servers along with specialized software’s required by the department and general software’s.The IT facilities have been meticulously designed to cater to the needs of students from diverse academic backgrounds. All the departments and laboratories including hostels are connected by a one giga byte campus-wide fiber optic network. The Institution has a total number of 5 servers, 22 workstations and 995 desktop clients.

There is a computer centre with 70 computers dedicated for first year students only for brows internet beyond department working hours in addition to campus wide WIFI connectivity.

Mewar University has excellent hostel facilities and infrastructures within the campus that make students feel comfortable like home. There are 4 Men’s hostels which can accommodate up to 1200 students. It has two secure women’s hostel which can accommodate up to 600 students. The campus hostel is surrounded by lush green lawns and play grounds. Each hostel is divided into separate wings with a separate common room. Each of the hostels is managed and looked after by a dedicated warden.

The hostels provide several sports facilities for its inmates, which include badminton, basketball, volleyball, cricket and indoor games such as table tennis, carom and chess. In order to ensure physical as well as spiritual fitness for its future professionals, the hostellers are provided with a gymnasium. Besides, yoga and meditation classes are held on a daily basis.A Temple stands testimony to the fact that peace of mind is enshrined in the remembrance of God.

To improve the learning process the management has provided extended access to the library and computer centre, with all the essential software loaded as per the curriculum. The University also takes due care to protect the religious, cultural and social beliefs of the students. Each festival is celebrated with full fervor and enthusiasm.

Note: The Hostel students will be provided with Cot, Mattress, Table and Chair. However they have to bring their own pillow, pillow cover, Bed spread, bed sheets, bucket, mug and cup- board lock.

The University has a modern canteen functioning in the campus, which can conveniently accommodate a good number of students at any time. Apart from being a place that offers delicious, healthy and nutritious meals for students and staff, it has always been a place for relaxation and friendly banter. The canteen is provided with modern furniture and automatic cooking system and storage facilities, which provides hot lunch, dinner, snacks and beverages both to the students and staff at reasonable rates.

Mewar University Hospital in Gangrar, Chittorgarh, Rajasthan, was recently inaugurated as a new healthcare facility for the community. The hospital’s inauguration marked a significant investment in healthcare infrastructure and is expected to bring numerous benefits to the local population. The hospital has been in development for some time, with planning and construction efforts supported by a range of funding sources, partnerships, and collaborations. The hospital features state-of-the-art medical technologies and a range of services, including specialty departments and research initiatives. The hospital’s staff and leadership team have extensive qualifications and experience in patient care. The hospital is committed to providing high-quality care to all who seek its services. The hospital’s impact on the community is expected to be significant, with improved access to healthcare, reduced wait times, and better health outcomes for patients. The inauguration of Mewar University Hospital is a significant event for the community, marking the beginning of a new era in healthcare for the region. The hospital’s commitment to excellence and its role as a vital resource for the community is expected to benefit patients, students and staff for many years to come.

There are 3 residential blocks (two 1BHK and one 2BHK) for executive teaching and non-teaching staff. Their presence on campus makes them accessible to the students in need of counsel and helps ensure prompt response in case of any eventuality. Their accessibility reassures and inspires the student community.

• 400 M Athletic Track with full equipments and Gallery facilities – 1
• Football ground – 1
• Kho-kho ground – 1
• Volley Ball Court – 1
• Basket Ball Courts – 1 ( Flood light facilities )
• Badminton Court (Outdoor) – 2
• Cricket Practice Pitch – 1
• Gymnasium with all necessary and weight lifting Equipments – 1
• Indoor Hall with facility to play Table Tennis, Carrom – 2 and Chess (for Men & Women Separately)

• The University is well connected with the common transport services. In addition to that University buses are available Faculties are also picked by cars and vans.

The Union bank and Axis bank offers banking services, within the University campus.

ATM facility is also available.

The campus is facilitated with a shopping complex, which benefits the students, staff and even the visitors with general store, groceries, dairy products, fruits, green vegetables and other merchandise.

The Technical Today Club serves as a vibrant hub within Mewar University, providing a dynamic platform for students who exhibit a passion for science and technology. It actively encourages and fosters innovative projects In addition, the club takes pride in organizing a wide spectrum of activities, ranging from informative seminars and engaging workshops to international-level quiz competitions, conferences, and thought-provoking debates.

Moreover, recognizing the significance of holistic development, the Technical Today Club also dedicates itself to enhancing students’ physical well-being by arranging various sports activities. This comprehensive approach aims to ensure that our students grow not only academically but also as well-rounded individuals.

To fulfill its mission, the club publishes a bilingual (English/Hindi) national-level magazine on a quarterly basis. This magazine serves as a valuable resource for young professionals, scholars, scientists, and academicians across interdisciplinary fields within science and technology. It provides in-depth insights into recent advancements in these fields, making it an essential platform for those eager to stay updated on the latest developments. In essence, the Technical Today Club at our institution stands as a beacon for fostering knowledge, innovation, and overall growth in the realm of science and technology, nurturing the talents and aspirations of our students and the wider academic community.

Objective of the Club.

To familiarize students with current scientific research

To encourage critical thinking in order to build a nation having youth with liberal thinking

To provide the Career and Business advice for students belonging to technical and other allied disciplines.

To involve students in scientific activities, seminars, and other events.

To improve skills of students from different streams. 

Give free choice to students to explore personal interest in different fields and develop leadership skills.

Central Instrumentation Lab of Mewar University has a range of high-end instruments for research in science and technology to higher level. These instruments and facilities help the faculties, research scholars and students to carry out globally competitive research in basic, applied and medical sciences.

1.  PRABHAS JOSHI GANDHI MUSEUM

There are so many names of god but only ‘Truth’ is ultimate so ‘God is truth’. ‘My name is my recognition’, Love me, accept me from the Core of your heart, run with me and chat with me for the sake of humanity. Non-Violence is the only way to win the heart of the people, Says Mahatma Gandhi. A name ‘Gandhi’ which is most popular, not only in India but all over the World if you go any country you will find Gandhi is Sitting, Standing or Walking in the heart of the people in a very respectable manner. He spread the word ‘Hey Ram’ to the whole World. Prabhash Joshi Gandhi museum of Mewar University is one of the witnesses of Gandhi’s-‘Karam to Mahatma’.

You will find every rare step of a crawling Gandhi or running after the boy who is holding his stick, thousands Of news papers, Stamps, Portraits, Sculpture, Charkha, Takli and may things are featured in  the ‘Hand Book’ of Gandhi, which will be released by soon. Mr, Mansooriand his family’s rigorous & continuous effort is the ultimate result of this Museum.  This Museum is one of the mile stone in the history of our beloved Mewar University. Famous Gandhian and Journalist ShriPrabhash Joshi’s contribution towards the nation is very important. To pay him respect & gratitude our kind Honorable Chancellor Dr. Ashok Kumar Gadia has dedicated the Museum in his name .The remarkable Contribution to built the Museum by Gadia family lead by BhanwarlalJiGadia and his wife Kamla Devi Gadia and their sons GovindLalGadiaRadha Krishna Gadia and Ashok Kumar Gadia. We are determined to introduce the Coming generation ‘Mahatma of the Era’. Proud to be an Indian I pay my gratitude with folded hand by touching the feet of this great personality of the World.

2. MEWAR MUSEUM

MEWAR MUSEUM is the premier museum under the department of Fine Art of Mewar University. The museum is situated on 4^th floor in the room Number 309, was established on the birth day of Maharana Pratap (1540) 09 May 2019, who was the King of Mewar from Sisodiya Dynasty.  Maharana Pratap became a folk hero for his military resistance against the expansionism of the Mughal empire under Akbar through Guerilla warfare which proved inspirational for later rebels against Mughals and Shivaji.

The Museum and its whole staff are determined to search out the story of Maharana Pratap which is erased from the history of 16^th century from Gujrat to Delhi. The unknown personality of Maharana Pratap kingdom is searched by the scholars and compiled in as book format by the Honble Dr. A. K. Gadiya and many Ph.D. research scholars are busy in search out the research material from the collection of Museum specially from the water marks and the document of Thikana’s covered under the showcase with light. The richness of the Museum is the precious original coins, Gold, Silvers, Copper during the time of Akaber, Bahadur Shah zaffer, ShershahSuri etc. and many more of Sisodiya dynasty of Maharana Pratap.

The Most attractive and precious collections of Mewar Meseum is the Replica of Chittor Fort Size 06 feet to 20 feet made by the Aritst Om PrakeshSalvi who is the Artist of all Maharajas and Maharani’s of this Museum.

The fort is made by the fiber and it portrays all monuments, Palaces, temples, lakes, hills and the ponds, Jouhar Place, Living area, water fall and the main gates etc.

Even now we have to collect and maintain this museum is a separate place where we can have a separate museum to look after these rich collections by others, the visitors who visit here in Chittorgarh to see the fort of Chittorgah in Mewar University Room No-309.

3. YOG MUSEUM

Yoga Museum is the premier museum under the department of Swami Mahesh Yogi School of Excellence yoga.

The Museum is situated on 4^th floor in the room No-305 and was established in the birth date of MaharshiPatanjali who was the pioneer Yogacharya of Yoga in the Universe.

The Museum is completely dedicated to the name of Director Swami Mahesh Yogi (Now Brahmrishi (Dr) Mahesh Yogi Tripathi) who made 21 world records and the student of the school made 11 records under the guidance of Swamiji .

The Museum has the rich collections of following things.

• Records- All worlds Records are displayed with the descriptions and photographs of the relevant events.
• The Historical ‘Aasana’(Carpet) on which Swamji did his WORLD RECORD by performing 51 hours of ‘KaapalBhati’ and his dress and Khadau (Wooden footwear) are also displayed here to give inspiration for the coming generation.
• All the photographs and News papers are displayed in the Museum.
• Collection of yoga Posters depicting Yoga & Nature ByGautam Is also displayed in proper way.
• Collection of 50 Paintings and photograph by Prof (Dr.) Chitralekha Singh is donated to this museum which is based on Yoga, Meditation and deep thought to understand Indian art and culture.
• Jayveer Singh Arya Faculty and Head of the department of this school made two worlds record also displayed here.
• Books: This museum also has a record room contains different Books on Yoga for the students as well as visitors.

4. Astrology Museum

Astrology Museum is the premier museum under the department of Fine Art of Mewar University. The museum is situated on ^3rd floor in the room Number 332, in this museum, 9 planets, 12 transiting zodiac constellations and various topics of astrology, episodes are very well explained through Pictures and presentation. The Museum

Astrology is divine knowledge. Astrology is useful from the time a person is conceived in the mother’s womb till his last breath. On the basis of that the problem of any person is solved.

Astrology is a major part of the 6 Vedas, which is called the eye. Like everything can be seen in the light, similarly nothing is hidden from the eyes of the Vedas in astrology. According to astrology, the horoscope is the mirror of a person’s whole life character and events, in Indian astrology, 9 planets have been given importance, they are Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Shuru, Shani, Rahu, Ketu.

In the sky, 9 planets, 27 constellations and12 zodiac signs are dynamic in their orbits. How much, when and how they will affect a Particular person, this is the subject matter of astrology.

The history of astrology is very ancient. The position of the planets is mentioned in the Rigveda.

Horoscope is a part of astrology, when a child is born, at that time the position of the planets in the sky is obtained from the horoscope, the birth chart is the knowledge of the planets located in the sky. On the basis of this the past, present and future of the child can be known.

Astrology has many direct and indirect benefits.

Astrology is a best friend in times of trouble. The horoscope shows that astrology is not only the best-science, but it also saves from the times of trouble.

It is not only limited to the future statement of human beings, but the events of the whole world can also be known through this scripture. Astrology is a direct science

With a view to make such sacred science accessible and beneficial to the general public and the society easily, Mewar University has introduced Astrology department in his faculty.

From this faculty students can gather knowledge of astrology and doing research on it. Mewar University is establishing new dimensions year after year.

5. SWATANTRATA SANGRAM SANGRAHALAYA

The Indian independence movement was a series of historic events with the ultimate aim of ending British Rule in India. It lasted from 1857 to 1947.

The first nationalistic revolutionary movement for Indian Independence emerged from Bengal. It later took root in the newly formed Indian National Congress with prominent moderate leaders seeking the right to appear for Indian Civil Service examinations in British, as well as more economic rights for natives. The first half of the 20th century saw a more radical approach towards self-rule by the LalBal Pal triumvirate, Aurobindo Ghosh and V.O.Chidambaram.

The final stages of the independence struggle from the 1920, was characterized by Congress’ adoption of Mahatma Gandhi’s policy. Intellectuals such as Rabindranath Tagore, Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay and C. SubramaniaBharathispread patriotic awareness. Female leaders like Sarojini Naidu, PritilataWadedar and Kasturba Gandhi promoted the emancipation of Indian women and their participation in the freedom struggle.

After Rowlatt Act ( indefinite dctention) and JallianwalaBaghmassacare  resulted the trusted India gave birth to revolutionaries Like  Bhagat Singh, Ashfaquullah Khan, Shiva Rana, Raj Guru, Sukhdev, Thapa, Chandra  Shekhar  Azad, Shbhash Chandra Bose (Who formed Azad Hind Fauz).

The Indian independence movement was in constant ideological evolution. Essentially anti-colonial, it was supplemented by visions of independent, economic development with a secular, democratic, republican, and civil-libertarian political structure. After the 1930s, the movement took on a strong socialist orientation. It culminated in the Indian Independence Act 1947, which ended Crown Suzerainty over India and created Pakistan. This was the short story of Indians independences, now the question arises why SwatantrataSangramSanghralay in Mewar University.

SwatantrataSangramSanghralay was a dream project of our visionary Chancellor Dr. Ashok Kumar Gadiya who dreamed it during his eye operation when he cannot read and write at that time he was listening ShrimadBhagwatGeeta and the life history of Great Personalities of India in Radio set or in a audio system. All of a sudden its came to his mind that how the young generation and the students of Mewar University knows about the freedom struggle and the freedom fighters. He discussed with me and asked me what to do? Surprisingly I was also thinking the same way.

The establishment of Gandhi Museum we had lot of things related to Indian Independence specially we preserve the rare book published by Indian council of Historical research (ICHR). The book published only one edition and few numbers of copy came into the market.

 Museum also have a map of “AKHANDA BHARAT” which was the original geographical outline of India before Independence, it will give the right guidance of our Bharat. The center part will be a library of all historical books related to independence so that students can feel the essence of freedom movement by reading the physical books not on the mobile phone. We are having very rich Material of History and the rare collection with the curator DrShubhdaPandeyafter this we will make a nice sculpture garden of the freedom fighters in our university to update mind of our generation.

A business laboratory is set up in Mewar University campus. The Business laboratory creates an experiential learning atmosphere for the students of management and commerce.The idea behind the business lab is to inculcate knowledge and need-based work skills so that the graduates of the university find themselves prepared for employment and self-employment avenues as and when required. To accomplish this task, we have incorporated practical aspects of the subject so the students may involve in experiential learning which is vital in the present business world.

Business Lab provides practical exposure to the processes and procedures followed by organizations in conducting marketable practices. The lab provides practical exposure to students by relating the subject syllabi with practical training in the lab. The Business Lab is equipped with the latest teaching aids such as a projector, video camera and Laptop. Charts, Models, prepared by students are displayed for the benefit of all. Again, an all-out effort is being made to install the laboratory with the latest gadgets. Students also participate in group discussions, presentations, etc. arranged here from time to time. With the Business Lab, the university aims to stress the significance of practical application of knowledge gained through theory, among students and faculty.

The business lab is placed on IInd floor room number 207 main building. 

The moot court hall at Faculty of Legal Studies has been designed to give the best experience to the students of the workings of a real courtroom. It is well equipped with features like a Judge’s Bench, a Witness Box etc. It is a fully air-conditioned hall with Wi-Fi facility and adequate seating arrangement for both the participants in a moot and observers.

Moot court is a simulated court proceeding that allows law students to engage in oral advocacy and argumentation. It serves as a practical training exercise to develop and showcase their legal skills. While the exact format and rules may vary, the general principles of a moot court remain consistent.

The moot court process typically begins with a hypothetical case scenario, based on real legal issues or controversies. This scenario presents a set of facts and legal questions for the participants to analyse and argue. Students are assigned roles as either appellants or respondents, representing the respective parties involved in the case.

The moot court proceedings consist of several key components. First, the participants conduct extensive research to understand the legal principles and precedents relevant to the case. They review statutes, case law, and legal commentary to develop a deep understanding of the legal framework surrounding the issues at hand.

Next, the participants prepare written submissions, commonly referred to as memorials or briefs, which present their legal arguments and analysis. These memorials serve as comprehensive written documents that outline each party’s position and support it with legal authorities.

Following the written submissions, the oral argument phase begins. The participants present their arguments before a panel of judges, often composed of professors, practicing attorneys, or legal professionals. The arguments involve presenting legal principles, interpreting case law, addressing counterarguments, and persuading the judges to adopt their position.

During the oral argument, the participants must demonstrate effective public speaking skills, clarity of thought, and the ability to respond to questions and challenges from the judges. They need to display a solid grasp of legal concepts and effectively apply them to the case at hand. Additionally, participants must adhere to proper courtroom etiquette and maintain professionalism throughout the proceedings.

After the completion of the oral arguments, judges may ask follow-up questions or provide feedback on the participants’ performance. This feedback helps students refine their advocacy skills and gain insights into the strengths and weaknesses of their arguments.

Overall, moot court provides an opportunity for law students to develop critical thinking, research, writing, and oral advocacy skills in a simulated courtroom environment. It allows them to experience the challenges and dynamics of real-life legal proceedings and prepares them for future courtroom appearances.

In conclusion, participating in a moot court offers law students a valuable opportunity to refine their legal skills, apply their knowledge to practical scenarios, and gain confidence in their abilities as future advocates. It enhances their ability to analyze legal issues, construct persuasive arguments, and present them effectively.

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MEWAR ART GALLERY (MAG) is the premier art gallery under the Department of Fine Art of Mewar University. The Museum was established on 3^rd December on the birthday of a famous artist of Bengal school, Nand Lal Bose in the year 2019 at the 4th-floor gallery number 337 Fully air-conditioned wall-to-wall carpet with fully equipped lighting of international standard and a rich collection of great artists of India.

The Mewar Art Gallery was established under the Aegis of Hon’ble Chancellor Dr. Ashok Kumar Gadiya and Director General Prof. Chitralekha Singh and curator Shri Om Prakash Salvi.

The Gallery is divided from time to time with the partition (Temporarily) of high standards according to the requirements of the exhibitor.

The Gallery has 4 walls that can be adjusted to 40 paintings of 30’’X 30” size and after partitions, it can display 40 more paintings.

Display board and newspaper display about art exhibitions and collections of Catalogue also properly maintained. The storage facility to collect and dispatch paintings and sculptures is also provided.

The gallery is very useful for group shows, solo shows, and demonstrations by renowned art personalities.

Till date, 3 group shows, including ‘Mohan se Mahatma’- Amrit Mahotsava, a solo show by Dr. Chitralekha Singh on International Yoga Day, are showcased here.

‘MAG’-Mewar Art Gallery has the privilege to arrange art exhibitions outside the Gallery under the umbrella of ‘MAG’ as below:

• Art exhibition at Mathura by Sarjan Lok Art Foundation on 14^th April 2019
• Solo show ‘Udai’ by artist Sanghjeet Gautam 2019
• Solo show by artist Seema Tripathi (Aashi) 2019
• Solo show by artist Om Prakash Salvi 2019
• Solo show by artist Ramesh Kumar 2019
• Solo show by artist Leela Joshi on 2^nd October 2021.
• Group Show of 4 artist ‘Prarambh’ on 10^th July, 2019.
• Solo exhibition by Dr, Chitralekha Singh ‘Prakriti Aur Prem’ on 16 April, 2022
• Group exhibition ‘Contemporary Artist Of India “Abhivyakti” December 2022.
• Gandhi Darshan Exhibition at Indira Gandhi Auditorium on 22^nd February 2023
• Group Show of 6 artists at Drishya Art Gallery Delhi in 2023
• ‘Stroke Of Passion’ a Group Show at All India Fine Arts & Craft Society in 2023 inaugurated by Padam Bhushan Ram V Suthar.
• Participants of Dr. Chitralekha Singh at Mississauga Canada.
• Solo show by Dr, Chitralekha Singh at Drishya Art Gallery Delhi on 2023

Now, Mewar Art Gallery is rich in the collection of renowned artists from India and abroad as contemporary and traditional artists- A few names can be as Avijit Roy, Asutosh Panigrahi, Sadhna Singh, Vijay Dhore, Chitralekha Singh, Rekha Kakkar, Saroj Bhargav, R C Bhavsar, Neelam Sharma, Shefali Bhatnagar, Acharya Jaimini, Om Salvi, Leela Joshi, Neelam Sharma and many more.

MAG has having rich collection of Portraits and Patriots renowned personalities of India Deendayal Upadhyay.

Now MAG is preparing for the Gunnies world record on ‘Picchwai Art’ by the curator and artist Om Prakash Salvi.

The Gallery can be given for exhibition for any Indian or International exhibitions at their prior booking with very minimum charges. It is free for people to visit.MAG is maintaining the Visitor’s book’ which is full of good comments by spectators few are quoted here.