RBS College, Teyai

The college has a Gym facility for the students.

The College library has a separate reference section/Journals section and reading room. A number of General books in the library: 7121 Number of Science books in the library: 1879 Number of Book Bank in the library: 9000 Educational Journals Periodicals being subscribed: National & Internationa.

The college has large playing fields, which meet the requirements of all outdoor games. Facilities for indoor games are also provided. The number of girls, who have benefited from these sports facilities, is indeed very large. This has enabled the college to build a strong foundation for sports and a sporting tradition, which has produced outstanding sportsmen in different games, many of whom have brought great distinction to the college and to themselves, at the national and the international level. 

The College has an IT facility. There is a computer laboratory containing computers of the latest configuration. Most of the computers have LAN and WIFI connectivity. Departments having computer applications as a part of the curriculum have their computers. Departments are provided with laptops, with internet facilities for faculty. Automation of the library is under process. No off-campus facility is set up yet.

The college has a canteen in the Main building to provide wholesome food and snacks at subsidized rates to students.

The college has an auditorium facility for events and seminars.

The college has Internet Wi-Fi Connections available in the Central computer laboratory. 

The college has a departmental based laboratory facility for the students.

The college has a good networking for the alumni association.

The college has a health center with a first aid facility for the students.

The college has a boys’ hostel facility which provides good hostel accommodation for the students.

The college has a girl's hostel facility which provides good hostel accommodation for the students.

National Cadet Corps is a Tri-Services Organisation comprising the Army, Navy, and Air Force, engaged in grooming the youth – ‘The Leaders of Tomorrow’ – into disciplined and patriotic citizens. The genesis of the NCC can be traced back to the First World War when the Britishers created the University Corps as the second line of defense and to have a large pool of trained youth available for employment in the Armed Forces.