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Veterinary College and Research Institute, Orathanadu

INFRASTRUCTURE


Building Infrastructure

  • VCRI, Orathanadu comprises of Eastern and western garden with 4 academic blocks housing twenty departments, LPT Block, Veterinary Clinical Complex (VCC), Livestock Farm Complex (LFC), Library, Administrative Block, Conference room, lecture halls (5 Nos.), Examination halls (one), Boys and Girls Hostels and Canteen, Dean and staff quarters for essential duty teachers and supporting staffs.
  • The additional infrastructure facilities viz., Animal Feed Analytical Laboratory and Quality Assurance Laboratory, Feed Mill and Mineral Mixture Production Unit, MAITRI Artificial Insemination Training Centre, Dairy Plant, Veterinary University Disease Diagnosis Laboratory and Veterinary Emergency Response Unit are also available for the benefit of students and farming community.

Other Infrastructure and Facilities

Lecture and Examination Halls

  • A total of 5 lecture halls equipped with multimedia projection, audio-visual and dedicated internet facilities are available to make teaching and learning more effective and attractive. In addition, an examination hall to conduct hastle free examination under calm environment is also available.

Library Facilities

  • The library facilities area created in a floor space area of 8037.30 sq.ft. with 154 seaters. The library has a collection of 3438 books (Professional, other general and competitive exam books). Also, 19 journals (periodicals), 434 back volumes of journals, 19 magazines (periodicals) and 8 daily newspapers (Tamil and English) are subscribed to facilitate the knowledge enrichment of faculty, students and research scholars.

Computing and Internet Facilities

  • A computer centre has been established to provide internet services for the benefit of students and staff. A Locar Area Network was established connecting all the computers across the departments of the Institute. Students are extended with priceless hands-on training on 'word processing, spread operations and ideal seraching methods'.