Mrs Helena Kaushik Womens Education College, Jhunjhunu Facilities Details: Hostel, Campus, Infrastructure, Library, Canteen

The College has an excellent and well-equipped library. It was named after and inaugurated by the Honorable Former Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister. The L.K. Advani Library contains a wide range of books in all subjects in arts and sciences, commerce and management, periodicals, and journals to fulfill the academic needs and curricular interests of the students and the faculty. There is a large collection of more than 40,000 books donated by many individuals, families, bookstores, libraries, professors, students, and staff in the United States. Babson College in Wellesley, Massachusetts has done book drives in 2003 and 2004 sending nearly 3,000 from its collection and over 500 from Bentley College, also in Massachusetts. A special section of the library is dedicated to the memory of Leo Soricelli, Jr. whose personal collection of literature was donated by his parents in Peekskill, New York, and his cousin Joseph Morreale. Several professors at Pace University in New York, and many other New Yorkers have donated from their personal collections. The Honorable L.K. Advani Ji also donated over 100 books from his personal collection to our library following his visit to the college to address a Special Convocation in his honor and all our graduates from 2002 to 2006 on November 17, 2007.

The College Faculty and students are expected to make full use of the computer lab to learn computers and to do their homework and research. The Computer Lab is fully connected with LAN and Internet facilities in all the computers to facilitate the research and latest information of the globe. All computers in the lab are connected to the Internet. Computer use is taught to all students, faculty, and staff by a qualified computer technician and instructor.

The college has an auditorium facility for events and seminars.

The college has a canteen facility for staff and students.

The college has sports facilities for all students.

The college has guest house/waiting room facilities for visiting faculty and student family members.

The College has excellent science labs in biology, zoology, biotechnology, botany, chemistry, and physics for studies and research. Science students and faculty are expected to take maximum advantage of these facilities. Science labs at Mrs. Helena Kaushik Women’s College are named after an American scientist, industrialist, and philanthropist John Van Nostrand Dorr (January 6, 1872 – June 29, 1962). At seventeen he went to work for Thomas A. Edition, becoming one of “Edison's Pioneers getting by with only four or five hours of sleep. He went to Rutgers University graduating in 1894. In the following years, he worked in the Black Hills and in Colorado until his inventions started him on his wider career taking him all over the world, with New York as his center. John Dorr was credited with early applying chemical engineering principles to extractive metallurgy and for hastening the transition from intermittent to continuous operation, thus facilitating mass production in many industries. He added the words “thickener E and “classifier to the engineering vocabulary. Chemical Engineering Magazine in 1949 said editorially, “The contributions which his inventions …have made to mankind are probably greater than those of any other chemical or metallurgical engineer of our time. The John Dorr Labs in Biology-Zoology, Biotechnology, Botany, Chemistry, and Physics provide the latest equipment for experiments and research by our students and faculty thanks to the generosity of The John Dorr Foundation, USA in support of science education. The College expects our students and faculty to take full advantage of the labs to gain the most knowledge in these subjects while at the college.

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

The college has a parking space facility for its faculty, staff, and students.