Facilities
Enriching Campus Life
Library & Information Center
PIMR is one of the top Institutes in central India. When it comes to infrastructure, meeting international standards, it stands out among other institutes in the state by upgrading its classrooms to support teaching through modern tools and techniques.
The Institute has a well-equipped, spacious and fully computerized library with around 51580 books and reports/ monographs on a large variety of management, computer applications and allied subjects.
The Institute receives 183 Research Journals including 30 Foreign Journals, 7 databases and 8500+ E-Journals regularly. The Institute has a collection of 116 Encyclopaedias and Dictionaries covering voluminous amount of information.
The library is fully automated with bar code and provides OPAC (Open Public Access Catalogue) facility to its users. Users can download research articles/papers and can access the contents of digital library.Â
Over 51580 documents (Books, Back volumes of periodicals, Major research and Summer Training Reports, Annual Reports, Orations and Technical Notes, Doctoral Theses Working Paper, live project, social project etc.).
Access to 7 e-resources from
ProQuest Database, EBSCO Business Source Elite,
Delnet Database, AIR Online Institutional Version and SCC Online Database,
NLIST (INFLIBNET) Programme and Sage Online Journals.
Braille Library: The PIMR Braille library is a specialized library that serves individuals who are blind or visually impaired. The library may also provide access to assistive technology, such as Braille displays and other tools. Braille library has collection of Recreational and other devices like Chess Board with Chess Coins, Peg Board, Play Card, Audible Cricket Ball etc.
Our Library has subscribed to
The Institute has published
Computer Lab and ICT Resources
Our Computer Lab is well equipped with the best of the latest licensed Software and Hardware and high-speed Internet facility to provide an environment conducive for E-learning and research. The Computer Lab is adequately stocked with computing tools to meet the Institute’s technical demands. The Institute’s campus includes Wi-Fi, and the computer lab has adequate terminals. The lab is equipped with high-tech printers to meet the printing demands of the PIMR fraternity members.Â
The technological infrastructure at PIMR is supported by a robust generator, Digital Line Conditioners, CVTs, and UPS to handle power interruptions. The students have access to the lab for more than 12 hours each day.Â
Cafeteria
PIMR has a spacious Cafeteria that provides nutritious food and beverages at subsidized prices. The canteen gives importance to hygiene with reference to the preparation, storage and serving of food. There is a canteen committee for monitoring the canteen and ensuring the quality of food and hygiene in the cafeteria. There is a separate air-conditioned faculty lounge within our cafeteria that offers the finest Indian and continental vegetarian cuisine.
Students' Area
Faculty Area
Studio
PIMR has its own professional studio which is equipped with a multi-camera set up, complete lighting and other necessary equipment. It is a multi-use space for interviews, video production and studio photography. The students get the exposure and working experience on high end equipment which impart confidence to fit into contemporary establishments, channels or production houses. It also has audio recording studio for voice-over recording, sound effects, and various audio programs. Â
Moot Court
Moot Court Society is an organization formed under the aegis of PIMR Department of Law. It comprises faculty members and students and aims at enhancing the practical legal skills and knowledge of aspiring lawyers. Moot court is a simulated courtroom setting where students engage in mock trials and appellate arguments. It plays a vital role in supplementing students’ legal education by offering practical experiences, honing their advocacy skills, and preparing them for the demands of the legal profession. It fosters an environment of learning, teamwork, and professionalism, contributing significantly to the development of future lawyers.Â
Develop Advocacy Skills:
Students learn how to research legal issues, prepare arguments, and present their cases effectively. This helps them develop essential skills such as oral and written advocacy, legal reasoning, and public speaking.
Legal Research:
It enables students delve deep into legal research, analyze cases, statutes, and precedents to support their arguments. This experience strengthens their research abilities, which are vital for a successful legal career.
Mock Trials:
The society organizes mock trials that mimic real courtroom proceedings. Students play the roles of lawyers and witnesses, and gain insights of courtroom procedures and strategies.
Appellate Advocacy
 Many Moot Court competitions involve appellate advocacy, where students argue before a panel of judges. This fosters a deep understanding of the appellate process and construction of compelling legal arguments.
Competitions
Moot Court Societies often prepare student teams to participate in national and international moot court competitions (through National Moot Court Competition Core Committee), Client Counselling Competitions and other events of advocacy importance. These events provide exposure to different legal systems and allow students to test their skills against peers from other institutions.
Workshops
Moot Court Society engages in organizing workshops to train students for Memorial research writing, trail advocacy, client counselling competitions to hone not only their argumentative skills but also research writing skills.
Networking
Membership in the Moot Court Society offers opportunities to network with legal professionals, including judges, practicing lawyers, and alumni which is beneficial for future career prospects.
Legal Ethics
Students also gain insights into legal ethics and professionalism, as they must adhere to ethical standards and codes of conduct during moot court activities.
Facilities for Divyangjan (Differently-abled):
The institute provides supportive learning environment for differently-abled people.
All the campuses of the institute have facility of wheel-chair. Ramps and Railings have been created for smooth commutation of differently-abled people. There is a designated parking space for such people. The ground floor washrooms are divyangjan-friendly with facility of railing All the campuses are well equipped with elevators.
Green House
We in Prestige are thoughtful of preserving the goodness of Mother Earth. We take all care not to harm the ecology and do our best to help the environment to be clean on our part. As an endeavor we have created a “Green House” which is a covered entity at our Under Graduate Campus.
The enclosure consists of plants in pots to educate our students the importance of a green planet.
We have divided the Green House majorly into three categories:
1. Plants approved by UNO.
2. Plants that give more Oxygen and may be kept indoors.
3. Plants having medicinal and healing properties like Aloe Vera, Turmeric, Neem etc.
Our students can visit the greenhouse anytime and see them and help themselves to acquire knowledge about such planet-friendly living friends who cannot move yet and who take so much care of us.
