Hostel accommodation is provided to most of the students on campus. Dr. S. R. K. Hostel serves the needs of undergraduate students having 120 double seated rooms here 230 boys are presently residing. It has a common room for reading newspapers, Hall with color T. V., a mini library containing various magazines related with different competitive examinations and a separate room having sufficient literature on Swami Vivekanand and other famous personalities of the world for all out development of the students. Beside, there is a big hall for Table Tennis, Carom and Chess. Cooperative messes are solely managed by the students to provide nutritious food to the students. Adequate furnished dinning space is available equipped with water cooler. BGT Hostel which has 204 rooms caters to the requirements of M.Sc.(Ag.) and Ph.D. students. Out of these rooms 104 are single seated and 64 double seated accommodating presently 235 students. Most of the facilities mentioned above are also available in this Hostel. The institute admits fairly large number of girls students and their number is increasing every year.. Presently 60, 17 and 10 female students studying in B.Sc.(Ag.), M.Sc.(Ag.) and Ph.D., respectively reside in Triveni Complex meant for the University as a whole. The efforts are being made to have a separate girls hostel for the Institute of Agricultural Sciences.

In addition to the Central Library, there is an Institute Library to cater to daily requirements of text books and latest reference books to the staff and students. The Institute Library has 20,933 books and receives 25 newsletters/scientific magazine/reports etc. in English and 25 Hindi Patrika, most of which are free of cost. It also subscribes English and Hindi newspapers alongwith Employment News. On an average 70-100 students consult library daily. Most of the old books and journals both old and new are available in the Central Library situated opposite of the Institute building. It subscribes 50 International (20 from U.S.A., 14 UK, 7 Canada, 6 Netherlands, I each from Australia, France and Germany) and 70 National journals exclusively for agriculture. The students and staff have access to other common journals subscribes for other institute and faculties. The Central Library  provides with Internet facilities and a large number of research journals international/national are available online. It also has elaborate facilities for photocopying at cheaper rates for the students/staff.