A modern, industry-focused learning environment designed for future real estate professionals.
Shivalik Institute of Real Estate's new campus is a thoughtfully designed learning environment with modern infrastructure, collaborative spaces, and industry-ready training facilities.
Spread across 35,000 sq.ft of total constructed area, the campus combines contemporary architecture, spacious classrooms, and green surroundings to create a productive and inspiring academic atmosphere.
Infrastructure
The campus includes modern classrooms, each designed to create a comfortable and interactive learning environment for real estate education, workshops, and professional training.
Total Classrooms
8
Capacity Each
30 Learners
Total Capacity
270 Learners
Setup
Smart Teaching
Two fully equipped boardrooms designed for industry meetings, professional workshops, guest lectures, and strategic discussions.
A dedicated library providing access to real estate learning materials, market research resources, and industry publications.
Well-designed administrative spaces including director cabin, faculty rooms, expert rooms, and a professional reception area for student and visitor support.
A spacious and well-designed auditorium accommodating up to 300 people, ensuring a comfortable and engaging environment for students, faculty, and visitors.
Campus environment
The campus integrates landscaped gardens, greenery, and open spaces, creating a peaceful learning environment while maintaining modern infrastructure standards.
At a Glance
| Facility | Quantity | Capacity |
|---|---|---|
| Classrooms | 8 | 30 learners each |
| Total Student Capacity | — | 270 learners |
| Boardrooms | 1 | Meetings & conferences |
| Library | 1 | Study & research |
| Admin & Expert Rooms | Multiple | Faculty & director |
| Reception | 1 | Visitor support |
| Parking | — | 200 cars |
| Total Construction Area | — | 35,000 sq.ft |
This campus is built to support practical learning, industry exposure, and professional growth — preparing the next generation of real estate leaders.