SPORTS DETAILS
GNSU provides a well-rounded range of physical and recreational facilities that promote overall development of students and staff. Accordingly, GNSU has developed a diverse and inclusive range of facilities to support physical activity, recreation, cultural expression, and wellness, ensuring a vibrant campus environment that extends beyond academic instruction.
The university has established comprehensive outdoor sports infrastructure, enabling students and staff to engage in various athletic and recreational pursuits. The campus includes a cricket ground with turf wickets and practice nets, and a standard football field. To ensure structured training and skill development, two fulltime and one contractual qualified sports instructors are employed full-time.
In addition, the university provides:
These courts are accessible throughout the day. The facilities cater to a wide range of recreational needs and promote student participation in physical activity as a part of their daily routine.
For year-round fitness and strength training, GNSU offers two dedicated gymnasiums—separately for male and female students. Both gyms are equipped with cardio machines, resistance training equipment, free weights, and stretching areas. Supervision is provided by trained staff to ensure safety and effectiveness during workouts. Gym facilities are also available to faculty and staff during designated hours. Understanding the importance of personal safety, especially for female students, the university has introduced special self-defense training in Taekwondo, conducted regularly under the guidance of one trained professional.
To promote mental well-being and inner balance, the university maintains a Yoga and Meditation Centre, located in a peaceful, central part of the campus. The facility hosts regular sessions on yoga, breathing techniques, mindfulness, and meditation. Students from various disciplines, especially from the Faculties of Nursing, Paramedical Sciences, and Physiotherapy, also utilize the space for practical sessions as part of their curriculum. The university has developed a Jogger’s Park with tree-lined paths, seating areas, and evening lighting, encouraging a culture of wellness and work-life balance. Additionally, a dedicated Sports Academy operates on campus to cater to the physical development of children of resident faculty and staff.
