The lecture halls of the institute are fully fit out with latest facilities for teaching as well as for research. The lecture halls of the institute are equipped with projector and wireless connectivity.

The Computer Centre of the Indian Institute of Technology Madras was established in the year 1973 with the objective of providing computational environment for the academic and research community of the Institute. The Centre also caters to the computational needs of different projects from various Government organizations, Research establishments and Industries in India. The Centre offers training and software development apart from being a support service for the faculty, students and sta

Institute has well stocked, fully air conditioned central library, which comprises both paper and non paper collections. In non paper collection institute has collection of CD-ROMs, On-line databases, audio video cassettes, e-journals, patents, e-standards, theses, reports, monographs etc and paper collection institute has rich collection of books pertaining to engineering, management & sciences, magazines, national and international journals, newspaper etc. The Central Library has 900

The campus has 17 hostels, of which two are exclusively for women.

IIT-M with a plethora of extra-curricular activities procides its students with various opportunities to develop their social, communication and managerial skills outside of the classroom, with the intention of producing well rounded and skilled students. These events are a learning experience outside of the classrooms, enabling them to discover and achieve their talents and potential. Alumni often claim that lessons learnt throught these activities come most in handy and last the longest.