Abstract: The present study documented the ethnobotanical information of 104 plant species from Rajouri College Campus belonging to 90 genera and 35 families. Of these about 51 species are used as medicines, 45 species as practical, 45 species as fodder, 44 species as soil conservation, 39 species as fencing, 39 species as construction, 39 species as fuel, 31 species as agricultural implements, 25 species as ornamental, 25 species as shade, 22 species as furniture wood, 19 species as fruits, 16 species as vegetables and 7 species are used as spices. Moreover almost all enlisted species to have use in more than one ethnobotanical use category. This study is first of its kind on the diverse and comprehensive use of the campus flora.