When they leave Nagaloka, many of the students share what they have learnt with others in their towns and villages, helping others to become empowered through the teachings of the Buddha and Dr. Ambedkar; this is the second goal of the programme. All students live in beautifully designed residential buildings, and follow a daily programme of meditation and puja, class instruction, personal study, and work periods. The students also participate in cultural activities, visit nearby social projects, and attend meditation retreats from time to time.  At present there are 150 residential students, divided between these two courses. It is intended to raise this number to 300 students as soon as facilities and resources become available.

Many people visit Nagaloka from India and abroad, and the students often have the opportunity to meet with them and hear about Buddhist activities in Europe, Asia and the United States.