The hostel has strict rules, including restrictions on mobile phones, which are only allowed on weekends for underclassmen and inside the premises for final-year students. The annual hostel fee ranges from 50,000 to 120,000 rupees, inclusive of meals. Rooms are typically shared by 4-5 students, with basic amenities like cots, study tables, chairs, and fans provided, but no attached bathrooms. The infrastructure is old, but rooms and common areas like restrooms are maintained cleanly.
There is 24-hour water supply, Wi-Fi, and CCTV security. Food is generally considered good, with both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options available, including non-veg meals six days a week. Students have access to gym facilities and newspapers, and there are separate hostels for boys and girls. Despite the high fees, the hostel ensures safety and security, offers counseling for homesick students, and is conveniently located near the campus sports area. However, the lack of personal device usage and strict management might not appeal to everyone, and some students find the costs not justified by the facilities provided.
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