SPA Delhi Hostel Fees 2025, Facilities, Rooms, Food, Photos

The hostel facilities include separate accommodations for boys and girls, with rooms typically shared by two or three students. The hostels are located in Maharani Bagh and ITO, about 10-15 km from the college campus, with no dedicated college bus service, requiring students to use public transport. The accommodation cost is approximately Rs 14,000 - Rs 20,000 per year, and the mandatory mess fee is around Rs 27,000 per year. While the mess offers a range of food, its quality is often criticized for being oily and causing health issues.

Hostel seats are limited, allocated based on merit, accommodating roughly 33% of students, and registration is reportedly cumbersome. Alternative housing options include PGs and rented flats in nearby areas like Kotla and Laxmi Nagar, with costs varying from Rs 3,000 to Rs 21,000 per month. Despite affordable fees, the hostel infrastructure is basic and poorly maintained, with issues like inadequate cleanliness, small room sizes, and unreliable water supply.

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Dan Mathew Saj

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Reviewed on Nov 24, 2024(Enrolled 2022)

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Hostel is far from college and there is no transportation facility

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The hostel for first years is in the college itself and for others it's a bit far from the college. Both the hostels are very old and the infrastructure might not be that good but living in hostel is a good experience. From 3rd year onwards we will get single rooms

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Wadood Gafar Tamboli

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Reviewed on Aug 18, 2024(Enrolled 2023)

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The hostel too far from the college and we have to pay extra for the travel charges since there is no services from the college's side after giving the hostel some 6.7kms far

The rent accommodation is a bit conjusted 3 people in a small room on the delhi heats and no cooler or ac is provided from the college side so its very hard sometimes with the suffocation and also in the heats people gets sick fast

Anonymous

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Reviewed on Jun 12, 2024(Enrolled 2018)

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The infrastructure of the college is not good and students have to travel 10+ kms everyday from hostel to college.
The management of hostel and mess is really pathetic in the past few years with increase of fees at

The hostel facilities are bad. 100% of the students don't get the opportunity as campus can accommodate only few people. Meal quality is ok. In the recent years the number of surges in charges are totally unacceptable. The registration process of hostel and mess is pathetic. But somehow living in the hostel is the best thing that can be done. Kotla(beside college) Laxmi Nagar, Mayur vihar are the localities students rent a PG.

Nongmaithem dinpurush singh

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Reviewed on May 2, 2024(Enrolled 2023)

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Hostel is like to live its good for survive. In one room we have share among 2 or 3 people Hostel mess food is generally good they are sometimes oily and create health issues for this Location of this college is new Delhi nearest metro station is ito

Khushi Tyagi

5.0

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The hostel facilities are very basic as it has a room which has to be shared by three students at a time which has 3 beds but only 2 almirahs and a table only. Mess menu is okay but they provide very oily food Registration process is by coming to hostel warden only after admission. Pgs are in kotla, and Lakshmi nagar they are very close to it

Ameg V

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Reviewed on Aug 13, 2023(Enrolled 2019)

India's Best Planning College

The hostel is really good and cheap. Only 33% of your class strength will get hostel rooms. Admission will be through your past year's performance in academics. Mess breakfast is really good. Lunch and dinner are also fine.

Souparna Chanak

Reviewed on Jul 2, 2020

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Yes. Hostel rooms are must sharing for 1st years. From second years we are given single room. But with consent we can share the room. Hostel rooms are good. Food is not that good. Hostel is provided according to the merit list (Local students excluded). PG rents varies from ?3, 000 - ?12, 000 / month. Depending on the owner it can be sharing too. Students also take flats for rent together.

WAHAJ AKHTAR ABEDEEN

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Reviewed on May 9, 2020

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This would be very exciting to know about hostel as it has more infrastructure as compared to college campus, college and hostel are 15 km apart, and. Almost all the Indian indeginous festivals are celebrated here by the corresponding community as a hostel ritual, we have celebrations of holi, Diwali, eid, We have no courtyard, in which all the sports activity, festive celebrations, special ceremonies, are sufficed.We have separate boys and girls hostel connected by hotel mess and the courtyard.

Arshiya Srishti

Reviewed on Apr 2, 2020

A step towards design

Hostel room are nice and big,in one room 2 students stay. Generally all students are provided with hostels. There are total 3 hostels and all of them have a good water supply system and electricity throughout.

Haseen Mashhood

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Reviewed on Jan 8, 2020

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The hostel does not provide accomodation for even half of the students who get admitted. The infrastructure is also very poor, and they are very poorly maintained. The drinking water facilities, the mess food, fire safety, etc are very poor and of low quality. The hostel is almost 10 kilometres away from the college, and yet no college bus facility is provided. Students have to take cabs or auto-rickshaws on their own to reach college, which is very difficult.