• There is a main campus and two other campuses around the city. An open library on the campus, gym facilities and other activities.

• The accommodation can be found on the KTH website. Students can also register in SSSB for more options.

• There are totally 5 campuses for KTH I study at the main campus. There is a student union office, library, multiple labs, computer labs, and research facilities. Pubs, cafes, student bakery and many more. There are a lot of career fairs, and Christmas week and new year is celebrated a lot here at KTH. There's a lot of singing, dancing and college sport teams. I was a part of the KTH football team.

• The quality of accommodation and stay at campus is very safe, commutable and comfortable. It has all facilities inside, such as laundry, kitchen and cycle parking spaces too. There are 3 possible university accommodations, of which 2 are in the university and 1 is 3km away from the campus, which is a 20-minute travel.
• There is an sssb.se queue where you can look for cheaper and better accommodation after the first year. I stay on campus; I pay around 63k inr a month. I would recommend taking the cheaper ones; it makes a lot of difference in the monthly expenses.

• There are 5 campuses. KTH Main campus, KTH Kista, KTH Sodertalje, KTH Flemingsberg, KTH Solna.
• All facilities are available in the campus.
• There are various clubs in the campus. Different student organizations like KTH Hyperloop team, KTH formula team, different chapters regarding different schools. Each chapter has various types of communities like Sustainability, sports, international, etc., THS main is the main student organization which also serves various events for international kickoff, parties, etc.

• For Stockholm there is student housing board called SSSB. You need to join the queue and register with your student status. Once you have been reviewed then you can bid the house using your queue days. If you have the maximum days among everyone then you'll get the accommodation. For international students, KTH provided accommodation for the first year. Similarly, each city has their own landlord and queueing system.
• Monthly rent is 4500sek and it includes everything.
• Once you have decided that you are coming to stockholm, join the SSSB queue immediately. Most students stay here in the place I stay called Lappis (The biggest student community). it is less than 3kms from campus. 15-20mins by public transport.

The campus facilities are really great. They have labs. We have access cards so, we can access the labs every time we want to. The library is also open until 10pm. But, after Covid times, it was only open until 6pm.I think, as a student we have a lot of privileges and lot of benefits. So, student life is just amazing here. They also organize a lot of seminars that are not related to academic work. For example, they sometimes organize a seminar about how to make a great CV so that you can apply for a job here in Sweden. Sometimes they arrange festivals and job fares on campus. They just want to make sure that the international students get the best of their time and also benefit everything from KTH and also from Sweden. There is a student union. It organizes a lot of events especially during the international reception. Like right now in August, where a lot of international students come to Stockholm to prepare for their studies. They also pick up the students from the airport, they help the students to get their room keys, their blankets, their everything. They also organize events such as hiking, football, museum visits, nature visits. We also have sport activities here on campus.

I was living on campus when I was there for 2 months. All the facilities were available there. The cost was $600 per month. But, now I am going to live off campus. It is the university student housing but, it's like right outside the university. Here, the cost is $1000 per month.

Accomodation cost in europe in pretty high. On an average I would say somewhere around 500-650 Euros per month for a individual studio. However some prefer to share apartments and this is slightly cheaper.

The aspect of studying in 2 different technical uni in Europe was exciting and also we get a minor in Entrepreneurship which I always wanted to learn to start my own venture someday

Campus is beautiful and lively. The infrastructure is fascinating and high speed WiFi available throughout the campus. Different competence and research centers across all the schools. Different sports facilities and campus gymnasium. A lot technical student project teams like Formula Student, Hyperloop along with Non-technical groups too. KTH host the Scandinavia's Largest Career Fair - "THS Armada"

Accomodation is in various student housings and you can chose as per your preference. I stay in a "corridor room", where I have my own single room with attached washroom and share a big kitchen space with 10-12 other students. Avg student accomodation rent: INR 35000/month

The formula student team at KTH is very interesting to work with giving you a chance to build a electric race car from scratch. The research facilities and library are well equipped with adequate support. There are also clubs related to your master programme which can be found out during the start of your master studies.

You could contact KTH accommodations they have detailed information about rooms, rents etc.