Mess fees for 2 semester – Rs 25000
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Mess fees for 2 semester – Rs 26000
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New hostels are quite good with good affordability and mess quality was also good and I want to say value for money. The mess fees was 25000 for 2 semester and hostel fees is 23900 for 1 semester for the triple occupancy and 28900 for single occupancy.
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The accommodation are preety good there are 12 hostels with average capacity of 300- 400 .there are single seater, double seater and triple seater rooms. Each hostel has its own cooperative mess which is run by students. Registration is take place at every odd semester. The hostel are pretty affordable. The nearby for living on rent is kamla nagar ,chunabhatti and vaishali nagar .
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The mess facility which is provided the hostels are okay they are habitable but require the lot of new facilities like hostel number 5 which in which currently I am leaving in it has to maintain a proper sanitation and also there is a SH shortage of water coolers . The mess menu is pretty simple and it consist of veg food and on wednesdays Wednesday nights we get egg curry and on Sunday Sunday night we get chicken these alternators for veg or paneer and the mess food is okay
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For M.Tech and MCA students MANIT sprovides single occupency rooms which cost 20500 per semester. The quality and quantity of meal provides in hostel is quite good. If you rented a flat near MANIT it cost around 5 to 10K approx.
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For first year student they get hostel 10 triple seater room have sufficient space in room. If we talk about mess it has 4 time meals a day Breakfast, lunch , snacks , dinner For hostel registration you have to pay the required money . Also if you do not like to take hostel in college you can also have pg outside the college, it is pretty much affordable and in close distance only. In mata mandir area you can get pg rooms
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There are 12 hostels in which 2 hostels are for girls and rest for the boys....the worst hostels among them are 1, 2 which are not renovated for a long time and even they are triple seater which makes it worse....the best among them are 10a, b, c, d which are double seater and have good wifi facilities....the mess food is average....hostels are alloted on the basis of semester sgpa or cgpa...but only for boys...for girls there is no such criteria and they live in same hostels...
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Hostel facility is good ,it has numerous number of bathrooms and toilet. Hostel have 2 vending machine for snacks . Hostel have large size in area and large area to play football cricket etc... No .I didn't had to take any pg or rented rooms
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The rooms here at are big enough but they were designed to accomodate 2 people. hence we have two cupboards (in-wall) two stone carved tables attached in-wall. but we have 3 beds, 3 chairs & a few wall spaces to keep objects. Now we also have LAN port services along with the wifi. It is comfortable to live. The mess is a student co-operative mess that allows students to decide the menu, we get food 4 times a day and a good variety of items. The food taste is good mostly. We also have company outlets like nescafe & amul that are quite good. The mess charges are fixed at 25000 per year. The occupancy rate of the triple sharing rooms (first year) is 5000 and for double it is 7500, single rooms cost 10000 per semester. we have fixed water and electricity charges of 10500 per semester. From the second year onwards we are allotted hostels (triple or dual) based on merit. Overall there are good and affordable when compared to other colleges.
There are 12 hostels in the campus 10 for boys and 2 for girls. The prices are also not that much for 3 people sharing the room it's 15500 only. The mess food is just like any other mess food that is okayish.
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I will describe my experience of hostel 10, through which you’ll get an idea of the hostels at MANIT Bhopal-
B.Tech freshers are allotted Hostel 10 at MANIT. The hostel is divided into four blocks- A,B,C and D. Each block has 32 dorm rooms, two washroom complexes, two water coolers, an internal courtyard, a mess hall, two common rooms, a guest house, and a T.T. room.
The freshers stay in blocks C and D, and blocks A and B are given to senior B.Tech students. Block C and D are isolated and fenced from the other two blocks. All the rooms are well maintained and in good condition. Due to a shortage of rooms, three students share a single room, instead of two.
The hostel wifi gives decent connectivity. If lucky, you’ll have access to good wifi speed in your hostel room, otherwise, you’ll have to manage with your own internet connection. There is no LAN connectivity in the hostel at present. You can use electrical appliances as no checking takes place. If you get a back facing room in C block, you’ll have access to a serene balcony view. The common rooms are used for DJ nights, Ganesh Chaturthi, etc. We also play holi on the premises. The night view from the rooftop is mesmerizing.
Overall, the hostels at MANIT Bhopal are spacious and well maintained.
Here is some information regarding the boys hostel for M.Tech students at MANIT-
From 2018 batch onwards, M.Tech boys are allotted rooms in the P.G. Hostel 11 (Appu Bhawan). This building is newly constructed, and contains single seater rooms. Each room has an attached balcony.
It is a logical decision to provide single seater rooms for M.Tech students, as one needs privacy at such a high level.
The M.Tech boys hostel at MANIT Bhopal is really good.
As a fresher at MANIT Bhopal, I am eligible to answer this question.
First-year boys get Hostel 10 at MANIT. After you submit your fees during the counseling, they'll ask whether you need the hostel or not. On saying yes, they'll point you to two members of the hostel authority. These people will ask for a photocopy of your ID and fee receipt. After submitting the mess fee for the first two months, you’ll have to go to Hostel 10 for the room allotment process.
The warden office is where these allotments take place. They'll ask for a photocopy of your ID and fee receipt. After this, they'll assign you the room and give you a mess card. Freshers get blocks C and D. Each block has 4 floors, and each floor has 32 rooms. The rooms are two-seater, but due to lack of accommodation, three students share a single room. The rooms (except those on the ground floor) have a balcony each and are decent.
This is the entire procedure for the allotment of hostels for fresher boys at MANIT Bhopal.
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