How are hostels for boys at amrita school of engneering bangalore?pls describe about them.....
Amrita school of Engineering is a very renowned college of Bangalore. The hostel facilities are therefore also very relaliable and good. There are four hostels in the campus for boys. Application for hostel should be separately prescribed in the admission form. Staying in hostel is mandatory for all the students who are not locals and not residing in places accessible to institutions transportation. The hostels are controlled by chief warden, deputy chief wardens, faculty wardens and resident wardens. Vegetarian food is served in the hostels. Proper care of students are taken. Hope this helps. Good wishes!
Hi,
The first year hostels are quite good to be honest except for the part where you have to clean the rooms,bathrooms yourself whenever the warden asks you to do so.Anyhow you’ll get used to it.
Hot water facility is available for bathing.Drinking water is available 24X7 and is available as hot,cold,normal.
The laundry facility is available within the campus itself and is quite expensive when compared to the ones near our homes,but you have to give it there as there are no other laundry shops nearby.After first year also you’ll have to go there for getting your laundry done.
The Mess food is not that good though but according to our seniors it has improved over the years , but still many restaurants are within the vicinity of the campus and food is available at pocket money rates.
If you’re from a place where spices are highly used you’re not gonna like the food!
WiFi Facility is available in first year hostels and the speed is quite good.
Social Networking and video streaming sites are blocked during class hours.Certain websites are blocked for good.
You are not allowed to use kettle,cooker etc.You won’t feel the need though as the hotels nearby taste the same, in fact better.
Extension cords are not allowed in first-year hostels.
First years get Newspaper Daily and from second year on wards a common TV is available.
