Hello from Careers360,

Thank you for your inquiry about hostels that allow phones for female students. This is an important consideration for many students.

Unfortunately, I don't have a comprehensive list of specific hostels and their phone policies. These rules can vary significantly between institutions and may even change over time.

If you're looking into this for a particular college or set of colleges, I'd recommend:

1. Checking the official websites of those institutions for hostel guidelines.

2. Contacting the college admission offices or hostel wardens directly for the most up-to-date information.

3. Reaching out to current students or alumni through social media or college forums for firsthand experiences.

Many colleges nowadays do allow phones in girls' hostels, but there might be restrictions on usage times or areas.

If you have a specific college in mind, please let me know, and I can try to help you find more targeted information about their hostel policies.

Hello aspirant,

Many girls' hostels in India allow phones. For specific details, it's best to contact the individual hostel or college to inquire about their phone policies. Some colleges and hostels may have restrictions on phone usage during certain hours or in specific areas.

I hope this information helps you.

Many colleges and universities allow phones in girls' hostels, but policies vary depending on the institution's rules and regulations. Below are some well-known colleges in India where girls are allowed to keep phones in hostels:

1. **Lady Shri Ram College for Women (LSR), Delhi University:** LSR allows students to keep their phones in the hostel. Students are encouraged to use them responsibly, maintaining a balance between studies and social life.

2. **Miranda House, Delhi University:** Miranda House permits mobile phones in the girls' hostel. The administration focuses more on regulating phone use during study hours rather than completely restricting it.

3. **Christ University, Bengaluru:** Christ University allows students to have phones in their hostel, although certain restrictions may apply regarding usage during study hours or late at night.

4. **Symbiosis International University, Pune:** Symbiosis has a liberal policy where girls are allowed to keep phones in their hostel rooms. However, misuse or disturbance to others might lead to action.

5. **Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE):** Girls staying in hostels are allowed to have phones, although excessive usage during study hours or late night might be discouraged.

It's advisable to check with specific institutions about their hostel rules as some traditional or strict colleges might have different regulations.

hope this helps you!!

Hello,

The rules regarding phone usage in hostels can vary widely from one college or university to another. Generally, many colleges do allow phones in hostels, but there may be restrictions on usage hours or certain areas. Here’s a general idea of some colleges and universities in India where phones are typically allowed in girls’ hostels:

1. Lady Shri Ram College for Women (LSR), Delhi

   • Phones are allowed in the hostel, with some guidelines regarding usage during study hours.

2. St. Stephen's College, Delhi

   • Phones are allowed in the girls' hostel, but students are expected to follow the hostel's guidelines.

3. Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi

   • Phones are allowed in the girls' hostel, but there might be restrictions on usage in common areas.

4. Banasthali Vidyapith, Rajasthan

   • Phones are permitted in the hostel, and students are encouraged to use them responsibly.

5. Women's Christian College, Chennai

   • Phones are allowed, but students are encouraged to maintain a balance between studies and phone usage.

6. Delhi University (various colleges)

   • Many colleges under Delhi University allow phones in girls' hostels, but rules may differ by college.

7. Loyola College, Chennai

   • Phones are allowed, but there might be restrictions during specific hours.

8. Mount Carmel College, Bangalore

   • Phones are permitted, with guidelines on their usage.

Hope it helps !