Accommodation
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Room Types: Hostels may offer single rooms, double rooms, or dormitory-style rooms with multiple beds.
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Furniture: Rooms are usually furnished with beds, wardrobes, study tables, and chairs.
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Basic Amenities: Each room typically has access to attached toilets, washrooms, and may include a geyser for hot water.
Mess and Food Services:
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Mess: A mess is a common dining hall where students can eat meals.
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Food Options: Mess food usually includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with some hostels offering a variety of meal choices.
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Drinking Water: Potable water is usually provided through water coolers, RO-purified systems, or taps.
Utilities and Services:
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Electricity: 24/7 electricity supply is common.
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Water Supply: 24/7 water supply is also a standard feature.
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Internet Access: Many hostels offer Wi-Fi connectivity for student use.
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Laundry Services: Some hostels provide laundry and ironing services for residents.
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Medical Assistance: Medical rooms or 24/7 medical assistance may be available.
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Security: : Hostels often have security personnel, CCTV cameras, and fire safety measures in place.
Recreational and Other Facilities:
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Reading Room: A space for students to study and read.
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Visitors' Room: A room for visitors to meet with residents.
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Recreational Room: A room equipped with a TV and other recreational items.
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Sports Infrastructure: Some hostels offer indoor and outdoor sports facilities, such as a gymnasium, table tennis, and badminton courts.
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ATM and Shops: Convenience stores, ATMs, and other facilities may be located nearby.
Additional Considerations:
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Rules and Regulations: Hostels have rules regarding conduct, visiting hours, and other aspects of student life.
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Supervision: Hostels are usually overseen by hostel wardens, resident advisors, and other staff members.
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Selection Process: Hostel accommodation may be offered based on a selection process that considers factors such as academic performance, distance from home, and other criteria.