Hostel Facilities at NITIE Mumbai

Each room in the NITIE hostel is designed to accommodate two people and has its own private bathroom.

Any college graduate who is studying somewhere other than his or her home city thinks of a hostel as a second home. So, for NITIE, Mumbai, which is located in one of the best places for placements and weather, students feel very lucky to be in the NITIE hostel.

Hostel at NITIE 

The hostels are decent overall; from rooms to the atmosphere, facilities to hygiene, all are well maintained. Each room in the hostel is designed to accommodate two people and has its own private bathroom. The level of cleanliness is not a concern since routine cleaning occurs every day. There is also a public restroom on each floor of the building. Fully automatic washing machines and water coolers are installed on each floor. In addition, each dorm room includes a lift because the dorms range between seven and eight floors.

NITIE Campus

Each facility that is a part of the NITIE campus is held to the same stringent international standards developed by the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO). Students have access to all campus facilities that can assist them in their daily academic pursuits. This includes computer labs, libraries, classrooms, auditoriums, learning resource centres and wireless networks. Since classrooms are outfitted with modern amenities, lessons are more interactive and there is greater student participation throughout the entire session. In computer labs, connectivity to a high-speed local area network (LAN) is installed so that employees can work effectively and continuously around the clock. The library's collection now a substantial number of periodicals and it maintains a connection to the national digital library.

Mess Facilities

The student council makes important decisions about the various activities regarding the Mess. In order to ensure the hostel operates properly, a special committee called the "Hostel & Mess Committee" (HMC) is formed. The HMC chooses the menu after consulting with all of the other students present. As a result, the menu is regularly updated, roughly every 35 to 45 days.

Mess fees are an extra expense not covered in the term fees. These are totally determined by a number of variables and charged at the end of each month. Additionally, there is a canteen where students can get whatever they want.

As a student's hostel experience remains one of the most exciting aspects of his or her time at the institute, NITIE's senior administrators are eager to make it even more enjoyable, without sacrificing academics by introducing a variety of extracurricular activities. One of the most recent instances of this kind of activity is Sansmaran.

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Yash Singhal, an IIM student, is fond of analysing various developments happening all around the globe and shares his views on the topics kept hidden from prime-time debates.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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