Hostel Fee, Facilities in Brainware University

Brainware University hostel provides separate buildings for boys and girls, divided by a common playground.

Brainware University (BWU) being one of the top private universities in West Bengal, prioritises quality education. Brainware University understands the challenges that students who live away from campus may face during their courses. Hence, BWU has built hostels on their University Campus, with all the necessary facilities. The hostel facility is available for both male and female students. The hostel provides separate buildings for boys and girls, divided by a common playground.

Fee Structure

The hostel accommodation is of three types i.e., 4 Bed Sharing Room, 2 Bed Sharing Room & Single Bed Room.

The fee structure for the hostel at Brainware University is as follows:

4 Bed Sharing Room: INR 7,000 per month

2 Bed Sharing Room: INR 9,000 per month

Single Bed Room: INR 10,000 per month

Caution Deposit: INR 7,000 (Refundable)

Admission Fees: INR 7,000 (Non-Refundable)

Facilities in Hostel at Brainware University

The hostel provides numerous facilities that are essential in day-to-day life.

1. Guardianship: A warden is assigned for both the hostel buildings, who acts as a local guardian of the hostellers. The warden looks after the matters of the students and activities that take place in the hostel. In addition to hostel students, anyone wishing to enter the hostel must first obtain permission from the warden, including faculty members. The warden holds the authority over the hostel's functioning.

2. Furniture: For lodging, the hostel has some pre-installed furniture that include:

• 1 Bed for each student
• 1 Study Table for each student
• 1 Almirah for each student

3. Wi-Fi: Highspeed Wi-Fi is provided to students.

4. Food Facility: The hostel provides food for the students with no additional charges. The hostel serves:

• Breakfast - 9 to 10 AM
• Lunch - 1 to 3 PM
• Snacks - 5 to 6 PM
• Dinner - 9 to 10 PM
• Non-Veg meal is served throughout the week, except on Thursday

5. Sanitation: For the purpose of sanitation, a total number of ten bathrooms and ten restrooms have been installed in both buildings. Bathrooms and restrooms have an adequate amount of water supply that is provided 24×7.

6. Common Room: A common room is allotted in both buildings for recreational purposes. The common room has some items for entertainment such as Carrom Board and Television.

7. Room Cleaning: The cleaning and maintenance of the hostel buildings and rooms is managed by the cleaning staff. The cleaning staff comes at a scheduled time to clean the hostel regularly.

8. Security (for Girl’s Hostel only): A lady security guard is on duty for female students, who looks over the security of girls 24×7.

Hostel Rules & Regulations

The Brainware University Hostel has its own rules that are mandatory and every hostel student is bound to follow them. These rules and regulations are:

• A written permission from the warden is required before going on an outing.
• Permitted outing time on weekdays: 5 PM to 7 PM.
• Permitted outing time on weekends and holidays: 10 AM to 7 PM.
• Signature of warden and Head of the Department on NOC (No Objection Certificate) is to be issued before going on leave.
• Wi-Fi can be used from 5 AM to 8 AM in the morning and 6 PM to 12 AM at night.
• Room lights must be turned off after 12 AM. Any further use of light for study purposes can be done by using personal table lamps.
• Eating hours shall adhere strictly. No food will be provided before or after meal time.
• Cleaning clothes and other things are a personal responsibility, which can only be done in the bathrooms.
• No friend or companion apart from hostel students is allowed inside the hostel without the warden’s permission.
• Any other rule that the Hostel authority makes during the time being, shall be followed in full capacity.

About The Author

Piyush Mahanta is a law student currently pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration & Bachelor of Law from the Brainware University, Kolkata. Being a person who is curious to seek knowledge in all sorts of fields, he always had a wish to publish his own writings showcasing his views based on researching all the relevant fields lying in the scope of subject matter.

Note: The views expressed in this article are solely the author’s own and do not reflect/represent those of Shiksha.