Jai Hind College Infrastructure Details & Reviews ,Churchgate

Infrastructure: I'm from Uttar Pradesh, and to pursue further education, I came to Mumbai and studied very hard to get into Jai Hind College. I lived in the Colaba area, where there is a hostel for students named Prabhakar Hostel for boys and girls. I paid a total of 22,500 as hostel fees for one year. With that money, I got a room with 2 other college students, making it 3 students in a room. It was a 1 BHK flat with a bathroom and a kitchen provided. Meals were distributed 3 times a day, in the morning, after...

Infrastructure: I live in Malad, so the hostel is pretty amazing. I travel from Malad to Churchgate. In Mumbai, it is hard to find a good hostel or PG. I get good food and even security. It is the safest place, and it is just amazing. The hostel's name is Witty Hostel.

Infrastructure: The lab facilities are quite normal, and the faculty is supportive; they encourage students to attend various summer schools and workshops and are actively engaged in research too. The library is pretty normal and has a good collection of books ranging from fiction to business and academics. The staff is friendly as well. The college does not have any hostel facilities available, so outstation students have to find accommodation nearby. The canteen is usually very overcrowded, and the food quali...

Infrastructure: The infrastructure in the college is excellent, with ample space in the library to study peacefully, and dedicated desks for accessing material online. The library has a good collection of books, and many open-access resources are provided which one can access from anywhere. Classrooms have ACs. The college doesn't have any hostel facilities.

Infrastructure: One of the best colleges in Mumbai in terms of infrastructure. The college has all the amenities like a library, auditorium, media lab, media room, computer labs, etc. The college has two canteens and also a xerox shop inside the campus. The quality is top-notch. I am satisfied with the overall infrastructure, however, there is no policy for hostel/accommodation.

Infrastructure: We have projectors in all classes. There is very good infrastructure. We have updated PCs. The food and canteen are 5 star. Medical facilities are there. We have a basement for sports.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure is the best. It has Wi-Fi, AC, smart touchscreen devices which have ruled out the chalkboards, and German-based furniture to sit on. We have an AC library, e-library, science lab, computer room, and the bathrooms are too clean and hygienic, so basically 5 star in infrastructure.

Infrastructure: Many excellent facilities are provided, like centralized ACs in every classroom, digital boards, and hi-tech teaching methods. The library is also excellent, with a very peaceful environment. The quality of food in the canteen is really very good, and the canteen is also very hygienic.

Infrastructure: Jai Hind College does not have its own hostels, but there are hostels nearby that are not affiliated with the college. The food served in the college canteen is quite good and hygienic. All necessary facilities and infrastructure are available, including Wi-Fi, a library, an IT lab, and a medical room.

Infrastructure: We do not have Wi-Fi facilities, which is an issue in college. We do have a library, but we have to pay a different amount. The quality of goods and other facilities is amazing and worth paying for, and taking part in the library is good and maintained very well. Medical facilities are good; even few teachers are doctors, so in case of any emergency, it is a very positive point.

Infrastructure: The college provided Wi-Fi, and the BMS classrooms had excellent infrastructure with three industrial ACs per class, a monitor and comfortable, well-furnished seating. We had access to the library as well. The college did not offer any official hostels; however, the canteen was great, covering a range of items. Clubs and activities happened throughout the year, mainly through November–February for BMS, where Talaash and E-cell would have their summits. Other than these opportunities, there were ...

Infrastructure: Classrooms were equipped with digital screens. Our campus was Wi-Fi enabled. Classrooms were air-conditioned. Our campus was huge. There was a decent library in this college. A recreational center was available. Computer laboratory was better. Hostels were not provided in this college, but agents could provide you with accommodation nearby.

Infrastructure: The college does not have in-house hostels. There are two buildings, of which one has centralized AC. All the classrooms in that building have AC. There are two cafeterias, one for vegetarians and one for non-vegetarians, as well as an auditorium, library, and AV room. There is no Wi-Fi facility for students.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure is very good. Labs are big and have all the necessary equipments required. Sadly No Wi-Fi available for students. Library is big, clean, peaceful, well maintained and air conditioned. All classrooms apart from some 5-6 Classroom have AC. Had not very good experience at Canteen though.

Infrastructure: Hostels are not available in this college. The infrastructure is very good. Classrooms are air-conditioned. Wi-Fi is not available. In some areas, the internet does not work properly. There is a decent library in this college. We can borrow books if we have a membership card. There is a volleyball court in this college. The food served in the canteen is tasty and affordable.