Accounting & Commerce

Hello Girish,
As per Pithapur Rajah's College website there is no hostel facility in its campus. But there are multiple hostels within 2 Km distance from this college, fees of which range from Rs. 2000 to Rs. 5000.
Few hostels you may want to check out are :
1. Dhummulapeta Boys Hostel
Address: X64W+2QC, Revenue Colony, Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh 533001
2. Rajeshwari boys hostelAddress: X67V+XCX, 3rd St, Postal Colony, Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh 533003
3. Laxmiganapathi boys hostelAddress: X67W+H9R, Santhi Nagar, G O Colony, Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh 533003
This is what the college website has to say about hostels in campus :
Hostel facility:
"At present, the college is not providing hostel facility in its campus. However, students reside in government run social welfare hostels. The scholarship due to them is paid to the hostel warden. Womens hostel is under construction with the UGC assistance (80 Lakhs) which is expected to be completed soon.
Hostels for women students:
At present, the college is not providing hostel facility to women students in its campus. However, women students are residing in social welfare hostels being run by the state Government. As said before the womens hostel is under construction.
More Details about Hostels:
Most of the students commute from near by villages. Students hailing from far off places prefer to stay in hostel. Accommodation is being provided for the needy students in government run hostels.
Facilities provided in the hostel:
All the facilities required for a student are provided in the hostel under the supervision of social welfare department. Recreational, sports, health room etc. are provided with congenial atmosphere."

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Well, all students enrolled in UG and PG programmes at any university, particularly Mumbai University, must maintain a 75% attendance rate. In actuality, students who have 100% attendance now receive 5 marks. Any student who does not maintain the required level of attendance will not be permitted to take the final or additional exams. They must enrol or be admitted as new candidates, maintain a 75% attendance rate, and then show up for the final exams. You are only enrolled for the first year, as you stated, therefore don't take this chance and keep taking classes until you have at least 75% attendance. Alternatively, you can apply for re-admission, in which case you must begin with the first semester once more and pay all applicable fees. I'll suggest you to be engaged in your studies and keep going to class because this sounds so reckless and frantic.