Kota University - UOK

Students can check the MBA eligibility at Kota University in the table provided below:

The UOK Sports Board manages an indoor gymnasium hall with facilities for basketball, badminton, wrestling, judo, and table tennis. Outdoor facilities include practice fields for sports such as football, volleyball and an upcoming athletics track for running. The university also organises sports events such as a 4 km race, Run for the Nation, under the Bharat Mera Ghar celebration week. This event was organised by the Department of Physical Education and the Sports Board. 

Apart from hostels, library, and sports, UOK infrastructure includes a university canteen, shuttle service, computer labs, and a separate cell for the differently-abled students. The campus is ragging-free and promotes the holistic development of its students with NSS and a placement and counselling cell available at the university.

The UOK central library, established in 2003, hosts a vast collection of textbooks, reference books, and e-resources. It is subscribed to 90 plus printed journals and provides access to electronic journals via INFLIBNET, DELNET, J-Gate, etc. The library uses SOUL software for automation and is registered under the One Nation, One Subscription (ONOS) scheme.

Kota University charges a one-time hostel fee of INR 500 from all its students with an additional refundable security deposit of INR 2,000 for Indian students and INR 10,000 for foreign students. Nominal charges are also included in the hostel fee on a per-month basis, such as water (INR 100), electricity (INR 50), and hostel development (INR 100), etc. Mess charges are collected separately on the basis of actual expenditure with an annual advance of INR 5,000. The monthly hostel fee varies according to courses, such as

• For UG – INR 500 per month
• For PG – INR 750 per month
• For Ph.D – INR 1,000 per month

Kota University offers hostel accommodation for boys, named Saint Pipa. Facilities include, electric fan, a gymnasium, common rooms, mess services and a preference-based admission system prioritising SC/ST, differently-abled, sportspersons and research scholars.