Shimla

The rooms are comfortable and well-set up. They have a bed, study table and cupboard, and most have an attached bathroom. Many also have a balcony too. Housekeeping and hot water are taken care of, and WiFi is available. Simple, clean and good enough to live in comfortably.

If you look at who's actually teaching engineering at Bahra, the qualifications hold up well. The head of Computer Science has a PhD, and Mechanical Engineering has faculty with both an M.Tech and a PhD. Alongside them are a few younger assistant professors with M.Tech degrees who are currently pursuing their doctorates. So you're not learning from a single type of teacher. You get senior academics with deep subject knowledge and newer faculty who are still growing in their field.

At Bahra university you'll get only vegetarian food. However you get boiled eggs sometimes as part of non veg.

Yes, Bahra University has separate hostels for boys and girls. Each one has its own warden and security arrangements, and entry rules are stricter in the girls' hostel. So if you're a parent or student worried about your child's safety and privacy, that setup should put your mind at ease.

Living on campus is so convenient. The hostel at Bahra University can really be a good option for students if you want to make friends and enjoy campus life. Just don't expect luxury facilities without checking first. Before moving in just make sure you check on rooms, food quality, cleanliness, Wi-Fi, and hostel rules with current students.  

Hostel students at Bahra University can go to the nearby places like Solan or Shimla for a break, but it's not like you can step out into a city whenever you want. The university is in Waknaghat, so Solan is the more convenient option, while Shimla takes more planning and travel time. 

There are around 50+ labs at Bahra university. They're spread across the different schools like engineering, pharmacy and sciences, so whatever you're studying, you'll get proper time instead of just reading theory. You'll be doing experiments, projects and practical sessions where you actually get to try things yourself.

There are around 50+ labs at Bahra university. They're spread across the different schools like engineering, pharmacy and sciences, so whatever you're studying, you'll get proper time instead of just reading theory. You'll be doing experiments, projects and practical sessions where you actually get to try things yourself.