NEHU Shillong Infrastructure Details & Reviews ,

Infrastructure: The hostel facilities are very good, with 24-hour electricity and running water. There are also water coolers for cold water in the summers, and a fan and light are provided inside each room for students. The bathrooms and corridors are cleaned regularly with disinfectants, so there is no bad odor. The rooms are also well-maintained.

Infrastructure: The hostel facilities are the best. It has a mini football ground, a badminton court, a gym, and a volleyball and basketball court. It also has a table tennis room, foosball, snooker, and carrom board. The hostel seats are limited to around 200+ students. Regarding the mess, it’s not that good to be frank.

Infrastructure: We get facilities like a computer lab or lab to practice for hotel management, and we get to experience field trips. We have a sports complex and a library inside our college. The canteen offers both veg and non-veg food and local food. This college has overall good infrastructure. Even the washrooms are big and clean. They have water purifiers in the canteen.

Infrastructure: The amenities at our college are excellent. Our infrastructure has received an A+ NAAC grade. The classrooms and laboratories are kept in good condition. Every classroom is equipped with a teaching device. Each lab possesses quality laptops. Food in the canteen is enjoyable. The hotels are well-kept and in excellent condition. Additional, there are healthcare and terrestrial services.

Infrastructure: Triple-sharing rooms with and without AC are available, 12 rooms per floor, providing a study table, an almirah, and all the basic things. Laundry is available and gives clothes after 3 days, house cleaning service has been topped for inside the room, no cleaning in the room until further notice, which is not good at all. Multiple complaints have been made to the concerned authorities, but still, it's been over a month now, and there's been no improvement at all.

Infrastructure: Buildings are of old architecture and no modern amenities are available. The buildings are weak and seepage is bad. Toilets are not up to the mark with no water most of the time. Classrooms are not in good condition. On rainy days, we suffer leakage from the terrace. Hostel experience is below average with the same problems. Food quality is bad, but the rooms are big enough.

Infrastructure: In hostel, there is one flat where six students live. One flat has three rooms. Each room has 2 students, they provide one table, one chair, and one almirah. There is a common late batch among six students. There is a separate hostel for juniors. Meal is excluded from hostel, we have to pay for a meal every day. Accommodation charges for hostel are Rs. 65,000 per year.

Infrastructure: Hostel was cheaper than any other colleges, and it had a separate hostel for boys and girls. But the hostel was not too good, it was normal, and it provided normal facilities. Canteen was good. It provided better meals, like homemade food according to routine or a menu. You had to register for the hostel in advance, and then they would allocate the hostel and room. Hostel fee was Rs. 12,000 and Rs. 18,000 for the mess. If you wanted better facilities, then you would choose PG.

Infrastructure: There exist certain social welfare clubs such as NCC, NSS, Anthony Youth Club, and many more. These clubs do not stand just for the betterment of the college itself, however, it has impacted the whole town of Shillong. Centers such as hospitals, orphanages, etc. They are being provided with necessities such as food, clothing, and many more. Moreover, things such as blood donation are being done.

Infrastructure: There were many clubs in the college that we could join and participate in. The clubs host different programs, activities, events, and competitions frequently. There were also NCCs and NSSs, which the students can join for their personal growth and to serve the nation and society. There was also a college week every year in which all the clubs came together to host a big week.

Infrastructure: There were various events organised in our college. The most awaited of all was the college week held in the month of February every year. There were sports, cultural day, jam session, cosplay, and various competitions. There were also other activities, such as field trips according to departments, skill development programs, and many other learning activities. The college library was full of books and resources. It provides a variety of subject specific books, and apart from it, there were ever...

Infrastructure: We have many clubs in our college, so it was up to your interest what you want to choose. We have NCC, dance and culture club, etc. In the beginning of our college, we had many programs like fresher and meet up, and after that we even had many books in our library. There were more than 5000 books, and you can borrow them for 1 week with the help of our college ID, and you can even access some online links and read all the books that you want for free.

Infrastructure: The boys' hostel, Stephen Hall, is basically a home far away from home. It is well-maintained, and we believe in brotherhood. The current hostel in charge is Ritonbor Kharkongor. He is newly appointed as a warden in Stephen's Hall in June. A per year hostel fee for the 1st year can be paid in installments. Single room is for Rs. 20,000 per year, double room is for Rs. 17,000 per year, and triple room is for Rs. 13,000 per year. The mess fee is Rs. 1,800 per month. The hostel fees reduce with eac...

Infrastructure: Rooms were located in a housing society in Khelgaon temporary, and I don't see any near future when they will shift. Facilities were decent to good. The rooms were spacious enough and had single beds. Everyone who was a student got a hostel so no need for registration and other stuff. As far as the meal was concerned, it was at best decent, not bad not too good either.

Infrastructure: Hostel of my institute was located in the residential block of Khelgaon which was located on the outskirts of the city. The housing arrangement consisted of 3-bedroom and 4-bedroom shared flats. There was single room occupancy for every student with an attached washroom and balcony. Believe me, the view from the balcony was breathtaking. Each block had its own mess and canteen.