NEHU Shillong Infrastructure Details & Reviews ,

Infrastructure: It has full Wi-Fi. Classrooms have digital boards with a projector. Labs are very good. It serves good mess food. All sports facilities are available. The canteen and medical facilities are available. The hospital provides free medicine to students and teachers. Sports Authority of India (SAI) is also present on the campus.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure was decent and well-maintained. The canteen was the best part, with three canteens offering affordable prices and a stationery shop inside the campus. There were girls’ and boys’ hostels within a few kilometers. We also had the NE Archive section in the Mass Media department. The campus had a library and auditorium. It had studios, cameras, and other equipment required for practical classes. However, we could not fully utilise the resources from the second year onwards due to ...

Infrastructure: Hostels are great. It is situated near the college. There are two separate buildings for both boys and girls. Some rooms are shared, and some single rooms are also available here. Mess food is also great. It costs a total of around Rs. 8,000 per month. PGs are also available around the college, which cost around Rs. 4,000 per month.

Infrastructure: The hostel rooms are quite big. They are either single, 2, 3, or 4 sharing rooms. Mess is not that much of a high quality, but the food is good. Students got admitted to the hostel based on their percentage. Some students did not get a seat.

Infrastructure: Hostels are great. It is situated near the college. There are two buildings with separate boys and girls. Some rooms are shared, and some single rooms are also available here. Mess food is also great. It costs a total of around Rs. 8000 per month. PG's are also available around the college, which cost around Rs. 4000 per month.

Infrastructure: Postgraduate students were given single rooms. They were no other options, for a monthly rental of nearly Rs. 2000. Two-seater rooms were Rs. 1500, three-seater rooms Rs. 1000, and dorms Rs. 500. Food costs were nearly Rs. 50 per day.

Infrastructure: Postgraduate students were given single rooms. They were no other options, for a monthly rental of nearly Rs. 2000. Two-seater rooms were Rs. 1500, three-seater rooms Rs. 1000, and dorms Rs. 500. Food costs were nearly Rs. 50 per day.

Infrastructure: Free Wi-Fi. Rooms are average in condition with one balcony. The rooms are shared with 3 students per room. Meal quality is average sometimes good, sometimes bad. Registration process for hostel is easy, you will know when you visit the campus. Hostel fee: INR 5000 per year.

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: 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: 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.