Well, whether the rooms are conditioned or not doesn’t matter as you are there to study and not relax. But, I can tell you that there is no such facility.
If you're searching for AC rooms, then you should opt for the college which gives you all kinds of things to cut your time and not a college that gives priority to academics, placements, research, etc.
If you want one there are multiple private colleges which provide you with AC rooms. There you can get all this and spend your time easily.
Panjab University has a total of 8 boy's hostels and 10 girl's hostels (including 1 NRI hostel). Hostels are assigned to the students based on their AIR or by category. These rooms are two-tiered and Rooms on a guest basis are also available.
Now, let's take a look at the current state of boy's hostels, starting with the best.
Bus and e-rickshaw services are also available there for transportation.
The hostels at IIM Indore keep changing over the years you spend in the college. Initially the first-year students are provided double occupancy rooms with the same gender. After the first year, single-occupancy rooms are made available
The basic amenities include
Only mattresses are provided while the rest of the bedding is to be arranged by the inmates only.
There are no attached bathrooms and about 5 to 8 rooms share one set of bathrooms which comprises two commodes, two bathrooms, and two wash basins.
The hostels do not have washing machines, however, there is a laundromat, as well as the services of an on-campus washerman, are available for a nominal price.
You are not allowed to bring your own electrical or electronic appliances like air coolers, refrigerators, individual TV sets, etc. You cannot bring your own vehicle also except for bicycles.
As far as the campus is concerned, classrooms are well-equipped and the campus has multiple mess and food joints, grocery store, medical center and medicine shop, fruits and vegetable store, washerman, barber, bank, post-office, ATMs, courier dispatch and delivery, photocopy and print shops, gyms and sports centers, and even two temples.
The lack of anything more than basic aims at facilitating a basic lifestyle at the hostel and not a lavish one.
The PGP Hostels at IIM Indore offer single rooms in separate blocks for boys and girls. Each room has a bed, a large wardrobe with a mirror, one or two chairs, a table, and plenty of storage shelf space. Washrooms are plentiful, but not on every floor. Rooms also have LAN ports. Daily cleaning of the rooms is performed.
Fans are adequate because the weather is pleasant during the monsoons and very cold during the winter. Views of the campus are an added bonus depending on the location of the room.
The classrooms at IIM Indore are both large and air-conditioned. They typically seat 75 to 80 students. Classrooms are outfitted with speakers and biometric attendance systems in addition to the standard blackboard and projector system.
The hostel facilities for the first-year students at MNIT Jaipur are as per most students' expectations. The hostels allotted to the first-year students are
My brother was in Hostel 7 so my knowledge is limited to that hostel only. According to his personal experience, Hostel 7 is the best for first-year students. This hostel also serves the best food in comparison to other hostels offering the institute. The rooms are spacious and students have access to wifi facilities. Other hostels have poor Internet connections.
The hostel rooms of Hostel 7 are well-painted and with food flooring. It also has its own garden which is a great place to get a breath of fresh air. The best canteen of Hostel 4 is located right in front of Hostel 7 so you can get tasty food even past midnight.
Overall, MNIT Jaipur offers a great hostel life for its first-year students.
The menu, as well as the mess staff, changes every year so you won't get bored with the dishes and the taste. Here is how a typical mess menu of a day looks like
A special lunch and dinner are served weekly.
Common items:
The food quality depends upon the caterer of the hostel. The mess secretary is also a student so students can customize the menu as per their needs.
I have a few friends from Karunya University. According to them, the hostel facilities are quite good.
Very few colleges in Tamil Nadu can match up to the standard of Karunya when it comes to hostel and accommodation. The hostel is very strict when it comes to discipline.
PV Paramandra Vihar Hostel is the best at SASTRA University. A few of my friends stayed in PV. According to them, the facilities offered at the hostel are good. There are no water problems. Although at other hostels, you will face this problem from time to time.
At PV, the hostel fees are also quite less. There is good ventilation. So, even if there is a power cut, you can sleep well. The only problem is the mess. It is situated on the ground floor and there are only two staircases. During rainy seasons, it gets a bit difficult to reach the mess.
Let us assume that the question is framed for the accommodation for the patient's relatives, as it is not specified.
NIMHANS provides accommodation at subsidized tariff at 2 places within its hospital campus:
Infosys Foundation Dharmashala -
Lakshmi Mittal Rest Home -
Both the places take in people on a First-Come-First-Served basis.
The hostels of Amity University Kolkata are pathetic with no good facilities that might improve the standards of living. The fees are as high as 90k every year, which does not even include food expenses. The food served here is only veg with no non-veg cuisine.
The warden too is very uncooperative and lacks empathy. The rules here are followed strictly and any carelessness on the part of students is taken care of with great discipline. Students are not allowed to eat chicken or even use kettles.
On weekends, students can go out of the campus only for an hour or so. A day's leave requires permission from various concerned persons and is a tedious process. The rules are even more strict for girls who have to return at 5 pm. There are hundreds of formalities after which you will be allowed to go. I would recommend you rent a flat if you want to make your stay a bit flexible and experience the freedom of college life.