Most of the IIT BHU hostels for girls are old. Recently one new girls' hostel has been established. The hostel rooms have all essential amenities such as bed, table, chair, etc. You will have access to full-speed wi-fi inside the hostel rooms. 

There are 5 girls hostels, i.e. SC Dey Girls, IIT BHU Girls’ hostel -1 & 2, Gandhi Smriti Mahila Catrawas, and Limbdi. Usually, the hostel rooms are double sharing.

If you are considering staying at MKM Sanghavi hostel at NMIMS Mumbai, here are some important things you should know based on personal experience:

• Food: The mess facility is available, but it can be expensive at Rs 75 per thali. It is open from around 7:30 am to 10 pm, but breakfast is often not served on time. If you come back from college after 10 pm, you will need to order food from outside. Sharing a thali can be a good way to save money.
• Washing: There is a washing machine area on the first floor with around 7-8 machines, but only half of them work. With so many girls and only a few working machines, it can be challenging to wash your clothes. MBA students have erratic schedules, and they may not be able to use the washing machine when they want to.
• Water: There is a machine on every floor, but some girls prefer to buy their own Bisleri water because they have heard rumors of worms in the water from the machines. You only get hot water in your bathroom for a limited time each day, and it can take a while to get hot water. This can be inconvenient when you are busy with deadlines.
• Fridge: There is a fridge on every floor, and you can label your milk tetra packs with your name. If there is no fridge on your floor, you can ask the authorities to provide one.
• Curfew: The curfew is 11 pm, but you can enter later if you are coming back from college or placements. However, once you are in the hostel, you cannot leave after 11 pm. If you need to stay in the library to study, they will not let you out after curfew.
• Rooms: The rooms are spacious, with most being triple sharing and a few twin-sharing. The beds are single beds with box beds, and you get a study table and cupboard. Storage space is decent, but lighting is low, so many people use table lamps in addition to the light at the study table.
• Bathrooms: The bathrooms have been designed well, with three separate areas for the bath, toilet, and wash basin. Lighting is low, though, and some plug points may not work.
• Open drain: The biggest disadvantage of the hostel is the open drain behind the building, which leads to a lot of mosquitoes. The common area on each floor overlooks the drain, and some rooms have balconies that open to the drain.

IIM Visakhapatnam offers clean and well-maintained hostel accommodation to its students. The rooms are provided on a twin-sharing basis and are of identical shape and size. Each room is equipped with two beds, two good-quality mattresses, two cupboards with a few hangers, two tables, two overhead racks, and a split AC. Bathrooms are attached to the rooms and are clean and spacious. The hostel is situated on the beach road and offers a beautiful view of the sea, adding to the overall experience of staying at the hostel.

The hostel is also equipped with amenities such as a refrigerator, kettles, a common room with a LED television and comfy sofa set, fully automated washing machines, clothes drying stands and ropes, high-speed internet, and newspapers. The domestic help comes to clean the rooms on a daily basis and takes care of additional tasks such as fixing bedsheets and folding clothes. The mess/dining area provides breakfast, lunch, evening snacks, and dinner options, both South Indian and North Indian.

The hostel also offers recreational facilities such as a TT table, pool table, and carom board, allowing students to make the most of their spare time. Overall, the institute treats its students like guests and takes great care to provide them with all the necessary amenities to make their stay comfortable.