Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University Hostel Fees: Rooms, Food & Rules, Pune

Yes university has residential facility also and fee for that is almost Rs. 1,10,000 per year, which includes all charge i.e. mess and wi-fi bill etc. but mess food is very bad here, but wi-fi and other amenities are good here.Read Full Review

I have stayed in 2 hostels thus far as there are 6 hostel buildings for girls and sadly just one for the boys. One building among the girls hostel is reserved for medical students and the engineering students have occupied 2 wings. Block B and Block C. The first year I was in block B which was relatively small and the following year, I was transferred to block C. The block C hostel has mammoth rooms and super clean area in and around the hostel. The hostel is been cleaned twice and rooms once every day. Separate beds, cupboards and desks are provided in each Wi-Fi enabled room. There is one common area, huge mess that has taken care of us all the while. From breakfast to dinner, it serves all and has Saturday evening specials as well. The only thing if it can change is the menu’s variety as sometimes we couldn’t stop ourselves from skipping the meals at hostel and step out for meals. The hostel timing for girls hostel is too strict as 8.30 pm is our deadline and post that a lot of enquiry is done as why we are late and do our parents knows about the same. Thus, hostel is great and I just love it.Read Full Review

Out of 7 hostels, only 1 has been reserved for boys. The college I feel believes in girl power but they should know this college is known for engineering and other faculties have maximum boys and still the management has done this. Anyways we will let it for the management and talking about the boys hostel, there are 94 rooms in all and huge hall that has a large dormitory which is reserved for 1st year students. The hostel has all the things one can ask for and the fees is justified. The cleanliness is something that was commendable.

The warden was strict with timings but in special case they do allow to go out. The hostel mess serves some of the traditional south Indian dishes but I so really wished they offered some North Indian dishes as well. The students smoke hiding here and there and this is something which should be avoided as every year at least the drainage of the hostel show its toll. All in all a great experience and enjoyed my hostel life to the fullest.Read Full Review