Prin. L. N. Welingkar Institute of Management Development & Research Hostel Fees: Rooms, Food & Rules, Mumbai

Well, the hostels were close to the college as they were at a walking distance from both Dadar and King’s Circle local stations. The hostel was the cheapest and the best options because I was surprised to know the rates of the rented apartment in Mumbai. If I stay for 3-4 years on rent in Mumbai, I can indeed a buy home for myself in Indore with that money. The hostels overall were average and the food was somehow manageable but at the cost that I was paying in Mumbai, I won’t complain.Read Full Review

The campus is too small to have a hostel but the management has set up 2 hostels, one for girls and one for boys. The hostel rooms are huge and the best part is the location. They are just 2kms from the college and I saw many hostlers used to have a long walk back to their hostel. The hostel rooms were allocated on twin sharing and the first priority was given to the students coming from other states. If the seats were left vacant even day scholars were allowed to take the hostel rooms.Read Full Review

The college has 2 hostels, i.e. one boys and girls hostel and they are at a distance of more than a mile from the college. The hostel is reserved for outsiders but in special case they allowed me to join the hostel as I used to travel by Kandivali and it was by no means easy as the classes usually started from 8am. The hostel rooms are huge and are allotted on twin sharing basis. The capacity of boys hostel is 100 while that of girls hostel is 50. The hostels are allotted purely after screening as the one who deserves are given the first priority. The hostel also has a mess that serves various Marathi and North Indian dishes as well.Read Full Review