Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College Hostel Fees: Rooms, Food & Rules, New Delhi

SGTB Khalsa College provides students with a comfortable and convenient living environment. While the number of seats is limited and offered on merit basis. It is primarily available for outstation students; the college ensures that those who are living there enjoy a supportive environment conducive to both studying and relaxation.
The hostel rooms are well maintained and equipped with basic facilities like beds, study tables and wardrobe. Students have access to common areas and dining rooms. The meal served by the hostel mess is also quite nourished. Moreover, the hostel administration is responsive, enduring that cleanliness and hygiene are the first priority.Read Full Review

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There's a girl’s hostel which is operational from the last 10 years or more. There are three floors with around 10 rooms in each floor, having triple sharing rooms. It is just located at the end of the ground; besides the Gurudwara Sahib Ji and the college main buildings are just 5-6 min away. Breakfast, lunch, evening snacks and dinner are provided. If you have to come to college early in the morning before the breakfast time or miss lunch due to class or any other schedule, you can just inform the warden to keep aside your meal so you can come late to have it. Regular glass of milk is provided but you have to pay for this. The rooms are quite old but renovation will start once notices are circulated. Everyday there's a different menu of food which is almost fixed like chole bhature on Wednesday, aalu ke parathe on Thursday etc. Laundry facilities are there. The annual charge of the girl's hostel is around 1.5 lakhs which is deposited semester wise. No electric equipment is allowed to be kept in the rooms. Some hostellers say that wardens are quite strict. This year the boy’s college has been completed. The boy's hostel is literally the most iconic building in whole college, its looks like a royal palace. Most probably it'll start operating this July-August. Its fees are yet to be disclosed by the college authorities.Read Full Review