ACCOMMODATION FAQs

Q. What is the average monthly cost of living in a flat?

A. The cost per person comes out to be roughly around Rs. 2250 – 2500 per month.

Q. What kind of group size is most suitable while looking for a flat?

A. A group of 4-6 students is ideal as most flats around the college are 3 bedroom apartments or

bed room apartments, the latter being less common.

Q. What are the options regarding food while living in a flat?

A. There are many options:

The best (and cheapest ) option is the hostel mess ( yes, those living in flats are allowed to eat at the mess). You have the option of going to either BH-1 or BH-2 with BH-1 being definitely better in terms of food quality, seating capacity and accessibitlty. You have the option of paying per day, and paying per meal, with charges as below:

Pay per day: Rs. 40 (inclusive of breakfast, lunch, evening snacks, and dinner)

Pay per meal:

Besides, the mess, there are a lot of eating out options to suite every taste and pocket. These you can explore on your own. However, I would suggest that you visit the Sector -6 market which has a lot of options.

Q. What is the situation regarding electricity/ water/ security in Dwarka?

A. Electricity:

The situation is same as that all over Delhi. However, most cooperative societies around the college have power backup facility, so it is not a big problem.

Water:

Water supply is a big problem in Dwarka, with supply erratic at best. However, there are a few exceptions such as the Prodyogiki Society and National Appts. which is of now doesn’t have any water related problems.

Drinking Water:

Most people manage by keeping large, 1-2 litre bottles with them when they go to eat at the mess, filling water at the mess itself. A few stores also supply 20 litre Bisleri bottles at homes, if you so wish.