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Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering - [PCCOE], Pune - Hostel Details

Pune, MaharashtraEstd 1999 SPPU, Pune

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PCCOE Hostel For Male

Fee: ₹42,000

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Mess Fees:- Rs. 34,000/-
Hostel Deposit:- Rs. 1000/-

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PCCOE Hostel For Female

Fee: ₹42,000

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Mess Fees:- Rs. 34,000/-
Hostel Deposit:- Rs. 1000/-

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Tamanna Vishnoi

3.9

B.Tech, Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering

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Tamanna Vishnoi's Review On Pimpri Chinchwad College Of Engineering - [PCCOE], Pune

Hostel Facilities:

In the hostels at PCCOER, boys and girls are housed separately, and access between the boys' and girls' hostels is restricted to ensure privacy and safety. Boys are not allowed to enter the girls' hostels, and vice versa. There are distinct hostels for boys and girls, with typically 2-3 options available for each gender. Among these, the hostel located in Akurdi is often regarded as the best due to its superior facilities, cleanliness, and overall environment. Hostel allocations generally follow a merit-based selection process, but some seats may be reserved based on specific criteria or needs, such as caste reservations or other considerations. The hostel fees are approximately ₹80,000 per year, which includes mess charges. This fee covers accommodation as well as regular meals, though additional expenses for extra amenities or personal preferences might apply.In the hostels at PCCOER, there are several sharing room options available. These include single occupancy, where a student has a private room; double occupancy, where two students share a room; and triple occupancy, where three students share a room. I opted for the double occupancy option because it struck a good balance between privacy and affordability. Sharing a room with just one other student provided sufficient personal space while being more budget-friendly than a single occupancy room. The hostel provides a range of facilities, although the availability and quality can vary. Air conditioning (AC) is available in some hostels or can be requested, but is not always standard. Most hostels provide coolers as a more economical cooling solution. Each hostel is equipped with geysers for hot water, and WiFi is generally available, though the speed and reliability may vary. Students are provided with almirahs for storing their belongings, and rooms come with study tables, chairs, beds, and mattresses. While the amenities are functional, the comfort and quality can vary. There is a common room or recreation room in the hostel, which includes facilities like a TV, board games, and comfortable seating areas for relaxation and socializing. This space is a popular spot for students to unwind and interact with each other. Washrooms in the hostels are typically shared, though some hostels may offer attached washrooms depending on the accommodation type. These shared washrooms are cleaned regularly, usually on a daily or alternate day basis, to ensure cleanliness. Hostel rooms are cleaned less frequently, typically once a week, with students responsible for maintaining their personal spaces. Each washroom is usually shared among 4-6 students, which can sometimes lead to congestion during peak times, but overall, it is manageable with proper upkeep and scheduling.

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Tamanna Vishnoi

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B.Tech, Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering

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