IIT Delhi has a total of 18 hostels for men, and 2 hostels for women. Each hostel has its mess hall that serves decent quality food. The general trend in most hostels is Breakfast>>Lunch>=Dinner. The mess menu is decided in winter/summer semester-wise separately and generally doesn't change throughout the semester.

A variety of dishes are served and the taste is also very good. Additionally, there are night messes till 4 am where you can munch on paranthe, momos, and Chinese. Some eateries that serve excellent snacks are Hollistic for juices and shakes, Rajdhani, Chaayos, CCD, Staff Canteen, and many more. Some combinations of meals served in the mess are

• Chowmein, Manchurian, dal, roti
• Macroni, Omelette chana and banana
• Chole Bhature, Rice

A schedule is followed for mess food in every hostel. In which, sometimes the items served may differ. But the variety and quality of the food are excellent making it one of the motivating factors for students.

Life at JIPMER is extremely hectic yet very productive. A typical day begins at 8 in the morning for the MBBS students. The sleep-deprived students run for the first class often reaching late. 

MBBS students have clinics from 10 while first-year students have dissection hall classes. Clinics are very intriguing wherein students are dressed up as doctors carrying stethoscopes. Lunch starts at 1 pm and lasts an hour.

The clinic classes are followed by afternoon classes from 2-4:30. The end of the classes at 4:30 marks the end of the day as well and students are free to do whatever they want. Students usually hang out with their friends after their hectic schedules. During tests, students can be seen in the library or pacing up and down the hostel corridor. Yet, we have our times of joy too. Every few months there are games tournaments. The campus life is fun and the annual fest, Spandan, is hosted in the first week of September each year. 

Overall it's a continuous cycle of study, eat, and sleep with occasional fun moments with your friends!

Life at NT Delhi is both challenging as well as rewarding in terms of the opportunities it offers both academically and non-academically. The relatively small batch size ensures a good rapport between the peers and also with the faculty. The small intake also ensures a decent package for everyone during placements. 

• Sentience is the annual cultural and technical fest of NIT Delhi. Although is not held at the same level as other engineering colleges, it is extravagant and dynamic.
• The permanent campus has excellent hostel facilities with provisions of AC rooms for which students are required to pay an extra 10k. 
• The Nilerd campus and SRHC also have decent hostel facilities. The mess food is average and this campus is almost 5km away from the main campus. The commute is easy as a bus runs at the college’s expense to transport you to and fro both the campuses 5 times a week.
• The NILERD campus has decent sports facilities at least in comparison to the main campus which has sports facilities still under construction. 
• NIT Delhi does not have an active club life.
• Students get a plethora of opportunities to participate in various activities and sports due to the low intake.
• The college is located in close proximity to many IT hubs so many companies visit the campus during placements.
  NIT Delhi has a number of canteens on campus to cater to various necessities like stationary, snacks, etc. 

Life at NIT Delhi is pretty engaging and dynamic offering ample opportunities to build a successful career. 

Here is a detailed year-wise description of life at KIIT University.

First-year

• The boys are usually allocated King's Palace VII while girls are allotted Queens Hostel. The hostels are massive with 4 floors and 100 rooms on each floor in a single block and each hostel has 8 blocks. The students are kept under discipline and given to come back to the hostel by 7 and wear formal till the freshers' party.
• The hostel life is fun and the fresher's party marks a new freedom to break some rules and explore the huge campus.
• The first year is fun. You can hang out with your friends, explore the campus and go to restaurants.
• Students are provided with laptops in the first year. 
• Students are allotted mentors who will guide them.

Second Year

• The second year will bring in a lot of freedom as new rules will be made. No more dress code and the new hostel with have a check-in time of 10 pm.
• This is the best time to explore your passions. The KSAC will guide you in the same. 
• This is the best time to enjoy the KIIT Fest.
• The third-semester exams are pretty challenging so you need to brace yourself.

Third Year

• This is the best time to upgrade your CV by pursuing some professional courses and other activities. This is the best year to prepare for your placements and future in general.
• Students spend time learning at least one programming language thoroughly. You can seek guidance from seniors and teachers. 

Fourth Year

• This year is the placement year and that’s what you will be busy with throughout the year.
• There will be no classes and only placement training classes will be there. 
• This is the most serious time as everyone will be busy planning their future.

Ultimately, make sure you make the most of every year!

IIM Rohtak is a very newly established IIM that has yet to make its place in the IIM family. Because of its recent establishment people deem it not worthy of the IIM tag. But in reality, it’s gradually picking up pace and by the time its first batch will graduate (2024), it will have climbed the ladder higher. 

People think the IPM program offered by IIM Rohtak is a backdoor for people who want to escape the CAT exam. In reality, most of the students plan to give CAT or GMAT or both at the end of their third year.

Even if one compares Rohtak and Indore, we can clearly see that Rohtak is way ahead of Indore. The first batch placements of Rohtak are better than Indore. 

Some consider the lack of connectivity and cost also a reason why Rohtak is not worth it. But let me shed some light on this matter. Rohtak is just 70 km away from Delhi. The International airport is just an hour or two 's drive from the campus. So the connectivity issue is resolved here. As far as the cost is considered, one should not underestimate the 5 years he will be spending at an IIM campus with top-notch facilities and the most learned faculty and brilliant peers. All the investment is worth it. The final decision is yours to make but does remember that IIM Rohtak will have climbed the ladder in just a few years.

North Campus is home to DU's best colleges. North Campus colleges rank first in terms of infrastructure, studies, faculty, location, proximity to the metro, and a variety of other factors. 

Below is the list of colleges at North Campus DU:

This list excludes postgraduate institutions such as FMS and DSE (Delhi School of Economics). Also, it should be noted that Satyawati University is located in North Delhi (Ashok Vihar), but it is an off-campus college and Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce is located in Pitampura, approximately 30 minutes from North Campus. 

 Life at IIT Madras is truly amazing. There are endless opportunities to explore this vast campus. Going on a cycle ride around the campus is always a fun activity that you can enjoy. Once you have explored most of the campus, you may start to feel that it is small, but it's always exciting to discover new places.

Although there is a curfew for freshers, and you are expected to be back in the hostel by 9:30, the nightlife in the institute can be a lot more memorable. However, it's important to remember that breaking the rules can have serious consequences, so be mindful of your actions.

Watching the sunrise at the beach is an experience that you will cherish forever. It's a perfect way to start your day and feel rejuvenated. Spending your Saturday evenings at OAT movie with your friends or attending Wolf night and Freshie night events are great ways to bond and create lasting memories with your fellow students.

At IIT, a diverse range of facilities are offered to cater to your interests, whether it's sports, culture, or technology. The Centre for Innovation (CFI) provides a unique platform for aspiring entrepreneurs to turn their ideas into tangible products. What's more, all activities at IIT are fully funded, courtesy of the generous alumni and the institute itself.

Living amidst a thriving ecosystem of wildlife, from deer to monkeys, adds to the allure of campus life at IIT. This is why aspiring students should strive to achieve admission to IIT and work hard to realize their dreams. With all these facilities at your fingertips, becoming an IITian unlocks a world of possibilities.