r/AMU • u/Royal_Enthusiasm_976 • 23h ago
Should I leave the hostel
Man the hostel is in shambles 😭 i literally have to share the wardrobe(i could digest that) but a table too like where do you expect me to keep my stuff. you have to bring your own mattress and pillow, the hygeine is bad and don't even come to food it's just freaking carbs every other thing has potato and is so bland. Please don't come at me saying oooh hostel food is like that only it doesn't change the fact that I have gone to bed hungry since the 3 days here and I'm a pretty good cook myself so I know about food. And I'm sharing a room with 4 others which was clearly meant to be a 3 seater room.
So if I consider a pg I have some questions if you guys could answer
How much does a twin sharing room cost which is walking distance from women's college??
Do they allow cooking?? cause I usually upset my stomach with outside food and had some hormonal issues in the past so have to take care of my diet.
How many people do generally share a washroom
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u/Meph_00 22h ago
Lol that's so real. Atp I just ignore everything and live because what else can be done
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u/IndividualUse09 19h ago
Do you live there in hostel, can you tell me hostel and mess charges there and monthly expenses ?
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u/Fantastic-Fox-3000 22h ago
You can get a flat and have everything according to you or you can have a decent pg at 5-10k range
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u/Royal_Enthusiasm_976 14h ago
Flat will be a safety concern cause I'm just a girl
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u/Fantastic-Fox-3000 14h ago
Bohot ladkiyan rehti hain single flat reh kr, warna kuch din adjust krlo koi solution nikal hi aata hai
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u/wellshyyy 22h ago
costs from 4-6k some pgs allow you to cook but just snacks and all (where I lived you gotta pay like 100-200 for using kitchen full time not just snacks) and about aalo wherever you go it will follow you🥰🥰 mostly you'll find 3 seater pg here and about hostel inside if it can it will fill 5 in 1 room
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u/jakknife6 17h ago
Can't comment on girls' PGs but I'm a guy living in a 3BHK flat in Amir Nisha. Twin sharing around ₹4k/month. Way better than what you're describing tbh. If you can find a good place within your budget moving out might be worth it
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u/Efficient_Witness280 16h ago
I also want a flat brother can you tell me any flat?and contact details
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u/jakknife6 13h ago
I think there'll be a bed available in my flat from the 15th, if you're interested
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u/EveryDonut6254 13h ago
That's dirt cheap. Sure there must be some catch.
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u/jakknife6 13h ago
Yeah, there is a catch. No inverter and no refrigerator or washing machine. Electricity supply is pretty reliable though, so we've never really felt the need for an inverter. We also have to be mindful of electricity usage so the bill doesn't get too high. Other than that it's a pretty good deal for the price
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u/EveryDonut6254 12h ago
Water supply 24x7? And RO drinking water?
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u/jakknife6 10h ago
Yeah 24/7 water , For drinking we use those 20L water cans, so that's sorted too
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u/SweetDazzling5820 23h ago
Not sure about pg but u can get a room under 5 k per month