Rama Devi Women's University, Bhubaneswar - Hostel Details

Bhubaneswar, Odisha

State University

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Hostel fees for GirlsFee₹30.86 K

The University are now four general hostels namely `Anindita', `Anyatama', Ananya' and 'Anupama' which provide accomodation to the girls with furnished and all the modern facilities and has awesome environment for learning which an intake :

i) Anindita Hostel 120 seats

ii) Anyatama Hostel 200 seats

iii) Ananya Hostel 80 seats

iv)Anupama Hostel-30 seats for PG students.

Fee structure of the hostel is given below.

For Undergraduates:-

Admission fee Rs.62
Establishment fee (for 1^st 6 Months) Rs.4800
Mess Charges (for 1^st months) Rs.1200
Caution Money (Refundable) Rs.205
Annual Charges Rs.70

For Postgraduates:-

Admission fee Rs.62
Establishment fee (for 1^st 6 Months) Rs.5400
Mess Charges (for 1^st months) Rs.1500
Caution Money (Refundable) Rs.500
Annual Charges Rs. 500

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