Misrimal Navajee Munoth Jain Engineering College Chennai Hostel Fees 2026, Facilities, Rooms, Food, Photos

The hostel which I state was a 45000 hostel and it only provided a bed other than everything you have to take it from home and it will provide you food from the mass which was nice and in the hostel was very spacious and it has a lot of space for each and every student

In our college, basic facilities are being provided. Meal quality is Good we provided only veg foods weekly ones we provided variety rice most of the day sambar is provided Fir Hostel students provided breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks. Total fees for a hostel is 60000 + 12000 for lunch fees.

In the hostel, you will have your self wardrobe and wooden bed .rooms are for 2 people,4 people or join 10persons in a room with enough places ..air conditioner rooms are not available. toilets are not attached to the room. for registration, you can do it while you fill form for admission time. both Jain food and normal veg is available at night time ..evening time they provide snacks too

No, I was a day scholar but many of my friends opted for the hostel and they were pretty decently maintained. The facilities were not world class as they didn't charge a bomb. They were just enough to facilitate our studying with the washrooms kept clean time to time.Near the college premises there are hostels and PGs with the basic facility of an air-conditioned to kitchenette that let the students cook. The average rentals for the PG would be around 4000 monthly (AC, kitchenette)

I'm not a hostel student but I keep on visiting my friends over there and I can tell you that there are certain positive and negative things to consider. Positive part is the cleanliness in corridors, bathrooms, rooms and food available in the mess. Negative part is the lack of proper services such as I went to my friends room and the switch board over there was not working. Another one was loose. I told him to change and he said that he had told the warden more than 10 times but no response from there. Fans installed in rooms are too old and slow and even the roofs and walls are too old with water leaking through some of them. Rating now out of 10 I would give 5.

For students coming from far away , i'd recommend the hostel for the first year and max for the second year . There is 2 sharing rooms and an 8 sharing dormitory. Student will be provided with a cot , a cupboard with locking facility . The rooms aren't modern but if you can give a look on your own and like it then it's good. Washroom is common on each floor , washing machine is there and also a provision for washing on own.The hostel fee is around 60k which is feasible. In case if you are looking for a PG outside , then there are a lot of PG for both boys and girls with an average rent of 4000 to 6000.

I don't know much about hostels and PGs but as far as what I've heard from my friends, the hostels are good and are not too expensive.. And the PGs could be found easily near the college.. And the mess food is very good here.. The menu changes on a day to day basis for a week. The institute also arranges a meeting with students to discuss the menu. The students can suggest and then vote for the particular item. There are 4 mess halls- Jain boys, Jain girls, Non- Jain boys and Non- Jain girls.

I am a day scholar here my friends who stay in hostel say that they don't get good food moreover they also say that the rooms are ok there are frequent electricity cuts the hostel fees is rs 60000 yearly there are many pg available here most of my friends have shifted to pg due to bad hostel facility.

Hostels are good but Fees is high up to 1.5 lakhs. But food is great.

Campus life was vibrant with events like "TechFest" in January and "Culturals" in March, blending technical showcases and cultural performances. The library offered extensive resources, facilitating academic pursuits. Classrooms were equipped with modern facilities, enhancing learning experiences. Sports facilities included basketball courts, football fields, and a gymnasium, catering to diverse interests. Numerous student-run clubs and social groups provided opportunities for involvement and community building, enriching the overall student experience.