The college hostel, part of a government-run autonomous institution, offers shared rooms with multiple roommates, typically accommodating up to 20 members per room. Each student is provided with an iron cart, shelves, and a cot. Hostel fees are economical, ranging from 2,500 to 4,000 per annum, inclusive of food. The government offers scholarships, making fees affordable. Meals are served three times a day, though quality is often criticized. Facilities include fans, lights, and a library, but issues such as poor bathroom conditions and drainage problems persist, although some improvements have been made.
Despite a pleasant environment with trees and a clean campus, the hostel is noted for its lack of adequate funds, affecting the overall quality. Students must register for hostel accommodation during college admission, and the hostel caters separately to boys and girls. While the hostel facilities support basic living needs, the emphasis remains on the college's academic focus.
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