Bodoland University, located at Rangalikhata in Kokrajhar (Assam - Other, Assam, India), provides residential hostel facilities for both undergraduate and postgraduate students. The university operates six hostels in total—four women's hostels accommodating around 221 female students and two men's hostels housing approximately 80 male students. The hostels are situated within the campus premises, offering a safe and supportive living environment with essential amenities including Wi-Fi connectivity, mess facilities, and 24/7 electricity and water supply. Hostel allocation is primarily conducted on a merit basis during the admission process, ensuring that students from diverse backgrounds can access on-campus accommodation while pursuing their academic goals in this picturesque campus located ten kilometers north of Kokrajhar town.
Bodoland University Hostel Overview
The university's hostel system comprises separate residential halls for male and female students, with a combined capacity serving over 300 students. The women's hostels are organized under a Hall of Residence that includes Baokhungri Hostel (60 seats), Gambari Hostel (40 seats), Birgwshri Hostel (28 seats), and a New Girls' Hostel (103 seats). The men's accommodation features two hostels providing residential facilities for male students. Rooms are typically allocated on a triple-sharing basis, though double and single occupancy options may be available depending on availability and student seniority. Hostel seats are allotted during the admission cycle, and students must indicate their preference for hostel accommodation in their admission forms at the time of application submission.
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Particulars |
Details |
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Total Hostels |
6 (4 Girls' Hostels, 2 Boys' Hostels) |
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Separate Hostels (Boys/Girls) |
Yes, separate residential halls maintained |
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Total Capacity |
Girls: 221 seats; Boys: 80 seats (approx.) |
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Typical Occupancy |
Triple Sharing (Double/Single based on availability) |
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Allotment Basis |
Merit-based during admission |
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Accommodation for PG/PhD |
Yes, available for postgraduate and research scholars |
Bodoland University Hostel Fees & Room Categories
Hostel charges at Bodoland University are structured to cover accommodation, maintenance, and essential utilities, with additional mess charges paid separately. The annual hostel fee is INR 20,300, which remains uniform across single, double, and triple-sharing rooms. Students are also required to pay a refundable caution deposit of INR 2,000 at the time of hostel admission, which is returned upon vacating the hostel after deducting any dues. Additional recurring charges include electricity and maintenance fees of INR 1,000 per year and an establishment fee of INR 500 per year. Mess charges are separate and approximately INR 30,000 per year (around INR 2,500 per month), covering breakfast, lunch, dinner, and evening snacks. The total estimated annual cost for hostel accommodation including mess is approximately INR 53,800, making it an affordable option for students seeking quality on-campus living.
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Charge/Category |
Details |
Amount (INR) |
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Security Deposit (Caution Deposit) |
One-time refundable deposit |
INR 2,000 |
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Hostel Rent (Single Sharing) |
Per year |
INR 20,300 |
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Hostel Rent (Double Sharing) |
Per year |
INR 20,300 |
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Hostel Rent (Triple Sharing) |
Per year |
INR 20,300 |
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Mess Charges |
Approx. per year (INR 2,500/month) |
INR 30,000 |
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Electricity & Maintenance |
Per year |
INR 1,000 |
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Establishment Fee |
Per year |
INR 500 |
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Total Annual Cost (Approx.) |
Including all charges and mess |
INR 53,800 |
Bodoland University Facilities, Dining & Student Life
Bodoland University hostels provide a range of amenities designed to support students' academic and personal development. The entire campus is Wi-Fi enabled, allowing residents to access the internet through personal computers, laptops, and mobile devices for research, coursework, and communication. Each hostel room is furnished with essential items including beds, study tables, chairs, and storage units, though students are responsible for providing their own study lamps and bulbs. Common facilities include newspapers provided in hostel common areas, basic utensils for personal use, and access to laundry services. The mess facilities operate on a student committee management system with members rotating periodically, ensuring transparent and democratic food service operations. The hostels serve meals twice daily along with breakfast and evening snacks, offering both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options throughout the week. The menu provides variety with good quality food prepared under hygienic conditions, and students can expect a balanced diet that caters to diverse regional preferences. Beyond academics, hostel residents actively participate in socio-cultural activities representing various communities of the region, literary programs, fashion shows, and community service initiatives under the 'Swachh Bharat' campaign. The campus environment encourages holistic development, with opportunities for sports on various outdoor and indoor facilities, access to the Padmashri Modaram Brahma Central Library, and participation in institutional clubs and cultural events that foster community living and ethical values.
Facility/Area | Details |
Internet Connectivity | Wi-Fi enabled campus with access via PCs, laptops, mobile devices |
Room Furnishing | Beds, study tables, chairs, storage units (study bulbs not provided) |
Mess Service | Student committee managed; 2 meals daily plus breakfast & snacks |
Food Options | Vegetarian and non-vegetarian meals served randomly throughout the week |
Common Amenities | Newspapers, basic utensils, laundry facilities |
Sports Facilities | Numerous outdoor and indoor sports courts and grounds |
Campus Services | Health Centre, canteen, ATMs, bus service, Technology Incubation Centre |
Electricity & Water | 24/7 supply maintained |
Bodoland University Safety, Health & Policies
Student safety and well-being are prioritized through comprehensive security measures and health support systems. The hostels maintain secure gated entry points with surveillance to ensure only authorized individuals access residential areas. Each hostel is supervised by dedicated hostel superintendents and wardens who oversee daily operations, enforce hostel regulations, and provide guidance to residents. The university strictly implements a zero-tolerance anti-ragging policy, and no ragging incidents have been reported on campus. Students are required to submit duly completed anti-ragging forms as mandated by university notifications. For health emergencies, the university operates an on-campus Health Centre that provides primary medical care and first aid services to students. The Director of Student's Welfare (DSW) coordinates periodic counseling services to support students' mental and emotional well-being, helping them adjust to campus life and address any personal or academic concerns. Hostel residents must adhere to established rules regarding visitor policies, curfew timings, and maintaining cleanliness under the 'Swachh Bharat' initiative. The washrooms and common areas are regularly cleaned and maintained to ensure hygienic conditions. Students are expected to respect community living ethics, participate in hostel activities organized by student committees, and comply with regulations detailed in the Hostel Bulletin provided during admission.
Policy | Key Point |
Security & Surveillance | Gated hostels with secure entry; supervised by wardens and superintendents |
Anti-Ragging Policy | Strictly enforced; zero incidents reported; mandatory anti-ragging form submission |
Health Support | Campus Health Centre for medical emergencies and primary care |
Student Counseling | Periodic counseling services coordinated by Director of Student's Welfare |
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Hygiene & Cleanliness |
Regular cleaning of washrooms and common areas; Swachh Bharat compliance |
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Visitor Policy |
Regulated visitor access as per hostel rules |
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Community Living |
Students expected to respect hostel regulations and participate in community activities |
Bodoland University Hostel Allotment & Application
The hostel allotment process at Bodoland University is integrated with the overall admission procedure and follows a structured sequence to ensure fair and transparent seat distribution. Prospective students seeking hostel accommodation must complete the application process systematically, beginning with online registration and culminating in physical reporting to the assigned hostel.
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Stage |
What to Do |
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Application |
Indicate hostel preference in the admission form during online application submission via the university portal (www.bodolanduniversity.ac.in); generate Unique ID through Director of Higher Education, Govt. of Assam portal as per state notification |
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Verification |
Upload scanned copies of all relevant documents (mark sheets, certificates, ID proof, photographs) in PDF or JPEG format (max 200 KB for PDF, 50 KB for JPEG); ensure documents are clear and reproducible |
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Allotment |
Hostel seats allotted on merit basis at the time of admission; limited seats available; provisionally admitted candidates selected based on academic performance |
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Fee Payment |
Pay hostel fees (INR 20,300), caution deposit (INR 2,000), establishment fee (INR 500), and electricity/maintenance charges (INR 1,000) as per university deadlines; mess charges paid separately to mess committee |
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Reporting |
Report to assigned hostel with original documents for verification during counseling; submit anti-ragging form and other required forms; receive Hostel Bulletin detailing rules, regulations, and mess system; complete room possession formalities |
