The hostel accommodation at St. Andrews Institute of Technology and Management (SAITM) offers a range of room options catering to different preferences and budgets, combining essential facilities and safety measures to support student life on campus. The hostel experience is designed to provide comfortable lodging, nutritious mess food, and a secure environment, making it a practical choice for students and parents seeking comprehensive residential facilities.
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SAITM - Hostel Fees and Room Types
| Room Type | Per Semester Fee (Lodging + Mess) |
| Four Sharing Non-AC | Rs 28,750/- |
| Triple Sharing Non-AC | Rs 33,750/- |
| Triple Sharing AC | Rs 41,250/- |
| Double Sharing AC | Rs 62,500/- |
SAITM - Facilities Offered in Hostel
The hostel premises include well-maintained rooms with options for AC and Non-AC configurations, catering to different sharing capacities such as four sharing, triple sharing, and double sharing. The accommodation is supported by essential facilities including a hygienic mess providing nutritious meals as part of the fees. Students also benefit from amenities such as Wi-Fi connectivity for academic and personal use, regular laundry services, and a secure living environment with 24/7 security personnel monitoring the hostels.
SAITM - Safety and Medical Support
Safety is prioritized with continuous surveillance and strict access control to the hostel buildings. Medical support is accessible through an on-campus health center equipped to provide emergency medical services and routine health care for residents. This ensures quick response to any health-related issues for students living on campus.
SAITM - Recreation and Student Support
Hostellers can enjoy recreational activities within the campus, promoting a balanced student life. Facilities like common rooms, indoor games, and study lounges encourage social interaction and relaxation. Additionally, academic support resources such as an evening library are available exclusively for hostel residents, helping them maintain their studies in a conducive environment.