Asian College of Journalism Hostel Fees: Rooms, Food & Rules, Chennai

One girl’s hostel was inside the campus and one right next to MRTS Station. The on-campus hostel was occupied by girls from Tamil Nadu so, we had to stay at Nest Inns Women’s Hostel which wasn’t as good as the campus hostel. We had our lunches at the college canteen as the hostellers who were staying at the Nest Inns Women’s hostel couldn’t go back, have their lunch and comeback. Our hostel had Wi-Fi facilities, laundry service, TV room and ample space to roam at the hostel premises for as long as we could. The hostel was claimed to be a litter free zone and this one rule along with curfew timings was strictly followed.Read Full Review

Luckily, the residence halls of the college were amazing as many students from North were staying and we also didn’t have to choose the food from the mess. The college is in an area of Chennai where finding commuting is easy and plus finding personal choices of food joints too was quite easy. Also, the hostel timings were not strictly followed at least for the boys. So, all in all, I had a comfortable and a pleasant stay at the hostels.Read Full Review

On-campus hostels are available. The fees in my time for 1 year Period was 95000 INR. The residential campus for both boys and girls was inside the campus and because many North Indians and students from other parts of India show up here the mess was not a compulsory option. One had the liberty to arrange their food from elsewhere because the mess only served south Indian dishes and had Sambhar Rice almost all evenings.Read Full Review