HKBK College of Engineering Hostel Fees: Rooms, Food & Rules, Bangalore

The hostel was more of residential flats as each flat had a hall and a room. Four students were accommodated in one hostel and then there was a hostel with only two students in it. The hostel was newly built and rooms were nice and clean. The flats were cleaned on a daily basis, and hygiene was never an issue. Even the college professors would visit the hostels to check whether the cleanliness is maintained or not. There was a separate mess for each hostel. Many did not like food at mess, and I am among those. I wish I could differ on that, but food in Bangalore and the entire South India is hard to manage for people from other states. However, the drive to become an engineer made me forgot all that, and I had fun during my stay at HKBK hostels.Read Full Review