Hostels

Limited Hostel facility is provided to the students of University Colleges. Hence the hostel accommodation
is not guaranteed.

Hostel facilities are provided to the students of University College of Law who hail from district places.
The ‘E’ Hostel caters to the needs of LL.B. students. It is managed by 3 wardens. The messes are situated near the
hostels with the facilities for both vegetarian and non-vegetarian. The Guest and substitution system is strictly
prohibited.

The following rules are prescribed in connection with the Hostel Admission.

1. The campus hostels are open for admission only to students who have been admitted to any one of the
University Colleges situated in the University Campus.

2. The admissions to the Hostel will be strictly as per the actual available number of seats. Admission without
accommodation shall not be considered.

3. The admissions shall be strictly by merit (rank secured in the Entrance Test) subject to the rules of reservation.

4. While considering the applications, the regulations given below will be followed:
a. The applicant should be a student who only needs hostel accommodation to pursue the course of study that
is offered in the campus college.
b. Candidates who after passing one stage of education are studying in the same stage education in a different
subject e.g. M.A. in one subject after M.A. in other subject will not be eligible.
c. Candidates who after having completed their educational career in the professional line continue
professional studies in a different line will not be eligible.
d. Students who are in employment or who are practicing professionals will not be eligible.

5. The order of preference for admission to Hostels shall be as follows:

i) The students who had their qualifying course of study at a distant place (District Centers) shall be first
considered.
ii) Other vacancies if any will be given only to those students who were residents of the hostels managed
by the Department of Social Welfare or Backward Class Welfare or Private Hostels approved by the
Government.
iii) After accommodating the students coming column (i) and (ii) the rest of the cases shall be considered
on merit of each case. However, the students belonging to the twin cities of Hyderabad and
Secunderabad and Urban Agglomeration are not entitled to any hostel admission.

6. No student shall reside in the Hostel unless he has been duly admitted. Persons staying unauthorizedly will be
treated as trespassers and will be produced before Magistrate for offences under Sections 447 and 448 IPC. A
conviction will endanger:
a) their present employment if any
b) their prospects of employment or
c) their prospect as student in other educational institutions.

7. At present the Wardens of E-I Hostel are:

General: Sri I.Balaram Reddy, Sr. Asst. Professor in Physical Education
Mess: