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IIT BHU Varanasi – Indian Institute of Technology Campus Facilities

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Campus Facilities

IIT BHU Campus Facilities

IIT BHU Varanasi Campus Facilities

Hostels: The campus features 16 hostels, including 4 designated for female students. These hostels offer modern amenities such as spacious lawns, multi-purpose common rooms, mess facilities, sports facilities, and internet access. They collectively accommodate around 6,000 students.
Lecture Halls: IIT BHU has three lecture halls, each with a capacity of 150 to 200 students. Each complex includes more than nine classrooms.
Research Labs: The campus houses 12 research-focused labs in the main workshop and additional labs across 16 departments.
Libraries: There are three libraries on campus: the Cyber Library, Central Library, and Main Library. Together, they offer access to 15,000 e-journals, 50,000 e-books, and over 100,000 reference books.
Gymkhana: The Gymkhana is organised into five councils: Science and Technology, Film and Media, Cultural, Sports, and Social Service.
Student Initiatives: The student organisation “Kashi Uthkarsh” works to assist people in nearby villages.
Annual Fests: IIT BHU hosts four major annual events: Technex, Kashi Yatra, FMC Weekend, and Spardha.
Recreational Facilities: The campus includes various recreational amenities such as cafes, general stores, grocery stores, and a hair salon.
Sports Facilities: The campus provides extensive sports facilities, including courts and grounds for various sports.

IIT BHU Hostel – Fee ₹ 5.10 k

Hostel fees structure:-

Gymkhana Fee – Rs 1000
Hostel Seat Rent – Rs 300
Fan/Electric/Water Charges – Rs 1,200
Hostel Development Fund – Rs 2,250
Campus Services and Utility – Rs 200
Festival Fee – Rs 150

Total – Rs 5100

Hostel caution Money – Rs 2000

The 400-acre residential and co-educational campus of the Indian Institute of Technology, Varanasi was created with the goal of total character development and through student mentoring. It is regarded as Asia’s largest residential institute. The university’s numerous faculties are home to more than 30,000 students who come from 65 different foreign countries and all throughout India. The institution offers 76 dormitories with around 15000 residents and all contemporary amenities, including internet access for students of many fields. On the site, there are additionally 1400 employee housing units and 7 guest residences. Students who fall under the SC/ST category are excluded from the institute’s hostel seat rent policy.