Yes, there are guest houses available for parents in AIIMS Rishikesh, Bhopal, and Jodhpur.
AIIMS Jodhpur
AIIMS Bhopal
A self-financing mess provides meals at the following subsidized rates:
Meal Timing Charges include:
To opt for accommodation, you have to apply and forward the application a week before applying to get the room.
Shivaji College is among the best off-campus colleges at Delhi University. It has excellent infrastructure. The faculty base of Shivaji is well-experienced. Most of the faculty members are friendly and interactive. You won’t face difficulties connecting with your teachers or getting their help on any academic issue.
The student crowd is great, on campus you will be among talented peers. As a student of Shivaji, you will enjoy taking part in many club and society activities.
Barkatulla University is a decent option for pursuing your studies. The department of life science is quite good. Other than the lack of proper management at times, it offers good infrastructure. The college hosts all national holidays along with other occasions. The placement offered is average. The average CTC offered at the last placement drive was 5 LPA.
I have a few friends from Karunya University and according to them, the faculties and the facilities offered at the institute are great. Overall, the institute offers decent academics.
It has a separate department for value-added education. It is good and helps students teach values and ethics. However, some of my friends complain about the department as they strictly instruct even non-Christians to attend the morning prayers.
One of my friends is a recent sophomore at BITS Goa. He shared his first day experience there. He was shortlisted following the fourth iteration. Here is what he has to say about it,
He mentions that his first day experience was one of the best he ever had. Following the long journey, he momentarily gave himself time to wonder which clubs to join next. This was his experience at BITS Goa on his first day.
It may sound a bit philosophical, but it is the truth. A department is never the worst or best, it is the student who can be termed as such.
These departments can not compete against each other because only when each one of them works as a team, an invention is born. When five fingers of your hand work together, only then can you achieve something. Even in terms of monetary funding, one can not assess a department. If one’s project is worthy of recognition and funding, one will get it. For this, the department can not be held responsible.
Each department of SVNIT will provide you with a wonderful platform, but the results will have to come from your side.
No, outside Delhi students don’t face any kind of problems or discrimination at IIIT Delhi although it has 85% Delhi reservations. The seniors are very friendly and don’t demand any kind of respect or authority from them. There is no segregation in hostels too. Students of different programs and backgrounds stay together. Students make friends in hostels irrespective of their home state. IIIT Delhi has a ragging-free campus. The Outside Delhi students aren’t treated differently and almost everyone befriends them.
There haven’t ever been such cases where an outside Delhi student wasn't able to fit in. It’s better not to be influenced by random YouTube videos, social media, and Bollywood. You will be studying with some of the smartest and warmest people!
My sister got selected for all the 3 aforementioned institutes and was confused for a long time before making her final decision. She weighed the pros and cons of all the 3 institutes; IMS BHU, AIIMS Bhopal, and AIIMS Jodhpur, and realized that IMS BHU has the benefit of internal PG reservation but was very lacking in terms of hostel facilities. That was a factor she wasn't willing to overlook so she looked upon AIIMS Bhopal and got to know about its fast-paced development and excellent hostel facilities.
Here is a glimpse of the medical college

This is the AIIMS Bhopal hostel that provides well-furnished single rooms to its students.

AIIMS Bhopal seemed to be the most promising option for her and she was excited to experience the freedom there and ended up choosing it. As for you, you can consider your proximity to home as a crucial determining factor. If you hail from UP, IMS BHU can be a suitable choice for you else AIIMS Bhopal and Jodhpur are excellent options.
My answer might contrast with the opinion of many. Most people go after IIT Roorkee dual degree and consider it a highly esteemed program. In my opinion, the dual degree itself is not a very good option although IIT Roorkee is an excellent institute.
People forget that recruiters do not consider 4-year or 5-year degree holders any differently and offer them similar profiles. In Fact, some recruiters even consider you inferior to BTech students. Moreover, unlike others getting PPOs a dual degree student is not allowed to even sit in the interviews during this time because you won’t be able to join for at least 2 more years.
Academically, both B.Tech and Dual degrees are similar and the 5th year usually comprises project work and wasting time. When it’s time for interviews you are made to sit with juniors and that lowers your confidence all the more. Moreover, if you are planning to attempt CAT or UPSC, this degree is useless. The only advantage probably is the additional one-year college life experience.
The PGDBA program offers a rare opportunity for students to get a blend of academic patterns from 3 institutes (IIT, ISI, and IIM).
Test pattern: 3 hours and 50 questions
Marking scheme: 3 marks for every question, negative marking (-1)
Syllabus:
VERBAL ABILITY: Reading & Comprehension; Grammar/correction of sentences.
LOGICAL REASONING: Logical connectives, Statements and Conclusions, Matching and sequences.
DATA INTERPRETATION AND DATA VISUALIZATION: Data driven questions (pie charts, graphs, trends).
QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE: Sets, combinatorics, Algebra (solutions of quadratic equations, inequalities, simultaneous linear equations, binomial theorem, series, AP, GP, HP, matrices), Euclidean geometry, Coordinate geometry (lines, circles, conic sections), Trigonometry (triangles, trigonometric identities, heights, and distances), Calculus (functions, limits, continuity, derivative, maxima & minima, methods of integration, evaluation of areas using integration).
The level of difficulty of these questions is that of class 12th.