IISc Bangalore Hostel Fees 2026, Facilities, Rooms, Food, Photos

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IISc Bangalore Hostel

Hostel charges at the Institute For 2026

Refundable deposits

Deposit Type Amount 
Hostel Deposit 30,000
Hostel Deposit (Married Apartment) 30,000
Statutory Deposit 7,500
Library Deposit 7,500

Hostel Charges – Single Room (Per Student / Per Month)

Programme General  SC/STs
Bachelor of Science (Research) 600 300
Integrated PhD 975 475
ME / MTech / MDes / M Mgt / MSc (Engg) 600 300
PhD 975 475
Others (RE / SP / ERP / QIP / RA / PA) 3000 2000
Others (STW) 1800 1,200
Others 2700 1,800

Hostel Charges – Double Room (Per Student / Per Month)

Programme General  SC/STs 
BS (Research) 300 150
Integrated PhD 488 240
ME / MTech / MDes / M Mgt / MSc (Engg) 300 150
PhD 488 240
Others 1350 900

Married Apartment Charges (Per Month)

Apartment Type General SC/STs 
Kapila 2700 2700

Particulars Single / Double Room Married Apartment 
Establishment Charges 300 300
Amenities Charges 300 300
Electricity & Water Charges 300 300
Mess Amenities Charges 1500 1500

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IISc Bangalore Hostels: Students' Opinion

AI-Generated Summary based on 45 Reviews

The hostels at IISc Bangalore offer single rooms for most students, with some exceptions for shared rooms. There are 6 men's hostels and 4 women's hostels, each providing essential amenities like beds, closets, study tables, chairs, and lockers. Newer hostels such as NBH (New Boys Hostel) and NGH (New Girls Hostel) have superior infrastructure, though LAN is unavailable, and WiFi is limited to common areas. Hostel fees range from Rs.

1,000 to 7,500 per month, inclusive of room, mess, and amenities. Mess facilities are highly rated, with 5 messes offering North and South Indian cuisine in both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. Students are assigned one mess and can change quarterly. The hostels are centrally located, well-maintained, and offer a smooth registration process. Despite some older hostels, ongoing developments aim to accommodate 2,000-4,000 more students.

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IISc Bangalore: 2 Answered Questions

Is it necessary to stay in hostel if you study at IISC bangalore?

Sayantani Barman
Saikat BanerjeeStudied at Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore (IISc)

No, it is not compulsory to stay in a hostel if you are a student at IISc Bangalore. You can become a day scholar too, but trust me if you do so you will be missing out on a huge part of your experience, hostel life. But there are several merits of staying in a hostel.

  • The lush green campus and the serene experience of cycling to and fro the hostel is a unique experience. 
  • The night walk with your friends after a long tiring day will help you boost your stress.
  • Staying in the hostel is safer than staying outside as the hostel and campus are well-guarded and strict security measures are taken.
  • Attending seminars becomes easier as you can reach the venue within 5 minutes.
  • The most important part of staying in the hostel is group studying and group assignments. 
  • The classes have no fixed timings so as a day scholar you might find it difficult to come back again. 
  • The mess and hostel charges are very low and you get excellent facilities even at such a low price.
  • Students get to spend their leisure time doing their favorite activities including swimming pool, basketball court, badminton court, hockey ground, cricket ground, archery classes, aerobics classes, and many more.

So, it depends on you if you want to enjoy the comfort of your home and become a day scholar or enjoy your hostel life to the fullest.

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How are the hostels at IISc Bangalore?

Collegedunia Team
Rohan Raj

The Hostel facility is quite good with minimal charges. In the room we get table, chair, bed, fan, cupboard and a balcony attached with room. Meal quality is very good. Registration process for these are quite smooth.

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