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Yogyata Samvardhan Sansthan
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C-30/1,Sector-62,Trinity, Noida, ( South/East of New Delhi), India.
Coaching
for admission in Indian Institute of Technology (IIT JEE) &
Other Engineering and Technical Colleges in India
An
Organisation committed to help talented to excel in their
Dream Career
Hostel Facility
Hostel accommodation will be available for the interested students. It will
provide them an appropriate environment for the IIT-JEE preparation. Students
can benefit as much from interaction with other serious students as they can
from classroom teaching. Special care will be taken to maintain hygiene and
to create a peaceful environment for studies in the hostel.
We can provide hostel exclusively for girls if there is a sufficient number
of aspirants. Otherwise we will arrange for paying guest accomodation with personally
known good families.
Hostel expenditure, which comes out to approximately Rs 3200 (three
thousand two hundred)
per month for lodging & food, has to be paid by the
students, who opt to
stay in the hostel. However, staying in the institute hostel is not compulsory
for the students. Hostels are run on a no-profit-no-loss basis by the institute.
Students desirous of availing hostel facilities are required to deposit a sum
of Rs 6000 as caution money which will be refunded after completion of course
or can be adjusted in hostel fee at the end of the course. In case a student
makes any damage to institute property, the amount equivalent to that damaged
property will be deducted from his caution money.
Hostel Fee (whatever it comes to) should be deposited before 10th of every month
(in case payment is not made in advance) by Demand Draft drawn in favour of
YOGYATA SAMVARDHAN SANSTHAN (P) Ltd. payable at Delhi.
In case a student is found to create disturbance to the studies of other student
in any manner, the student may be removed from the hostel.
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