OFFICE  OF  THE HOSTEL  MANAGEMENT
                                                                    IIT   MADRAS

         

The Indian Institute of Technology is a residential institute and  provides accommodation to students wishing to reside in the hostels. Each hostel in the Institute is an independent unit in respect to its internal administration under the overall supervision    of the Council of Wardens and the Hostel Management. The hostel is administered by a Warden appointed by the Director      and he/she is assisted by an Asst.     Warden in all matters   relating to the hostel

Each hostel also has a Hostel Council which is an advisory body comprising the Warden of the Hostel (as its Chairman),       the  Asst. Warden and the elected student secretaries as its members. The Hostel Council plans the students' activities for     the        year, prepares the budget for sports, recreational and other social activities of the students through the respective      student secretaries and is responsible for the running of individual messes with the help of the mess committee. 
 
The Hostel Office is located within the hostel premises. Attached to each office are an Office Manager and an Attender   who  assist the Warden in matters related to the various activities of the hostel. The Office maintains all the files, registers,  records, ledgers, account books, suppliers' bills, payment registers etc., pertaining to the hostel residents, mess and the employees.         The Hostel Office is open on all weekdays. 
 
Every student who has been admitted to the institute is required to pay the prescribed hostel seat rent and establishment      charges along with a refundable hostel mess caution deposit. These charges are subject to revision from time to time.       Allotment   of rooms to the residents takes place at the end of each academic year when the final year UG and PG            students vacate their rooms after completion of their programmes of study. The rooms vacated by the outgoing students            are made available by the Warden for other senior residents in the hostel to change their rooms, on request. The change                 in rooms is effected in      accordance with the policy followed by individual hostels and with the Warden's approval.

After completion of this process, the number of vacant rooms available in each hostel fro allotment to freshers is intimated to the Chairman, Council of Wardens and the Dean of Students. Each room is provided with a cot, a table, a chair, a bookshelf, and a ceiling fan (with regulator). Residents cannot move the furniture or fittings from one room to another. Private cooking in the rooms is prohibited. Smoking and Consumption of alcoholic drinks and use of narcotic drugs is strictly prohibited


                                  List of Hostels, wardens & Telephone numbers

Hostel

Warden

Tel. Office Tel. Warden
Alakananda Dr.Srinivasa Reddy K 22578561 22578562
Brahmaputra

Dr. Shaligram Tiwari

22578581 22578582
Cauvery Dr. Srinivasan Chandrasekaran 22578611 22578612
Ganga Dr. A Gopalakrishna 22578641 22578642
Godavari Dr. Nandan Kumar Sinha 22578661 22578662
Jamuna Dr.Sathyanarayan N Gummandi 22578681 22578682
Krishna Dr.Sudheer K.P 22578701 22578702
Mahanadhi Dr.Phanikumar.G 22574816 22578802
Mandakini Dr. Ganesh Sundar Raman 22578731 22578732
Narmada Dr. Nilesh Jayantilal Vasa 22578751 22578752
Pamba Dr. Kamalanabhan T J 22574775 22578882
Saraswathi Dr. Murugavel P 22578771 22578772
Sarayu Dr. Indumathi Nambi 22578791 22578792
Sharavati Dr. Sujatha N 22578811 22578813
Sindhu Dr. Santhosh P N 22578861 22578862
Tamraparani Dr.Sampath V 22578940 22578942
Tapti Dr. Narayanaswamy NS 22578841 22578842

            Rules and Regulation Broachers

IIT Madras Campus Map

Hostel  Room 

Guests of the residents may be permitted to stay in the hostel by the Chairman, Council of Wardens on payment of the necessary charges at his office. The charges are subject to variation from time to time. Overnight guests are permitted in a students' room with the Warden's prior permission, but no person of the opposite sex, guest or otherwise is permitted to stay overnight. However, parents or other close relatives of the student can avail themselves of the boarding/lodging facilities at the Taramani Guest House on payment of the necessary charges.

Boy students and girl students can visit each others' hostels between 6:00 am and 9:00 pm. The visit of the boys to the girls' hostel is, however, restricted to the hostel office, visitor's lounge and dining hall. Parents/guardians of the girl students may be permitted by the Warden to visit their rooms between 6:00 AM and 9:00 PM. 
 
A number of recreational, sports, literary and social activities take place in the hostel during the academic year. A few rooms in the hostel are used for common facilities such as: The library, Computer room, indoor sports, etc. A washing machine (Laundromat) is available in every hostel for use by the residents. Students can relax in the evenings or on holidays or spend their leisure time in the Common Room which is equipped with a T.V, a music system, newspapers and magazines. One half of the Common Room houses a Table Tennis (TT) board as well. Most hostels have a Music Room which has a high-quality stereo music system and a variety of cassettes to offer to music lovers. 

Avid sports enthusiasts can take their sports equipment from the Sports Room which is maintained by the Hostel Sports Secretary. The Hostel Library has a good collection of general books, fiction, comics etc. and is operated by the Hostel Literary Secretary who is assisted by a few student volunteers. 
 
The Students Ameneties Centre (SAC), located in one of the rooms of the hostel, makes available a variety of consumer goods and day-to-day requirements of the students like stationery, toiletries etc. The SAC is managed by the SAC secretary and is opened at fixed timings everyday by the SAC volunteers. Payment for the items purchased from the SAC is made through the mess bill. 
 
An external security agency is contracted for providing security at the hostels. The services of the security personnel are monitored by the Warden and the Assistant Warden. 
 
The general Secretary acts as the secretary of the Hostel council, ensures proper maintenance of the hostel premises and coordinates the activities of the other secretaries. The Mess Secretary works in conjunction with the mess staff towards procurement of food items, planning of the menu and maintenance of hygiene in the kitchen and the mess hall. 

Procurement of Sports equipment is the responsibility of the Sports Secretary who also plans the schedules of intra-hostel events and appoints Captains for the various hostel teams. 
 
The Cultural activities ( arts and literary ) for the year are planned together by the Literary Secretary and the Social Secretary. The Social Secretary is also responsible for the maintenance of the Common Room while the Literary Secretary is incharge of the Hostel Library. 
 
The Alumni affairs secretary is in-charge of the computer room, hostel alumni affairs and the hostel website.

The Garden Secretary  plans the gardening activity for the year.  
 
The SAC (Students Amenities Centre) Secretary is responsible for running the SAC and arranges for purchase of necessary consumer goods. 
 
In addition to these Secretaries, every hostel has a Mess Committee whose members assist the Mess Secretary in the discharge of his/her duties. Periodical review stock taking and inspection of the quality of food items and rations also form a part of their duties. 
 
The General Body of the hostel formulates the necessary guidelines relating to the running of the mess, conduct of intra-hostel cultural, sports, literary and social competitions and other hostel activities, in conformity with the decisions of the Hostel management and the Council of Wardens. 
 
Elections for the members of the Hostel Council are held during March or April every year with the hostel Warden acting as the Chief Polling Officer. These elections are conducted simultaneously with the general elections of the Student Affairs Council and the Executive Wing of the Institute. All residents of the hostel are eligible to cast their vote in favour of the candidates of their choice for the various posts. 
 
General body Meetings (GBMs) are convened by the General Secretary on a regular basis, in concurrence with the Warden who acts as a moderator during these meetings. Issues of interest to the hostel are discussed during the GBM.


   HOSTEL FEES FOR STUDENTS PER SEMESTER(6 MONTHS)   
Mess Advance                                =>Rs. 10000 (Mandatory)
Establishment   A                            =>Rs. 5000 (Mandatory)
Hostel Admission Fees                   =>Rs. 100  (Mandatory)
 
Annual Medical Insurance             => Rs. 742 (Extra)
Refundable  Deposit                       =>Rs. 1000   (New entry)
                                          TOTAL  =>Rs. 16842

 

 HOSTEL   FEES FOR PROJECT STAFF  PER SEMESTER(6 MONTHS) 
 Per  Semester   =>  Rs. 16000  (6 Months)
 3 Months           => Rs. 8000
Less Than 3 Months => Rs. 150  per day
Refundable  Deposit  =>Rs. 1000   (New entry)
 
Temporary Accommodation (GUEST)
Both Boarding AND Lodging => Rs. 150 (PER DAY)
 


HOSTEL MESSES

Each hostel has a mess which functions for its residents during the working semester. During the winter and summer vacations, special messes are run for students who are required to stay in the hostels for pursuing academic, sports or cultural activities.
 
At present, some of the messes are outsourced while the remaining messes are being operated by the staff of hostel management. The service timings of hostel messes areas follows:
                                                   
The menu includes both vegetarian and non vegetarian fare. Food served is predominantly South Indian with a good mix of items from other regions to cater to different tastes. Idly, dosa, pongal etc. are served for breakfast with bread as an alternative. Apart from milk, coffee and tea which are available for consumption, residents can bring their own beverages. A typical menu for lunch would include rice, sambhar, rasam, appalams, vegetable curries, pickles and curd. Chapatis and dal are served on almost all days of the week. 
 
Light snacks, biscuits and beverages are served for tea. Items served for dinner include dosa, chapati, pulao, plain rice, buttermilk, pickles and other side dishes as per the daily schedule. Ice creams are available as extra items on a few days of the week. Cool drinks are available throughout the day.

                                            

      HOSTEL  MESS  TIMINGS
Break Fast 6.45  -- 9.00 Am
Lunch 11.45 -- 2.00 pm
Evening  Tea 4.00 -- 5.00pm
Dinner 6.45 -- 9.00pm