Hostel Manual
Hostel Manual
Banaras Hindu University, the largest among the residential universities of India, has the
distinction of providing residential accommodation to about 16080 students in as many as 79
hostels. Most of the hostels have been named after dignitaries who have been associated with the
university or who have been donors to a particular hostel. A large number of renowned personalities
like Prof. C.N.R. Rao, Devender Lal, U.R. Rao, Sri Jagjivan Ram and many others occupying various
important positions in the sphere of industry, business, administration, academia, civil services,
science and law world over have resided in the hostels of this university.
The five Institutes and eighteen Faculties have a definite number of hostels under their
control. There is a Triveni complex of six girls hostels (Ganga, Yamuna, Saraswati, Godawari, Gomti
and Kaveri) which accommodates female students of different courses including research scholars of
different faculties/institutes. The intake capacity of individual hostel varies from 36 students
(Siddharth Vihar International Boys Hostel) to 628 students (New PG Girls Hostel of Multi Faculty)
out of the total 79 hostels, 39 are for girls.
Among Institutes/Faculties, Faculty of Science which has 5 boys and 5 girls hostels with
intake capacity of as many as 2746 students has largest number of Hostels. Its Broacha hostel, a
magnificent heritage building is capable of providing accommodation to over 520 students. The
Faculty of Arts and Faculty of Social Science, with 5 and 5 hostels respectively, accommodate about
1321 and 1001 students. The Institute of Medical Sciences and Agricultural Sciences have provision
for residential accommodation for about 2041 and 842 students, respectively. Law, SVDV,
Commerce and Education are the other Faculties with residential facilities for 504, 245, 245 and 278
students, respectively.
The Institute of Medical Sciences and Faculty of Science have separate hostels for their
female students. Other faculties have quota for female post graduate students in Triveni complex.
Mahila Mahavidhyalaya commands about half a dozen hostels for post graduate (PG) and under
graduate (UG) students. The PG (Jyoti Kunj Girls) hostel has a three-story building and
accommodates over 280 students.
The hostels in general are located along the road linking BHU main gate, Mahila Maha
Vidhyalaya, Malviya Bhawan, V.C. lodge etc. The addition of hostels took place later on in the rear
side of the hostels along the adjoining roads. The trees on both sides of roads and the lawns in front
as well as inside the hostels add grandeur to their lay out. Between the main hostel road and the
Faculty buildings are situated in series of play grounds belonging to different faculties. Perhaps, the
founder of this great university, Pandit Madan Mohan Malviyaji's vision behind such a lay out was to
provide the opportunity to resident students to play in the evening and in its turn to achieve the goal
of promotion of games and sports and keeping the students physically fit. All the hostels are
equipped with common rooms which are used for watching. T.V. programmes and organizing
cultural activities such as debates, quizzes. Newspapers, magazines are also kept there for reading.
Mess/canteen facility is available in all the hostels. In addition, canteens are also located at a
number of places which cater to the needs of the students. Each hostel is equipped with indoor
game facilities like table tennis, badminton, volley ball etc. Inter-hostel competitions are organized
for various games with the help of Sports Board. Similarly, integrated cultural programmes are
arranged at faculty and university level through Dean of Students Office. The university has a large
gymnasium named Shivaji Hall located in front of Broacha hostel. In addition to it, there is a sports
complex at Amphitheatre ground which is a common sport and game facility for all. It also includes
an indoor stadium and J.K. Hall for badminton. Hostellers have access to the swimming pool of the
university situated behind C.V. Raman Hostel. The magnificent Sayajirao Central library is an asset to
students. The shopping centre complex branch of State Bank of India and Bank of Baroda branch
(IMS, BHU) are particularly established to serve requirement of students.
The Dean of Students is over-all in charge of welfare activities of the hostels and the Dean of
the concerned Faculty is head of the hostels falling under the faculty. He/She governs the
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functioning through a Co-ordinator (one for the concerned faculty), one Administrative Warden and
suitable number of Wardens (for each hostel). Every hostel of the university is provided with lobby
servants, sweepers and gardener. Every hostel has an office with adequate staff. Electric and water
supply is looked after by EWS department while repair and minor construction is responsibility of
UWD. Students are provided the medical and health facilities through Students' Health Centre. If
need arises, on reference of the Health Centre, they may be admitted to Sir Sunder Lal hospital for
check-up and treatment
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CHAPTER – I
HOSTEL ADMINISTRATION
1.1 COORDINATOR
There will be one Coordinator for one Institute or Faculty or RGSC provided the Institute/Faculty has
at least 4 hostels.
1.1.1 Appointment
The Coordinator shall be appointed by the Vice-Chancellor ordinarily on the recommendation of the
Director of Institutes (in case of Institutes)/ Dean of the Faculty/ Principal of the College (in case of
MMV)/ Dean of Students (for multi-faculty Hostels) as the case may be, from amongst the members
of the teaching staff of the College/Institute/Faculty/RGSC to which the concerned Hostels are
attached.
Provided that the Dean of Students shall submit a panel of five names, prepared in consultation with
the Deans of the concerned Faculties, for consideration of the Vice-Chancellor.
Provided further the appointment of the Coordinator in multi-faculty hostel, the Dean of Students
shall recommend one more member of the teaching staff only after having effective consultation
with concerned Deans.
Explanation: Multi-Faculty hostel means such a Hostel where students/scholars of more than one
faculty reside.
1.1.2 Tenure
The Coordinator will hold the office for a period of three years from the date of appointment. The
Coordinator shall be eligible for reappointment. Also, the Coordinator can be relieved by the Vice
Chancellor at any time.
1.1.3 Honorarium
The Coordinator is entitled for honorarium as per rate fixed by the university from time to time.
1.1.4 Jurisdiction
The Coordinator shall exercise general superintendence in the affairs of a group of hostels under the
jurisdiction of an Institute/Faculty/RGSC and advise its Administrative Wardens and Wardens, as the
case may be, on matters related to their function.
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1.1.5 Powers and Functions
The Coordinator shall:
a) look into the affairs of a group of hostels falling under the jurisdiction of a
College/Faculty/Institute and advise its Administrative Warden, Wardens on matters related to
their function.
b) implement the decision of the University in connection with hostels.
c) oversee the functioning of the hostels, student welfare and maintenance of discipline.
d) take measures to prevent incidence of Ragging.
e) visit the hostels and keep close contact with its Administrative Warden, Wardens, staff and
students.
f) promote inter-hostel co-operation by encouraging sports, cultural and other activities.
g) grant permission, where it is expedient to do so, for stay of bonafide guest of hostel inmate
beyond a period of seven days as per hostel norms.
h) impose or waive fines, for reasons to be recorded (up to the limit of Rs. 5000/-) and may take
other disciplinary actions including eviction from the hostel.
i) distribute work amongst Wardens in consultation with the Administrative Warden on
commencement of the Academic Session.
j) to keep records of the Hostel staff
k) perform such other functions as assigned from time to time.
l) coordinate leave of all staff borne in the books of the group of hostels.
m) attend monthly and quarterly meetings convened by the Dean of Students
n) promote student engagement through hostel sports and games activities including other
initiatives being promoted by the University.
There shall be one Administrative Warden for each hostel assisted by Warden(s). The Administrative
Warden will assist the Director, Dean, Principal and Coordinator (if any) of the concerned hostels in
matters related to general administration, supervision and control of the concerned hostels
including all matters related to student welfare, maintenance of discipline, mess and security of the
hostels. Apart from the specific duties assigned, the Administrative Warden shall keep contact with
the residents and take care of students in case of illness in the hostel.
1.2.1 Appointment
1.2.2 Tenure
The Administrative. Warden will hold the office for a period of three years from the date he/she
takes charge in the hostel office. The Administrative Warden shall be, eligible for reappointment.
Also, the Admin Warden can be relieved by the Vice Chancellor at any time.
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1.2.3 Honorarium
The Administrative Warden is entitled for honorarium as per rate fixed by the university from time
to time.
1.2.4 Jurisdiction
The Administrative Warden shall look after the affairs of the hostel assigned to him/her and advise
the Wardens on matters related to their function.
(i) Subject to the general supervision of the Coordinator and the concerned Dean/Principal/Dean of
Students (in case of multi-faculty hostels) the Administrative Warden shall:
Explanation: An expelled student or a student of this university against whom there is some
disciplinary charge or police case shall not be considered a bonafide guest.
The Administrative Warden shall reserve the right to deny entry of any visitor or student guest who,
in his opinion is likely to disturb the peace of the hostel.
(ii) Administrative Warden in consultation with Wardens, shall plan and supervise the extra-
curricular activities including social service.
(iii) Administrative Warden will operate the funds and will regulate hostel budget and handle
temporary advances and its timely settlement. He/She will be responsible for the custody as well
as maintenance of imprest account.
(iv) The Administrative Warden may sanction payment or refund of all kinds of security deposit to
Mess contractors /suppliers /students.
(v) The Administrative Warden will examine the bank reconciliation statement of all accounts
pertaining to the concerned hostel.
(vi) The Administrative Warden shall expeditiously decide the matter of grievance of students and
subordinate staff within the limitations of his/her responsibility. He/She may impose or waive
fines (as mentioned in the list of punishments) and transfer a resident from one wing of the
hostel to another.
(vii) The Administrative Warden shall be Chief Executive Officer to implement the decision of the
University Hostel Committees either personally or through Committee as the case may be.
He/She shall be the overall incharge of all the Establishments of the concerned hostel.
(viii) The Administrative Warden shall send annual confidential report of hostel staff to the
Dean/Director/Principal concerned for onward transmission to the Main Registry through the
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hostel coordinator.
(ix) The Administrative Warden will properly pursue the complaint(s) concerning civil and electrical
works, repairs/replacement or procurement of furniture, fittings etc.
(x) The Administrative Warden shall take an undertaking from each hosteller to abide by the Act,
Statutes, Ordinances, Rules and Orders of the University in general and particularly the rules
regarding payment of mess dues by the 10th of every month, maintenance of hostel discipline and
regarding misuse of room, electricity, furniture, fittings, water and treatment with the hostel and
mess employees.
(xi) To manage the bank account for the hostel in the name of the Admin Warden
(xii) The Administrative warden is empowered to take any disciplinary action for any act of
indiscipline/misconduct committed within the hostel premises as mentioned in the Category II &
III.
(xiii) The Administrative warden is empowered to impose the fine upto 5000/-(Five Thousand only)
(xiv) To ensure student’s engagement through hostel sports and games activities including other
initiatives being promoted by the University.
1.3 WARDEN
There may be one Warden appointed by the University for about 60-80 students. If the number of
students exceeds 80, another Warden may be appointed by the University. It will be Warden's
responsibility to have proper upkeep and maintenance of properties of the concerned hostel under
his/her charge.
1.3.1 Appointment
The appointment of the Warden will be made by the Vice Chancellor on the recommendation of the
Director of Institutes (in case of Institutes)/ Dean of the Faculties/ Principal of College (in case of
MMV)/ Dean of Students (in case of multi-faculty Hostels), from amongst the members of the
teaching staff of the College/lnstitute/Faculty/RGSC to which that Hostel is attached in consultation
with the Coordinator (in case the position is occupied) and the Administrative Warden.
Provided for multi-faculty hostel, the appointment of the Warden will be made by the Dean of
Students from amongst the members of the teaching staff only after having the effective
consultation with all concerned Deans.
1.3.2 Tenure
The. Warden will, ordinarily, hold the office for a period of three years from the date he/she takes
charge in the hostel office. The Warden shall be eligible for reappointment. Also, the Warden can be
relieved by the Vice Chancellor at any time.
1.3.3 Honorarium
The Warden is entitled for honorarium as per rate fixed by the university from time to time.
1.3.4 Jurisdiction
The Warden shall look after the affairs of the hostel assigned to him/her.
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1.3.5 Powers and Functions
(ii) The Warden shall be responsible for the safe custody and maintenance of properties of the
concerned hostel, and for their repairs with the funds allotted for the purpose.
(iii) The Warden shall assist the Administrative Warden in all matters of administration and
supervision which have been referred to him/her by the Hostel Coordinator/Administrative
Warden. He/She shall also perform such duties as are delegated to them by the Administrative
Warden.
(iv) The Warden of the concerned block/hostel should everyday authenticate the attendance of the
employees of his/her block by putting his/her initials and date.
(v) The Warden will cause to be maintained the common room and its discipline during the
organization of sports and cultural activities.
(vi) The Warden may permit keeping the common room open beyond the prescribed hours on
special occasions and will take care of complaints relating to common room items like
television.
(vii) The Warden will supervise the functioning of the mess and engagement and working of the
mess managers, cooks, helpers under his/her charge with the assistance of the Mess
Committee.
(viii) The Warden will conduct regular inspection of the dining hall, kitchen room and food
preparation so as to monitor cleanliness, discipline and food quality.
(ix) The Warden will draw temporary advance for mess related works if necessary and ensure its
proper adjustment.
(x) The Warden will examine the income and expenditure statement of the mess.
(xi) The Warden may stop meals/mess facility to a resident due to default in payment of bills and
recommend for the appropriate action to Administrative Warden.
(xii) The Warden will examine cases of mess security refund to the students.
(xiii) The Warden will take appropriate measure for purchase/procurement of newspapers and
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magazines and also with their sale proceeds.
(xiv) The warden is empowered to impose the fine upto 3000/- (Three Thousand only)
(xv) The warden is to coordinate student engagement through hostel sports and games activities
including other initiatives being promoted by the University
There shall be one office in each hostel with adequate staff. The working hour may be decided by
the Hostel Administration. However, one visit by the Admin Warden and/ or Warden each day is
required for effective functioning of the hostel.
The office clerk will have Supervisory control over the staff including block servants, chowkidar,
safaiwala, etc.
a) He/she will check the attendance register hostel staff and student resident and keep it under
his/her custody.
b) He/she will keep record of the leave of the staff and put up /forward it for sanction/onward
transmission before the Administrative Warden
c) He/she will keep liaison with all Wardens of the hostel.
d) He/she will maintain list of hostel residents along with their guardian's permanent address and
such other information as necessary for smooth running of the hostel.
e) He/she will account for the cash balance and its verification at the end of the month and will
have in his custody receipts and cheque books.
f) He/she will check the bills and maintain all the ledgers, registers of deposits, contracts and
stock books.
g) He/she will prepare the no-dues certificates to students/staff and attend to the observations of
internal audit department.
h) He/she will attend to internal audit objections, initiate write-off proceedings of unusable items
and prepare bank reconciliation statements.
i) He/she will maintain leave account of staff.
j) He/she will keep in his/her custody, imprest money and vouchers and maintain its account,
prepare wage bills of daily wagers, deposit the collected charges of different accounts to
hostel account.
k) He/she will collect cash/cheque and issue receipts and pay bills, if any, after due scrutiny and
on the authority of Warden.
l) He/she will deposit cash to bank and maintain its receipts and keep safe custody of receipt
books used.
m) He/she will maintain temporary advance register, manage adjustment of advances and will
retain paid vouchers and counterfoils of cheques.
n) He/she will write cheques, refund security amount, after necessary adjustment of dues, to the
resident students on the authority of Administrative Warden.
o) He/she will maintain list of defaulters, issue 'no dues' certificate under the signature of
Warden/Administrative Warden.
p) He/she will perform any other work including typing as may be assigned by
Warden/Administrative Warden.
q) He/she will report the matter of ragging, indiscipline, sabotage etc. to the
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Warden/Administrative Warden.
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This Committee' shall' meet at least twice a year to consider reports on the functioning of each of its
hostel from the Administrative Warden. It will also examine and approve annual budget for each of
its hostel. The committee will work for creating vibrant academic atmosphere in the Hostel, proper
integration of students and maintenance of discipline in the Hostel.
Every hostel will have a Mess Committee to assist the Warden. It will consist of:
a) The Administrative Warden as the ex-officio chairperson
b) The Warden
c) The Mess Manager
d) Five students representatives nominated by the Coordinator/Administrative Warden
of Hostels
The Mess Manager shall be nominated by the Administrative Warden from amongst
such resident students of the Hostel who volunteer to take up the function of Mess Manager.
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The Mess Secretary shall be nominated by the Administrative Warden from amongst one of the
five members of the Mess Committee by rotation.
The Mess Secretary shall:
a) convene meetings of the mess committee in consultation with the Warden (mess) and
maintain minutes of such meetings duly signed by all members;
b) assist mess manager in looking after quality of food and the general services rendered in
the mess;
c) put up the complaints of the residents, if any, before the mess committee for redressal;
d) assist in purchase of mess related materials;
e) ensure expenditure of the mess bill within normal limits except that of special dinners etc.;
f) scrutinize and countersign the monthly mess bill; and
g) shall prepare the list of the student making default in payment of mess and report the
matter to the Chairman, Mess Committee.
h) discharge all such other duties as assigned to him by the mess committee/mess Warden in
connection with the mess matters
Sanitary and Support Services staff visiting a girls hostel shall, before, entering into the premises,
seek prior permission of the concerned Warden/Administrative Warden. In-charge of the
Sanitary & Support Services will:
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CHAPTER-II
ALLOTMENT OF HOSTELS
This chapter includes eligibility and priority for hostel accommodation, hostel admission procedure,
inter-hostel and intra-hostel transfer of students, duration of stay in the hostel, procedure for
vacation and eviction of hostel rooms etc
The paid allotment in Hostels carries a Paid Allotment Fee of Rs.1500/- per month in addition to
regular hostel fee charged by the University
The allotment of hostel on the paid seats shall be strictly made on the basis of UET/PET/RET (Test C)
merit and accordingly does not extend any right/priority in allotment to those students who are
admitted in the concerned course of study on paid seats.
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The earnings would be utilized by the hostels for maintenance upkeep and improvement of facilities.
2.5 Reservation
Students of SC/ST and Divyang (on horizontal reservation basis) categories shall be given reservation
in hostel seats as per quota fixed according to GOI rules. If a Hostel houses students of more than
one course, the reservation shall be applicable on the seats allocated to each course separately.
Non-resident foreign nationals joining various full time courses of the university will be
accommodated in International Hostel as per the university guidelines framed from time to time
(International House Complex, BHU Information and Rules 2023-2024).
During 1st year Hostel allotment will be made on the basis of Composite Merit by giving 80%
weightage for the marks of entrance test and 20% weightage for the distance of place of residence
of the students to the University. The hostel allotment for second year onwards shall be done based
on the performance of the students in their previous year University Examination and in order to
maintain the national character of the Banaras Hindu University, distance factor will also be counted
as is being done in respect of hostel allotment in the first year. In case, the end semester/final
semester result(s), i.e. II/IV/VI are not declared, the hostel allotment would be done on the merits of
the odd semester results, i.e. I/III/ V/VII. The track record of the conduct of the desirous student in
previously allotted hostel should also be taken into account.
2.7.1 A student desirous of seeking hostel accommodation at graduate level has to apply on a
prescribed form (available in the office of the Principal of the College/Dean of the
Faculty/Director of the Institute) to the Principal of the College/Dean of the Faculty/Director
of the Institute along with documentary evidence of admission in a course of study of the
university and residential proof.
2.7.2 For admission to Triveni Complex, Principal of the concerned College/Dean of the concerned
Faculty/Director of the concerned Institute shall recommend the names according to quota
allotted to that College/Faculty/Institute.
2.7.3 Every student who has been allotted Hostel accommodation is required to fillup a hostel card
in triplicate to be provided by the concerned Hostel, one copy of which will be kept at the
Hostel, second copy with the respective Principal's/Dean's/Director's office and the third copy
with the office of the Chief Proctor.
2.7.4 For readmission to the hostel, a fresh application (Form No.2) will be necessary. However,
when a student rusticated from the hostel becomes eligible for hostel re-admission, he shall
not be allotted the same hostel where he lived prior to rustication.
All the hostel seats to be allotted on double occupancy basis. However, some rooms depending on
room size may be declared single-occupancy, triple-occupancy, etc.
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2.9 Allotment of rooms to Students of Subjects common to 2-3 Faculties
Rooms for the students admitted in common subjects shall be allotted with priority to students
belonging to the Faculty that runs the course. Thus, the students of M.A. in Geography and
Mathematics will get second priority in the allotment of rooms in Faculty of Science hostels and that
too only when rooms remain vacant after the exhaustion of quota of M.Sc., students in these
subjects.
The students in this category may be allotted rooms/seats only if vacancy exists after allotment of
seats/rooms to regular students/JRFs. The allotment would be made preferably in the same
(research) hostel in a particular lobby on application to the .Administrative Warden of the concerned
'hostel supported' by 'the appointment' letter issued by the project's principal investigator and
forwarded by the concerned Head of the Department. The JRF/SRF of this category coming from
Varanasi would get last preference.
2.12 Allotment of rooms to External Students visiting the University for Academic Programmes
a) The Principal/Dean/Director after getting satisfied with the bonafide of the student visitor
shall forward his name to the Coordinator/Administrative Warden for allotment of a room in
the hostel subject to availability. The host teacher and concerned Head of the Department
should forward the name of the above said student visitor.
b) The allotment period in the hostel at first instance will be for two weeks but can be extended'
further on the recommendation of the Head of. the Department depending on the academic
programme and subject to the availability of accommodation.
c) The student visitor will be charged at the rate of. Rs. 300/- per day for Non-Ac room and Rs.
500/- per day for AC room.
d) The incumbent student shall be personally responsible for his/her safety and contingencies
arising out of accidents/health problems etc.
e) Visitor students in the hostel shall not be permitted to have guests staying in their rooms. It will
be an obligation on the part of the student to obey all the hostel rules and regulations.
2.13 Miscellaneous
a) The basis of hostel admission will be merit secured in the entrance test held by the university
in the respective course of study.
b) Hostel allotment will be done by Principal of the College/ Dean of the Faculty/Director of the
Institute/Head of the Department concerned. No student shall be entitled for a particular
hostel as a matter of right.
c) Within a week of allotment, the students have to take possession of their allotted room failing
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which the allotment may be cancelled. Room allotment will be made by the concerned
Administrative Warden only on production of the receipt of the payment of the prescribed
charges/dues/fees. In case of students who have already lived in hostel in preceding years,
dues and furniture check is required prior to allotment of room (Form No.1).
d) Subject to provisions at Section 1.1,5 (g) and 1.2.5.1 (i) (d) of these Rules, a bonafide student-
resident of a hostel may make a request on Form' No. 11 seeking permission for stay of his/her
guest(s).
e) The hostel administration reserves the right to refuse admission to any applicant without
assigning any reason thereof.
a) Hostel accommodation is initially provided for a current academic session and may be
subsequently renewed till the completion of the course
b) The maximum period of Hostel stay of a Ph.D. scholar shall not exceed four years from the
date of registration (date of fee submission) in the Ph.D. programme.
a) A resident is liable to eviction for any kind of breach of discipline, violation of norms of hostel
or mess rules or for not conforming to academic requirements as stipulated in the academic
ordinances of the university or otherwise notified by the university.
b) The eviction process will be initiated by the Administrative Warden in consultation with
Coordinator/Principal of the College/Dean of the Faculty/Director of the Institute.
c) Prior to eviction, the resident in question will be served a maximum of 24 hours eviction
notice in writing and pasting it on the door of the room (Form No.6) by the Administrative
Warden in order to enable the resident to take care of his/her personal belongings lying in
the room and vacate the room on or before the date fixed for eviction.
d) If the resident does not comply with the eviction notice by the date specified therein, the lock
of the room will be broken open in the presence of the Administrative Warden, the Warden
of the Block/lobby concerned and the Chief Proctor or his representative. For this purpose,
the Administrative Warden has to inform the student (Form No.6) and concerned officer(s) in
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the prescribed form (Form No.7) in advance.
e) In case of roommate being affected by eviction of the defaulting student, the roommate may
be accommodated by the Administrative Warden in the other room if possible and necessary.
f) After the lock is broken open, the personal belonging of the defaulting student, if found in
room, shall be enlisted and signed by all present at the time of eviction (Form No.8) and
moved to safe custody of the Hostel administration.
g) In case any furniture/fixture issued/allotted to the student is found missing or damaged, the
cost of the article or damages to articles, as may be fixed/worked out by the Warden, will be
recovered from the student taking into account the original price of the article.
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CHAPTER-III
3.1.1. Hostel seat/room allotment shall not confer on the allottee (student) any right to tenancy or
subletting and the university shall have every right to get the room vacated/ allottee evicted in
event of breach of rule by the allottee.
3.1.2 The students should be back in their respective hostels as per the timings notified by the
University from time to time including rules for attending Central Library/ other
Institutional/departmental Library/ Laboratories after teaching hours. Students who are found
outside their respective hostel premise after the stipulated time and involving in any violence
or otherwise disturbing the peace on campus and privacy of B.H.U. community will be evicted
from hostel forthwith apart from any other disciplinary action as deemed fit by the university.
3.1.3. In case a student wishes to stay out late or to remain absent overnight he/she has to inform
the warden concerned in the prescribed form (Form No.10) and obtain his prior written
permission.
3.1.4. Any student who has been found to stay out at night either within or outside hostel without
written permission of the Warden will be subject to strict disciplinary action which may
amount to expulsion from the hostel.
3.1.5. No visitor shall be permitted to stay in the hostel after 9.00 p.m.
3.1.6. Males can' stay as guests only in boys hostels and females can stay as guests only in girls
hostels.
3.1.7 Further, no boarder shall accommodate a guest in his/her room without the written
permission of the Warden. Stay of a visitor in a hostel room in the absence of the resident is
strictly prohibited. In that event, such visitors shall be treated as trespassers and the boarder
be liable to immediate eviction or fine of Rs.3000/- or both.
3.1.8. Permission to stay will ordinarily be given maximum upto 7 days to bonafide guests only (but
not to a student of this university; an expelled student of this university; or a student of this
university against whom there are charges of misconduct or police case).
3.1.9. The hostel resident should not be found inebriated in hostel premises
3.1.10 A resident lodging an unauthorized person shall be subjected to fine and such other disciplinary
action as may be decided by the Administrative Warden or higher authorities. The amount of fine
will be Rs. 3000/- (per unauthorized person) in the first instance and shall be evicted from the
hostel if found guilty second time. The Administrative Warden will be competent to levy fines/
take penal action on the student for any breach of hostel norms/discipline.
3.1.11 The hostel administration reserves right to deny entry into the hostel to any visitor if in its
opinion the visitor, including any student's guest, is likely to disturb peace and order in the
hostel.
3.1.12. There will be provision of furniture in the resident's room according to prescribed norms. No
demand for additional furniture will be entertained.
3.1.13 The inmate of a room is responsible for the care of all furniture and fittings in and near his
room. Before leaving the hostel at the end of the session, he/she must hand over the room
with all the furniture and things to his Warden and obtain a receipt thereof. Any damage
other than wear and tear will be chargeable. In fact, the care of hostel property under use of a
resident is his responsibility. The residents found responsible for any damage or loss of the
hostel property will be charged therefore individually or collectively, as the case may be, and
they may also be liable to disciplinary action. The decision of the Administrative
Warden/Coordinator will be final in this regard.
3.1.14 The residents shall switch off lights, fans and other electrical gadgets of their rooms while
going out of the room.
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3.1.15 No property from the dining hall, common room, visitor's room or any other room of the
hostel can be removed by the hostel inmates/residents.
3.1.16. The students must not tamper with the electrical fixtures in their rooms in the hostel
premises or use any unauthorized electrical gadget like TV, room/water heater, desert
cooler etc. Students are authorized to use only one personal computer, mobile phone
charger, laptop charger and a table lamp as electrical/ electronic gadget in his/her room.
Any violation will amount to breach of hostel rules.
3.1.17. Room cooking is strictly prohibited.
3.1.18. The university shall not be responsible for any loss or damage of the personal belonging of
the residents. They have to use their own locks in their rooms and take care of their
personal belongings.
3.1.19. An indulgence in any act of intimidation or violence or riotous behaviour will be viewed
seriously and firmly dealt with.
3.1.20. Use of narcotics, tobacco, consumption of alcoholic beverages and gambling in the hostel are
strictly prohibited.
3.1.21. The residents shall not organize any religious or political function (other than those related
to students activities) within the premises of the hostel except with the prior permission of
the Vice-Chancellor.
3.1.22. The Warden/Administrative Warden/Coordinator/Principal of the College/Dean of
the Faculty/Director of the Institute/ Members of the Proctorial Board reserves right to
inspect hostel room at any time.
3.1.23. Students can't hold any meeting or organize any activity within the hostel premises
without the prior permission of the hostel administration concerned and such permission
should be normally sought at least 48 hours in advance.
3.1.24. The residents have to make payment of all hostel dues as per prescribed intervals.
3.1.25. The hostel administration reserves right to take disciplinary action, including eviction from
the hostel for violation of any of the rules.
3.1.26. The university reserves the right to close any or all hostels suo moto.
3.2 Attendance
3.2.1 Every hosteller is required to be present in the hostel daily (including holidays) as per the
timings notified by the University from time to time and should correctly sign the
attendance register kept by the Warden. concerned under his own constant supervision at
a specified place. The Warden concerned will countersign the register after checking all
entries.
3.2.2 No boarder shall be absent from the hostel after signing the register without leave
previously obtained in writing. Reason(s) for such leave shall be recorded on the register
3.2.3 Student who desires to be absent at the time of attendance must apply in writing in
advance.
3.2.4 Absence without leave shall render a student liable to a fine of Rs. 500/- for the first time
and a repeated breach of this rule by any student shall render him liable to further
disciplinary action.
3.2.5 The hostel gate should remain locked from 10.00 p.m. to 5.00 a.m. A register shall be kept
at the gate of the hostel in the custody of night chowkidar for late comers returning to
hostels after 10.00 p.m. The register for late comer should indicate the name, class and
room number of the students. The register shall be handed over to the Administrative
Warden every morning for scrutiny and records.
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3.3 Leave
No boarder shall leave Varanasi, during the teaching and examination schedules (except
holidays/breaks). In case of emergency boarder may leave with the written permission of the
Administrative Warden/ Warden.
This includes any breach of hostel regulations, lack of decorum, indiscipline, improper conduct
or wilful damage of hostel property or of the belongings of a fellow student which shall entail
disciplinary action including expulsion from the university. Illustrative list of acts of indiscipline
are as follows:
a) Leaving hostel overnight without prior permission in writing.
b) Irregularity in attendance in hostel and/or classes.
c) Accommodation of unauthorized persons/ guest without prior written permission in the
hostel.
d) Holding of meeting or organizing any activity without Warden's permission in the hostel.
e) Use of loud speaker in the hostel without prior written permission
f) Use of prohibited items/ appliances like heater, water heater, coolers etc in the hostel
g) Keeping motor cycle/scooter or any other motor vehicle without prior permission in
writing.
h) Inviting persons from outside the university to inaugurate functions without prior
written permission
i) Interchanging the allotted rooms without prior written permission of the Administrative
Warden/Warden.
j) Giving wrong information / personal details to the office of the hostel.
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3.4.3 Acts of Misconduct
a) Non-vacation of hostel after the prescribed period of stay.
b) Non-payment of mess/hostel dues beyond due date.
c) Man-handling/physical assault on any one in the hostel premises.
d) Misbehaviour with the staff of hostel/proctorial board and other persons charged with the duty
to check Identity Card and entry etc.
e) Removing/damaging furniture or other hostel property.
f) Abuse of drugs/indulgence in intoxicants/tobacco/ Alcohol and use of prohibited items.
g) Keeping fire-arms/knives, contraband material etc.
h) Moral turpitude
i) Ragging in any form inside or outside the hostel.
3.4.4 Punishments
Punishments may comprise of one or more of the following:
Category I
a) An order rusticating a student for a stated period, under intimation to other Universities
in India;
b) An order expelling a student from the University whether for all time to come for a
stated period, under intimation to other Universities in India;
c) An order directing banishment of a student from a Faculty or a Hostel whether for all
time to come for a stated period, under intimation to other Universities in India,
d) An order suspending a student for a period exceeding 03 months from all activities of
the University, Faculty or Hostel or only from specified activities.
Category II
a) an order directing a student to pay fine upto, but not exceeding Rs.3000/-(The fine amount
to be deposited in the hostel account).
b) an order suspending a student for a period not exceeding 90 days from the privileges of the
Hostel or only from specified activities of the Hostel. Duration of the suspension should be
specified. Suspension may not amount to eviction.
c) an order causing eviction of a student from the Hostel
Category III
a) an order directing a student to pay fine upto, but not exceeding Rs.3000/-(The fine
amount to be deposited in the hostel account)
b) an order directing entry of adverse remarks in the character roll of a student;
c) an order directing a student to vacate the Hostel and prohibiting him from re-entering
the Hostel for a period not exceeding 10 days;
d) an order directing a student to cease and desist from indulging in any act or acts of
indiscipline;
e) an order warning a student.
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a)In case of unauthorized guests and any of the acts of indiscipline:
In case a student is found harboring an unauthorized guest in his room or indulging in any act of
indiscipline mentioned above, a fine of Rs. 3000/- shall be imposed in the first instance. If found
indulged for the second time he/she will be evicted from the hostel (Form No.9)
b) For misconduct:
i) Misconduct mentioned at clause 3.4.3 (a) and (b) above shall attract Category II punishment;
ii) Misconduct mentioned at clause 3.4.3 (c) , (d), (e), (f) and (g) above shall attract Category I
punishment
iii) Complaint and punishment for ragging shall be governed by the UGC Regulation on Curbing
Menace of Ragging in Higher Education Institutions, 2009.
Note: Any of the punishments falling under Category I may not be imposed without serving a
show cause notice on the erring student and without giving him a hearing in person. However,
this will not impinge upon the powers of the Administrative Wardens in imposing any of the
Category II punishments pending completion of the Inquiry.
a)The Dean of the Faculty/ Director of Institute/ Principal, MMV/ are empowered to take any
disciplinary action (Category 1-III)mentioned in clause 3.4.4 above against any resident
student of their respective hostels for any act or acts of indiscipline/misconduct committed
within or outside the hostel premises.
b) The Administrative Wardens are empowered to take any disciplinary action under the
intimation to the Coordinator (if in position) at all times, other than those of category-I
mentioned in clause 3.4.4 above against any resident student of their respective hostels for
any act or acts of indiscipline/misconduct committed within the hostel premises. If the
Administrative Warden is of the opinion that the relevant act or acts of indiscipline deserve
any of the punishments mentioned in Category I of -the said clause, he/she shall refer the
matter to the Coordinator/Dean of the Faculty/ Director of Institute/ Principal, MMV/ for
necessary action and, subject to the limitations of his power, may take such interim
disciplinary action as be deems fit and proper.
c) The Wardens are empowered to take any disciplinary action, other than those of Category I and
Category II mentioned in clause 3.4.4 above, against any resident student of their respective
hostels for any act or acts of indiscipline/misconduct committed within the hostel premises. If
the Warden is of the opinion that the relevant act or acts of discipline deserve any of the
punishments mentioned in Category I or Category II of the said clause, he/she shall refer the
matter to the Administrative Warden (for Category II cases only)/ Coordinator/Dean of the
Faculty/ Director of Institute/ Principal, MMV (for Category I cases only)/ for necessary action
and, subject to the limitations of his power, may take such interim disciplinary action as be
deems fit and proper.
a) In the first instance any grievance/complaint from a resident student or students should be
referred to the Warden/Administrative Warden of the hostel who will, depending upon the
nature of the complaint, ensure that it is processed by him/ her as speedily as possible.
b) When the resident student or students are not satisfied with the action taken by the
Warden/Administrative Warden, the student can bring the grievance in writing to the
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Coordinator of the Faculty Hostels as soon as the decision of the Warden/Administrative
Warden has been notified and in no case later than three weeks from the said decision.
c) There will be a Grievance Redressal Committee of the Faculty constituted by the Vice-
Chancellor. It will comprise: (i) Principal of the College/Dean of the Faculty/Director of the
Institute, (ii) two teachers nominated the Vice-Chancellor, preferably from amongst
persons having adequate experience in hostel administration. The term of the Committee
will be of three years and it will formulate its own procedure. The students may appeal
against decision of the Co-ordinator in writing to this Committee.
d) The Grievance Redressal Committee shall ensure that the grievances referred to it are
processed as speedily as possible and in no case later than two weeks from the date of
lodging of the complaint in writing
e) The decision of the Grievance Committee shall be final. However, it will
not interfere with the routine administration and governance of the hostel.
f) The Vice-Chancellor may appoint teaching faculty of the University as Hostel of
Ombudsman, who shall investigate into mis/maladministration of hostel either suo moto or
as the basis of complaint made to him and submit his report to the Vice-Chancellor.
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CHAPTER - IV
Every hostel has facility of mess or messes joining of which for residents is compulsory. Common
room for organization of various activities, provision for stay of casual guests, telephone, Internet
etc among other facilities are available in the hostel.
a) There will be maintained date wise account of the diet taken by each member of the mess in
a register (Form No.4). The responsibility of maintaining diet register shall be of the
Contractor running the mess.
b) Prior to taking a meal, every student has to make entry in the diet register kept in the dining
hall. Failure to sign this register will not absolve the student of the liability to pay meal
charges.
c) The Contractor under the supervision of mess manager will work .out the total meals,
special dinner, etc taken by student and calculate the mess charges accordingly at the end of
each month.
d) The dates/duration of food stoppages should be entered in the diet register with red ink by
the mess manager and countersigned by Warden-incharge mess.. The restoration of food
facility to defaulters be also recorded through a similar procedure.
a) All the resident students and their guests, if any, will have to take meals in the dining hall. Sick
students may be allowed to have sick diet in their rooms with the permission of the Warden.
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In no case students will be allowed to take the mess food outside dining hall.
b) Food will be served on the dining table by the helpers in their hostel specific mess dress.
c) Impersonation i.e. eating or signing the diet register for bonafide student is prohibited and
defaulters will be dealt with as per disciplinary rules. .Only one student shall eat from one
plate or Thali and no other is allowed to share the same plate/Thali.
e) Any altercation with the mess manager and the mess staff is not allowed. If there is any
grievance, it may be 'recorded in the 'suggestion book which will be brought to the notice of
the Mess Committee.
f) Taking alcoholic drink or smoking in the dining hall is strictly prohibited and is punishable
offence.
g) Taking of mess utensils outside dining hall is not permitted.
h) Resident students must not waste food and observe cleanliness in the dining hall.
i) Students should not ask mess employees to prepare special dishes for them.
j) Students and those not on duty should not enter into kitchen.
k) Duration of dining hours will be decided by the Warden in consultation with Mess
Committee.
I) The mess timing have to be adhered by the students and their guests if any
m) A breach of the above rules will render the students liable to fine and/or disciplinary action,
including expulsion from the hostel, removal from the University, etc.
a) The food menu of the mess will be decided by the hostel Mess Committee. Care has to be taken
to prescribe a balanced diet at a reasonable rate vetted by a nutritionist at BHU
b) The menu once decided should be displayed in the dining hall and one copy given to the Mess
Manager who will ensure its strict observance.
c) A sick student may be supplied special diet subject to permission of the Warden and availability
of required food stuff.
a) At the end of each month, the Mess Committee will finalise the account and order for
preparation of bills. The Mess Account will be placed on the notice board.
b) The defaulters list prepared by the private contractor will be checked by the dealing clerk
and sent to the Warden and Administrative Warden for stopping meals of the defaulter and
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also for initiating disciplinary action as deemed fit. The private contractor will maintain
record of the meal in the diet register.
c) After the last day of the month, the defaulter is liable to be evicted from
the hostel without further notice.
a) Sports facilities in the hostel will be made available for Volleyball, Badminton, Table-Tennis
and Indoor Games.
b) Students are expected to use the sports facilities in a disciplined manner and are liable to
pay fine or other type of punishment in case of any damage. For meeting the expenses
incurred on durable and consumable sports equipment and for hostel level
sports/tournament some money can be spent from hostel development fund. The amount
for that will be decided by Hostel Committee. The Administrative Warden has to ensure
that the expenditures are prudent and more or less evenly spread through out the
academic year. Also, it is properly recorded and maintained apart from scrutiny by audit
department preferably within 3 months and in any case within the same financial year.
c) Officially declared annual sports activities will be given preference in
allocation of play fields and funds.
d) The conveners/captains of the teams or the applicants will be responsible for preventing
outsiders and unauthorized people from participating in the events. If found otherwise,
the in-charge of the event will be answerable. The students who get the fields booked
would be responsible to maintain discipline in all respects.
e) Game equipments will be issued only to student convenors. While booking the field/hall,
the application is required to be forwarded by the Head of the Department/Administrative
Warden/Dean of Faculty concerned, as the case may be, and the applicant would be
required to deposit his/her I-card till the completion of booking time and the item's
equipment issued is returned to stores of sports office.
The students may avail the Internet facilities. The Administrative Warden has to ensure that the
facility is not misused. The hostel development fund may be used for maintaining the Internet
facility
a) In every hostel there will be a common room. The common room will be closed by 10.00
p.m. unless the time is extended by the Warden / Administrative Warden in writing on
special occasion.
b) Each hostel may purchase magazine newspaper for an amount specified and the magazines
or newspapers to be' purchased has to be decided by the Hostel Committee in consultation
with the Warden.
a) The Common Rooms/TV/TT Halls may be used for cultural activities, seminar, group
discussion, fresher’s welcome and farewell party to senior students on permission by
Administrative Warden/Coordinator at his discretion.
b) The organiser(s) of the functions have to give undertaking that he/they will abide by all the
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rules of the Hall. Violation of any of the rules will render the organiser liable to disciplinary
action including denial of the facility for future occasion apart from any other action as
university may deem fit.
c) The timings for use of the halls will be 10.00 A.M. to 11.00 P.M.
d) The Student Organisers will be required to ensure strict observance of the
norms/conditions like: (a) adequate security arrangement, especially when VIPs are to
grace the occasion, (b) no mishappening/incident, (c) necessary arrangement (on own risk
and expense) for public address system/mike/stage lighting, (d) prohibition of smoking and
drinking in hall, (e) careful hanging of banners without damage to the walls and/or removal
of structure/fittings immediately after the function failing which he will be levied labour
charge, (f) charge against any kind of damage to the hall from the organiser(s) of the
programme concerned, (g) proper cleaning of the floors in hall after programme is over.
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CHAPTER V
5. 1 Sanitation/Cleanliness
Sanitation and cleanliness are of utmost importance and residents are advised not to throw any kind
of (used or unused) material out of the rooms. Keeping of dustbins in the rooms may be very helpful
in this respect.
a). The Warden (Sanitation) will keep a proper watch over the sanitation and cleanliness of the
hostel. Each block servant will be allotted a certain number of rooms and the varandah in
front there of to be cleaned daily. Similarly, every safaiwala will also be allocated specific
areas to be cleaned every day. These employees will obtain the residents' signature
everyday for having cleaned the allotted rooms/areas.
b). The Warden will also keep a watch over the proper use of sanitation material supplied to
the hostel from time to time on an indent signed by him
c) The office in-charge is responsible for maintaining the stock of sanitation materials and will
be responsible for any pilferage.
d) The Warden will distribute the work among block servants and safaiwalas, and the
incharge sanitation nominated by him will super use it.
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CHAPTER VI
MISCELLANEOUS
The students of the University shall abide by the general rules of traffic, health, sanitation, messing,
extra-curricular activities and security of property. Any breach on their part will render them liable
to such disciplinary action as may be taken by the University.
All cases of indiscipline amounting to violation of the law of the land, shall be reported to the Chief
Proctor, who may after holding preliminary investigation, hand over the person concerned to the
Police for initiating proceeding according to law.
a) Any question of allotment and discipline not covered by these Ordinances and Regulations
and other rules framed by the Academic Council, shall be dealt with by the Vice-
Chancellor.
b) Any doubt or dispute about the interpretation of these Ordinances shall be referred to the
Vice-Chancellor, whose decision, in his capacity as the Chairman, Academic Council, shall
be final.
c) Notwithstanding anything contained in these rules, the Vice-Chancellor may,
on the recommendations of the Head/Dean/Director/Principal and where it is expedient to
do so, take appropriate decision on the hostel related issues not covered by these rules.
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TABLE 1
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34 Aravali Hostel RGSC 205 410 1 2
35 Himgiri Hostel RGSC 27 54 - 2
36 Warden Flats (Boys)* RGSC 30 90 - -
37 New Boys Hostel 1** RGSC - - - -
* Temporary Arrangement ** Under construction
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35 New PG Girls Hostel Multi-Faculty 321 642 1 2
36 New Ph.D Girls Hostel Multi-Faculty 200 400 - 3
Bhartendu Harishchandra Arts
37 Hostel 45 84 1 2
* Temporary arrangement
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[See Rule 2.13 (c)]
BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY
FORM No.1
Faculty of______________________
_______________________Hostel
I undertake to keep the furniture/fixtures in my safe custody and shall not cause any deliberate
damage. I have noted that I will have to pay the charges for damages caused by me either
deliberately or due to negligence on my part.
Signature of student
Date_________________
Counter signature of office clerk
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FORM No.2
[See Rule 2.7.4]
BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY
APPLICATION FOR RE-ADMISSION TO HOSTEL
Name of Hostel ....................................................................................................
Affix latest
1. Name of the Student ................................. passport size
(in capital letters) (Surname) (Name) (Middle Name) photograph duly
2. Sex ............................................................. attested
3. Date of Birth ............................................
4. Nationality ...............................................
5. Permanent Address ....................................................................
6. (a) Father's Name & Address ......................................
I declare that the information given above is true to the best of my knowledge and belief and
nothing has been concealed. In case it is found that any information has been given incorrectly
of some material facts have been concealed, I am liable for eviction from the hostel besides
such other action which the University may deem fit to take against me.
Date .........................
Signature & Name of the
Student
Information Verified & found correct. Hostel facility may be granted/renewed till
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FORM NO. 3
[See Rule 1.5.2 (ii) (c ) ]
B.F. Extra Lunch Dinner Extra B.F. Extra Lunch Dinner Extra/Guest
/Guest1.
1. 2.
2. 3.
3. 4.
4. 5.
5. 6.
6. 7.
7. 8.
8. 9.
9. 10.
10. 11.
11. 12.
12. 13.
13. 14.
14. 15.
15. 16.
16. 17.
17. 18.
18. 19.
19. 20.
20. 21.
21. 22.
22. 23.
23. 24.
24. 25.
25. 26.
26. 27.
27. 28.
28. 29.
29. 30.
30. 31.
31.
Total Diet.. ........ Total Diet.. ........
Diet Rate Rs. ............................... Diet Rate Rs. ...............................
Total Amount Rs. ...................... Total Amount Rs. ......................
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FORM No.4
[See Rule 4.2. (a)1
BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY
Faculty of …………………..
……………………………Hostel
Hostel Mess
(To be prepared in triplicate)
Mess bill for the month of ……………………………………………. Diet charge @Rs. …………………………………………….
S.No. Name of Room No. Amount Extra Special Other Grand Supplement Date of Dated Remarks
the No. of Missing Dinner Charges total Bill Payment Initials
students Diets Receipt of
No. & Warden
Date (mess)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Certified that above have been checked and found correct.
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FORM No.5
[See Rule 2.15 (d)]
BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY
Faculty of …………………..
……………………………Hostel
Part — I
The Admin. Warden
...................... Hostel
Banaras Hindu University
Sir/Madam,
Kindly permit me to, leave the hostel with , my personal belongings on
........................................................................ and refund my security deposit after adjusting dues, if any. My
future address is given below.
I have completed ......................................................... in the Department of ......................... / Faculty of
............................................. and am leaving the university.
Yours faithfully,
Signature of Resident...............
Name of the Resident ...............................
Date.
Address for future correspondence: Dept./Faculty ...................................
Room No
Pin. ...........................................
Tel. No ....................................
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Part - II
His/her room has been checked and all furniture and 'fixures allotted to him/her have been found in tact.
Damages, if any, have been recovered from him/her vide Receipt No. dt. The possession/key of the room
has been taken and nothing is due from him/her.
Office Clerk's Signature Date _________________________________________________________________
No dues are outstanding from him/her.
He/she has been billed for the whole period up to ............................ and the bill has been paid.
Part -III
Shri/Smt./Km ......................................................................... allottee of Room No ....................................... of
Hostel is permitted to leave the hostel along with his/her personal belongings.
Security amount Rs refunded by Cheque No. ............................................................................................ -Dt.
......................................./ in cash.
Admin. Warden
Note : 1. Office clerk (to keep copy in the student's file)
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FORM No.6
[See Rule 2.16 (c) & (d)]
BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY
Faculty of …………………..
……………………………Hostel
EVICTION NOTICE
C.:
Office Clerk
………………..Hostel
Student File / Office File
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FORM No.7
[See Rule 2.16.(d) & 5.2.2. (e)]
BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY
Faculty of …………………..
……………………………Hostel
INTIMATION OF EVICTION
Dear Sir/Madam,
Admin. Warden
Copy to:
1. The Warden (Maintenance)—to ensure that the carpenter remains present for breaking the lock.
2. Office Clerk—to be present at the said date and time.
3. Office File / Resident File
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FORM No.8
[See Rule 2.16 (f)]
BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY
Faculty of …………………..
……………………………Hostel
With reference to office order No………………….dated--------- as desired by the warden, the resident of
Room No. ………………… Mr/ Ms……………………………………. been evicted and his/her lock was broken
open on-------------------in presence of Chief Proctor/his nominee, Admin. Warden, Warden
(Maintenance). The following articles were found as his/her personal belongings in the
room/nothing has been found in his/her rom as his/her belongings.
1. ……………
2. ……………
3. ……………
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FORM No. 9
[See Rule 3.4.1 & 3.4.5 (a)]
BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY
Faculty of …………………..
……………………………Hostel
MEMORANDUM
Shri/Smt./Ms. ............................................
Room No. .............................................
....................................................... Hostel
Banaras Hindu University
You have been found keeping unauthorised guest(s) in your room on .................................. in violation of the
Hostel rules.
You are fined Rs ............................................ and are directed to deposit the amount with the hostel clerk and
report to the undersigned with receipt by ....................................... positively, failing which your room will be
double-locked you shall be liable to eviction.
You are further warned not to violate the hostel rules in future, otherwise it may call for more
severe disciplinary action.
Copy to
i) The Coordinator
ii) The O.C. Hostel for keeping notes in the personal file of the resident.
iii) Mess Manager
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FORM No. 10
[See Rule 3.1.3]
BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY
Faculty of …………………..
……………………………Hostel
Date………..
Admin. Warden
......................... Hostel
Banaras Hindu University
Sir/Madam,
……………………………………………………………………………the resident of room No.
................................................ of ... Hostel request your permission for permission) say out of the
hostel from ............................. to ……………. (date ..........................................................................
and time ................... .) for ............................................................. (reason), During this period I shall be at
........................................................................................................ (address with phone number)
Yours faithfully,
Date .........................................................
Note: In case a student is going for field work/experiment outside, he has to get the application
forwarded by the Supervisor/Head of the Department concerned.
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FORM No. 11
[See Rule 2.13 (d)]
BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY
Faculty of …………………..
……………………………Hostel
1
FORM No. 12
[See Rule 3.5.1 (e)]
BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY
Faculty of …………………..
……………………………Hostel
Madam/Sir ,
……………………………………………………………………...the resident of room No.
.......................................... of .......................................... Hostel request your permission for keeping a
guest/extending the stay of my guest Shri/Smt. ........................................................ Age ....................
Address ........................................................... for………….days………. from…………………….
................................................. to ......................................................
I will be fully responsible for the stay of my guest and I undertake to pay the guest charges as per
rules and other charges that may be imposed for default.
Yours faithfully,
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Proposed (New)
FORM No. 13
[See Rule 2.1 (i)]
BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY
Faculty of …………………..
……………………………Hostel
(To be submitted in Duplicate)
UNDERTAKING BY THE STUDENT
Date………………….Name…………………………………..Mobile No…………………………..
Signature of Student ………………………………
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Administrative Warden holds a broader scope of responsibilities, overseeing general administration, financial management, and disciplinary actions across hostels. In contrast, a Warden focuses on the maintenance and everyday issues within a specific hostel section, such as overseeing cleanliness, student health, and compliance with hostel rules. While both roles involve student welfare and discipline, the Administrative Warden acts as the executive authority making high-level decisions, whereas the Warden handles day-to-day operations and supports the Administrative Warden .
Extra-curricular activities supervised by the Administrative Warden are vital for promoting student welfare as they play a critical role in fostering engagement and well-being. These activities include sports, games, and social service initiatives, which help students develop social skills, reduce stress, and build a sense of community within the hostel environment. By planning and organizing these activities, the Warden supports a balanced student life, contributing to academic success and personal growth .
To prevent ragging, the hostels implement strict rules overseen by the Administrative Warden. They are tasked with taking proactive measures to ensure incidents of ragging are minimized, maintaining a safe environment for all students. The Warden's presence and authority to enforce discipline and respond to any reports of ragging contribute to creating a secure and inclusive atmosphere, which is essential for students' mental and emotional well-being .
The Administrative Warden in university hostels has the responsibility to maintain discipline and supervise cultural activities of students. They are empowered to take measures to prevent ragging, attend to cases of misbehavior, and address indiscipline issues within the hostel premises. The Warden may also grant permission for the stay of bonafide guests, decide on imposing or waiving fines for student misconduct, and is responsible for managing funds related to student activities .
The Administrative Warden's involvement in organizing extracurricular activities directly influences the cultural environment of university hostels by creating a vibrant, dynamic community. Such activities promote cultural exchange, leadership development, and social inclusivity among students. By facilitating events that appeal to diverse interests, the Warden enhances student interaction and engagement, fostering a culturally enriched and cohesive hostel life, which is essential for holistic student development .
The Administrative Warden is appointed by the Vice-Chancellor on the recommendation of relevant authorities, such as the Director of Institutes or Dean of Students, from the teaching staff associated with the hostels. Their tenure is three years, with eligibility for reappointment. The Vice-Chancellor can relieve the Administrative Warden at any time. This structure ensures a balance between continuity and flexibility in hostel management, permitting adjustments based on performance or changing needs .
The process for vacating a hostel involves the student submitting a formal application for permission to leave, ensuring all personal belongings and room conditions are assessed. The Administrative Warden must verify that any damages have been accounted for and ensure that all dues are settled before refunding the student's security deposit. This systematic approach ensures accountability, maintaining the integrity and usability of hostel facilities for future residents .
Managing hostel funds is a critical responsibility of the Administrative Warden, involving the regulation of budgets, handling temporary advances, and ensuring transparent financial transactions. Challenges may include balancing limited resources against the needs for maintenance and student activities, preventing financial mismanagement, and ensuring timely financial reporting. Effective fund management is crucial to ensure the smooth operation of hostel facilities and student services .
The Administrative Warden is essential in overseeing the financial operations of the hostel. They regulate the hostel budget, handle temporary advances, and ensure timely settlement. The Warden also manages the bank reconciliation statement, decides on security deposits, and operates within an imprest account to maintain financial accountability. This role is crucial in ensuring transparent and efficient financial practices, impacting the overall functionality and sustainability of hostel operations .
The Administrative Warden is tasked with addressing grievances from students and staff efficiently, within their jurisdiction. They can impose or waive fines for disciplinary breaches and have the authority to transfer residents as needed. This role is pivotal in maintaining order and ensuring a respectful, harmonious living environment in the hostels. The Warden's capability to make prompt decisions on grievances reassures students of fair treatment and timely resolution of issues .