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The College has two hostels namely, Kalavati Gupta Hostel (KG Hostel), on its campus, and the Indraprastha College Women's Hostel (IP College), across the road opposite the College with a total number of 500 seats.
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- 31, Sham Nath Marg, India
The newly built Indraprastha Hostel across the road provides additional accommodation for 166 students in well-appointed 2-seater rooms. Thirty seats in this hostel are reserved for students from the North-Eastern states.
Indraprastha College for Women facilities include a library, canteen, hostel, Wifi, bank and ATM. Indraprastha College for Women facilities also provide sports to promote physical and extracurricular activities among students.
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The College has two hostels to accommodate 450 students, the 170 seater Indraprastha College Girls Hostel and the Kalavati Gupta Hostel (KG) which has total number of 280 seats. The IP Hostel also has the option of A.C rooms.
Hostel Admissions: The allocation of seats in the hostels is strictly on the basis of merit within each subject and category. The Hostel follows the reservation policy applicable to SC, ST, PwBD and Foreign Students categories, as per norms of the University of Delhi.
HOSTEL ADMISSION LIST. TO VIEW THE HOSTEL ADMISSION LIST, CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING LINKS: KALAVATI GUPTA HOSTEL. INDRAPRASTHA COLLEGE WOMEN'S HOSTEL (First List) INDRAPRASTHA COLLEGE WOMEN'S HOSTEL and KALAVATI HOSTEL (Second List) KALAVATI GUPTA HOSTEL (Third List) INDRAPRASTHA COLLEGE WOMEN'S HOSTEL (Third List) KALAVATI GUPTA HOSTEL (Fourth List)
Jun 21, 2023 · Welcome to Indraprastha College for Women. Established in 1924, the College is on the verge of completing hundred years. The College was set up by a group of philanthropists in Delhi with a vision of empowering young women through education, etching out their role in nation building.
