MAMC caters to a sizable population of hostellers, often referred to as 'chronic' or 'acute' hostellers. The chronics are the 'real' hostellers, who are from outside Delhi and hence spend all their time on campus, and acquire quite a distinct personality. The 'acutes' are mostly day-scholars or residents of Delhi who either have their own rooms or parasitize the chronics.

The hostels are a must for the graduate students who often have to contend with long duty hours and need a place to catch a quick nap. Also lots of people take up hostel accommodation during prof time to study, and festival time to party.

The most happening places at MAMC are the hostels - as it is actually a place where you spend most of the 5 1/2 years of your undergrad studies. They serve as centers of study, parties, endless gup, lonely nights, exhausted slumbers,... the list is endless. And this is where all your friends are.

In general, the condition of the hostels is not quite up to the mark. The toilets are mostly clean and just functional. Rooms vary in size and shape, but are generally adequate. One thing that is not lacking is ventilation. Lots of open spaces. Most of the sports facilities are in the hostels. Electricity failures are rare, and even then the emergency lights are always there.

Each hostel features a well furnished common room for visitors, a TV room (with a large 29" TV and cable), a mess, parking facility and 24 hour security. Details of the hostels are given below. Also go through the Facilities on Campus section.

Hostel fees are ridiculously low for the undergrads. So the jump to PG Hostel fees hurts, especially when it is made compulsory for all.

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