PST hostel

“So much cost-cutting is happening here 1. Common Area Seating: When I joined, the common area had plenty of couches for students. Now, most of them have been removed and placed in a spot below the girls’ hostel where sitting isn’t even allowed. Nobody uses them there. Were those couches just to impress parents during admissions? 2. The “Coding Den”: Around 500 students (approx.) stay in this hostel, yet the so-called coding den can barely accommodate 10–15 people. I often go there to study or focus, but it’s almost always crowded. It is completely inadequate for the number of residents. 3. Leisure Facilities: The recreational amenities are honestly disappointing. A table tennis table without a TT ball. A pool table with only one cue stick. And there’s only ONE of each—again, for hundreds of students. 4. Food Menu: The food menu keeps getting changed—and mostly reduced—according to their convenience. If they keep removing services we paid for, should we also start reducing the fees we paid? 5. Laundry Services: Initially, we were told we could give laundry on alternate days with no limit on the number of clothes. Now a limit has been imposed. They also promised that clothes wou”

— Shashank Goel · ★1

“Worst stay ever chosen by polaris, management is absolutely trash, even they don't have any written permission to take personal things from students but their staff didn't care ,in the name of security they placed security guard on each floor , even felt like jail , and when i said to their hostel manager,he even't hesitated to say that ,"this is the 2nd jail" , what the hell , they charging the 1 lakh for 6 months ( in last 2month of june-july, there is college holidays,no one gonna live in those 2 months,yet they didn't hesitate to take the money) , i don't understand who gonna live in those 2 months and gonna eat their trash food (lauki,bhindi..etc) when time to take fees they will call you all day,cut your wifi, and when time to fix things,they excused it, there is no table tennis ball ( everytime i go to play) ,tt pads are not in good condition, pool is not in good condition, their laundry can't wash small clothes (like socks, handkerchief..etc) and they have to charge 1lakh per semester , even they don't deserve 1star also”

— Arpit Tripathi · ★1

“So much cost-cutting is happening here 1. Common Area Seating: When I joined, the common area had plenty of couches for students. Now, most of them have been removed and placed in a spot below the girls’ hostel where sitting isn’t even allowed. Nobody uses them there. Were those couches just to impress parents during admissions? 2. The “Coding Den”: Around 500 students (approx.) stay in this hostel, yet the so-called coding den can barely accommodate 10–15 people. I often go there to study or focus, but it’s almost always crowded. It is completely inadequate for the number of residents. 3. Leisure Facilities: The recreational amenities are honestly disappointing. A table tennis table without a TT ball. A pool table with only one cue stick. And there’s only ONE of each—again, for hundreds of students. 4. Food Menu: The food menu keeps getting changed—and mostly reduced—according to their convenience. If they keep removing services we paid for, should we also start reducing the fees we paid? 5. Laundry Services: Initially, we were told we could give laundry on alternate days with no limit on the number of clothes. Now a limit has been imposed. They also promised that clothes wou”

— Shashank Goel · ★1

“So much cost-cutting is happening here 1. Common Area Seating: When I joined, the common area had plenty of couches for students. Now, most of them have been removed and placed in a spot below the girls’ hostel where sitting isn’t even allowed. Nobody uses them there. Were those couches just to impress parents during admissions? 2. The “Coding Den”: Around 500 students (approx.) stay in this hostel, yet the so-called coding den can barely accommodate 10–15 people. I often go there to study or focus, but it’s almost always crowded. It is completely inadequate for the number of residents. 3. Leisure Facilities: The recreational amenities are honestly disappointing. A table tennis table without a TT ball. A pool table with only one cue stick. And there’s only ONE of each—again, for hundreds of students. 4. Food Menu: The food menu keeps getting changed—and mostly reduced—according to their convenience. If they keep removing services we paid for, should we also start reducing the fees we paid? 5. Laundry Services: Initially, we were told we could give laundry on alternate days with no limit on the number of clothes. Now a limit has been imposed. They also promised that clothes wou”

— Shashank Goel · ★1