Aarupadai Veedu Institute of Technology (AVIT), Chennai Campus: Address, Hostel, Facilities, Infrastructure

AVIT Hostel and Fees Structure

The Institution has hostel facility for boys and girls in individual blocks each with the capacity of 1000 and 400 respectively. The hostel mess caters to the requirement of all the inmates with both North Indian and South Indian food varieties in their regular menu. The institution has huge play ground with football and basketball courts. The indoor game facility and recreational facility are available both in the campus and in hostel. Separate gymnasium for boys and girls is available in the hostel. An ambulance facility is also available round the clock. An ATM Center is established in the campus through ICICI Bank

Hostel Type (Girls/ Boys)	BOYS & GIRLS (SEPERATE)
Capacity	BOYS – 700, GIRLS – 350
Hostel Fees	AC ROOM (3) -115000/- REGULAR (3) - 75000/- REGULAR (4) - 60000/-
Mess Fees
Location (on-campus or off-campus)	ON CAMPUS
Room Type (Occupancy basis)	TRIPLE / FOUR SHARING ROOMS ONLY
Hostel Facilities/ Amenities	WI-FI, LAUNDRY, TV, GYM, YOGA FACILITIES, RO WATER SYSTEM, MEDICAL ROOM

Boy’s Hostels
1
Location
On Campus

Girl’s Hostels
1
Location
On Campus

Students Activities & Clubs

NSS

The National Service Scheme (NSS) has aroused among the youth an awareness of the realities of life and a better understanding and appreciation of the problems of people. The NSS is thus a concrete attempt in making education relevant to the needs of society. The NSS aims at instilling in the youth, a social consciousness with the overall objective of the personality development of the students through community service.

Motto :- "Not me, but you"

In the National Policy on Education (1968) it was stated that work experience and national service, including participation in meaningful and challenging programmes of community service and national reconstruction, should become an integral part of education, emphasis being made on self help, character formation and on developing a sense of social commitment. The National Service Volunteer is envisaged as a social engineer, one who strives to discover his creative potential and gain a deep and critical insight into the issues involved in the process of development, and who is willing to commit all his energy in the service of the community and the country.

Working for and with the community, understanding the problems of real-life and utilizing their skills and knowledge in solving those problems enrich the experience of the students and has tremendous value in their preparation for the responsibilities of life.

The NSS provides the youth, during this interregnum, avenues for indulging in creative and constructive work suited to their educational background and aptitude.

Mahatma Gandhi's suggestion was that the first duty of students should be one where they do not treat the period of study as one of the opportunities for indulgence in intellectual luxury but rather one preparing them for dedication in services. In doing so they would be working towards the upliftment of the villagers to a higher material and moral level.