TERI SAS Hostel Fees 2025, Facilities, Rooms, Food, Photos

The annual fest AAHWAAN is a great deal among the student body and is celebrated with great pomp and show annualy in the month of november. The range and accessibility of books and journals available in the library is immense and does not lack any significant asset. The facilities and technological provisions in the classroom include internal heating/cooling system, PCs, and projectors which enhance the overall learning process for the student body. Sports is something which is taken very seriously on the campus, which is why we have a chess board, a carrom board, and a TT table situated in the canteen. There is also a badminton and a basketball court situated on the campus which acts as a source of recreation for the students.The TERI SAS portal is common for students and plays a vital role in the student life as it displays your attendance, marks obtained in the exams, internships selected for you and much more things.

Campus life is very lively and joyous AAHWAN is our annual fest, organised in November end for 3 days Otherwise also, all festivals are celebrated and different extra curricular activities arranged throughout the year Many social groups are run by students. College is supportive likewise

The infrastructure is quite ok tho the campus is really small one good thing is it's fully air conditioners so it's good in summers and campus life is quite ok as there is not much space available for the event it occurs on a small scale

College have very small infrastructure in 2 acres of land. The college conducted 3day fest in the month of December named Aahwaan with various activities and competitions like dancing, singing, table tennis, chess ets . with some bands performing in it. Classrooms are fully AC have a little bit of ventilation problem during winters. There are 3 clubs to join like Eco club, Spic macay.

There are three clubs for students: media and arts club, eco club, and sports club. Every club organizes some activities every now and then. There's an annual magazine published by an eco club named Vasundhara. Also, there's a sports week every semester organized by sports club members. And an ethnic day organized by any department every semester.

REtopia is the technical fest held during the month of November and is typically a two-day event. All books and journals are available in the library and those of which are not are bought once this is brought into the library's notice. The classrooms and laboratories are equipped with top notch instruments and are at par with the requirements of modern studies. The college not only promotes curricular activities but also extracurricular ones. There is a dedicated zero hour for such activities wherein students can plan, perform and organise various events and competitions in their respective clubs, all without interrupting their studies. There are specially dedicated clubs for the environment, dramatics and sports. The eco-club is very active on Instagram as well as WhatsApp.

REtopia is the annual tech fest being conducted in the month of November and is for two days. Almost every book pertaining to respective courses are available in the library, and even which are not there, are made available once it is brought in the notice of librarian. Classrooms and laboratories are fitted with all modern-day equipment at par with technology. There are dedicated hours for extra curricular activities so that studies are not affected. Ecoclubterisas is the official if the handle of Environmental Club at TERI School of Advanced Studies, and they are also quite active on WhatsApp and email.

No, I have not opted for any hostel as I am a bonafide resident of the National Capital Territory of Delhi region. I do not think anyone needs a hostel here.

No i haven't availed any. they are only for girls. But it is a good place to stay. A lot of girls find it comfortable and safe out there. The management is very alert on them. Boys are not allowed to enter the rooms of girls.

It's a small 2 acre campus with a small number of students. There's a half basketball court (which is also a small football court, and volleyball court), a badminton court, a Table Tennis table, chess board and cartoon for students. There's an annual sports meet where students, staff and other faculty participate. Most of the students are from Delhi but it's a mixed batch. There are 2-3 international students as well. Gender ratio is skewed towards females. In my course there are 6 boys and 17 girls. There's no politics on campus. There are a few clubs which organize quizzes and events but they're mostly inactive