Separate hostels for boys and girls on campus — a safe, comfortable home for the full two years of the PGDM.
Residential Life
VSOB is a residential school. Separate hostels for boys and girls stand inside the 65-acre campus, with 1200+ beds between them — so lectures, the library, the sports grounds and your room are all a short walk apart.
Rooms are furnished and well-ventilated, wardens live on site, and dedicated housekeeping staff keep the blocks clean. Evenings fill with mess-table conversations, common-room matches and group study — the part of a management education that never appears on a timetable.
At a glance
Facilities
Both hostels share the same standard of amenities, supervision and care.
Bed, study table and storage in spacious, well-ventilated rooms.
Hygienic mess serving nutritious vegetarian meals through the day.
High-speed internet in rooms and common areas across the blocks.
Regular laundry and housekeeping keep the residences comfortable.
Gated entry, CCTV and resident wardens keep watch around the clock.
First aid on site and quick access to nearby medical facilities.
Common rooms with indoor games and television for the evenings.
Uninterrupted power backup and round-the-clock water supply.
The girls’ hostel stands inside the campus with gated access, women wardens in residence and full-time security. Rooms are furnished and well-ventilated, with housekeeping staff maintaining the block daily.
The mess, common room and study areas sit within the block, and the academic buildings are minutes away on foot — so residents move through their whole day inside a supervised campus.
The boys’ hostel offers furnished rooms with beds, study tables and storage, backed by Wi-Fi, power backup and round-the-clock water supply. Resident wardens supervise the block with full-time security.
A homely mess, recreation room and access to the campus sports grounds round out the residence — the shared life of the cohort is as much a part of the PGDM as its classrooms.
Rooms are allotted alongside admission — ask early, and see life on campus while you are deciding.
Admissions 2026-27
