Visiting Hours: Most hostels have specific visiting hours for family and friends. Visitors are typically not allowed inside the rooms, and there may be restrictions on who can visit.

Roommates & Behavior: Maintaining respect for roommates is crucial. No loud music or noise is allowed, and students are expected to keep their areas clean and organized.

Guests in Rooms: Usually, guests are not allowed to stay overnight in rooms. In some hostels, there may be a visitor's lounge or area for this purpose.

Alcohol & Drugs: The use of alcohol, drugs, or any illegal substances is generally strictly prohibited in hostels. Violating this rule can lead to disciplinary action.

Use of Electrical Appliances: Students are often not allowed to use personal electrical devices like heaters, air conditioners, or electric kettles without approval, as they can be fire hazards.

Maintenance of Discipline: Noise, fighting, or any form of misbehavior can lead to a warning or even expulsion. Respect for the hostel staff and the rules is expected.

Cleanliness: Hostels typically encourage students to clean their rooms regularly. Shared spaces like bathrooms, kitchens, and lounges also need to be kept tidy.

Security: Locking rooms when you leave is important for security. Personal items should be taken care of, and valuable items may need to be stored in a secure place.

Mess and Food: Food consumption might be restricted in rooms, and meals are typically served at specific hours in the hostel mess.