The college has a Girl's hostel a two-storied building situated on the banks of the Susari and Gomai rivers with an occupancy of 410 girls. In order to increase the access of girl students, the college provides counseling, permission to pay fees through installments, guidance regarding various government scholarships, sufficient hostel accommodations, and various financial aids to almost all desirous girl students.
Kv Patel College of Agriculture, Shahada Hostels & Accommodations 2027
Kv Patel College of Agriculture, Shahada provides accessible hostel and accommodation options for outstation students near its Nandurbar location for 2027. Accommodations offer single, double, and multi-occupancy rooms equipped with essential amenities including mess facilities, security arrangements, and convenient transport connectivity within 5 km radius of campus.
Campus Hostel Facilities
Girls Hostel
Boys Hostel
The college has a separate UGC hostel for boys and Eklavya Hostel for ST students. These hostels are constructed adjoining the college building. Elaborate arrangements have been made in the hostel to provide academically conducive, safe, secure, and above all economically affordable accommodation with a homely ambiance. The boy's hostel is a two-storied building having 75 rooms with a capacity of 225 boys. Eklavya hostel is exclusively constructed for economically poor and underprivileged tribal students with 30 rooms and an occupancy of 60 students. The hostel students interested in sports may avail all the facilities in the college playground. The residents can participate in any of the activity of sports within college hours, on holidays also with the prior permission of the college authorities. Yoga is also practiced outside the auditorium. A first aid box is available in the hostel. In medical emergencies, students are taken to the hospital closer to the hostel. The Management Body of the Mandal extends the services of a well-equipped cardiac ambulance in emergency cases. The college is proud to say that our alumni (doctors) extend their medical service in emergencies.
