Hostel

Student Strength

Fourteen foreign students from Bhutan, Nepal, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Kenya, Africa, are residing in the hostels.

The accommodation details for the students are furnished below:

Hostel Management Committee

The Hostel Management Committee, an apex body of the hostel administration with Dean (Students Welfare) as chairman.  The administrative and policy matters pertaining to hostels were approved by committee and also take important decisions and guidelines on various issues of the hostels.

Hostel Administration

The activities of the hostels are being attended  by the  Warden regularly who is in turn supported by eight Deputy Wardens, Residential Tutors,  Hostel Prefects  and Stewards.  Every one of them has been assigned with specific work for the effective and efficient functioning of hostels.

1.	Dr. T. Raguchander Professor	Chief Warden	Professor (Plant Pathology)	Dean (CSW)
2.	Dr.K.N. Ganesan Professor	Warden	Professor (Plant Br. and Genetics)	Warden
3.	Dr. R. Mahendiran Associate Professor	Deputy Warden (Mess)	Dept. of Bio-energy	Ganga, Kaveri boys hostel
4.	Dr. P. Vetrivelkalai Assistant Professor	Deputy Warden (Accounts)	Dept. of Fruit Crops	Mother Theresa, Vaigai boys hostel
5.	Dr.K.Senguttuvan, Assistant Professor	Deputy Warden (Store )	Dept. of  Cotton	P.G. boys hostel
6.	Dr. G. Thiyagarajan Assistant Professor	Deputy Warden (Student’s Cafeteria)	Water Technology Centre	Red fort boys hostel
7.	Dr. A. Vidhyavathi, Associate Professor	Deputy Warden (Women Hostel)	Dept. of Agricultural Economics	Noyyal girls hostel
8.	Dr. K. Hemaprabha Assistant Professor	Deputy Warden (Women Hostel)	Dept. of Floriculture & Landscaping	C.S. girls hostel
9.	Dr. S.Sridevy Assistant Professor	Deputy Warden (Women Hostel)	Dept. of Physical Science & IT	PPC girls hostel
10.	Dr. D. Kavithamani Assistant Professor	Deputy Warden (Tamizhagam)	Dept. of  Millet	Tamizhgam girls hostel

The following SRF / RA /TA are served as Residential Tutor.

The following Doctoral students are acting as Hostel Prefects in the respective hostels

The above team members are monitoring and supervising all the day to day activities of the students Hostels.

Functioning of Messes

There is one centralized kitchen cum dining hall for ladies students, two modernized kitchen for gents’ students.  In all the hostels both Vegetarian and Non-Vegetarian foods are being served. Dividing system is being followed mess run by the students and monitored by the Wardens.

All the messes / dinning halls in the hostels are fully equipped with water purifiers, steam cooking system, steam plate washing systems and invertors for uninterrupted power supply.  In addition to the above, FM radio/ music systems and coffee makers have also been provided at dining halls.

Students Cafeteria

The Student’s Cafeteria facility is available for both boys and girls near play ground. All the essential requirements including stationeries are being supplied to the students. The edible items at a low cost are being supplied for the benefit of the students.

Amenities

Each hostel is provided with a Reading Room, study room and a TV hall with LED TV with DTH facility. Guest room facilities are made available for the visitors / parents of the students. Based on the availability, the guest rooms are being provided to the student participants who are visiting the main campus, trainings seminars, workshops and other university functions etc.

The hostel administration has arranged facilities like photo copying, dry cleaning, saloon for men and parlour for women, cell phone recharge centre, two wheeler/cycle repairing centre and footwear repairing shop on “service rent” basis for the benefit of students.

Emergency Vehicle

A  Maruti Omni Van and Maruti Ambulance (24 x 7) are available with hostel office and is being used as Emergency Vehicle to attend the sick students. A mobile phone is provided to the driver to contact him during emergency hours. One Bolero Maxi Truck and one Mini Auto is also available for transporting the materials to the students hostels.