Students Visiting Hours
(With Chief Warden & Deputy Chief Wardens)
2:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. (All Working Days)
Office of the Chief Warden
University of Hyderabad
Central University Campus PO, Gachibowli
Hyderabad – 500 046, Telangana, India
Help Desk Phone: +91 40 2313 2505
Help Desk Email: cwoffice@uohyd.ac.in
Chief Warden
Prof. Vineet C.P. Nair
Deputy Chief Warden
Dr. C. Vanlalhruaii
Deputy Chief Warden
Dr. M. Muthamilarasan
Deputy Chief Warden
Dr. K. Ramachandra Rao
The University of Hyderabad has 23 hostels (10 Ladies’ Hostels and 13 Men’s Hostels) that accommodate over 4,500 students. Distributed across the campus, the hostels are nestled in lush greenery and on a pollution-free campus. Eight hostels provide dining facilities. Each hostel, having a Warden’s Office, is administered by one or two Wardens appointed to oversee all matters relating to the smooth functioning of the hostel. The hostel administration is led by a Chief Warden and Deputy Chief Wardens. The Chief Warden’s Office (CWO) is located in the Vivekananda Students Amenities Centre, University of Hyderabad.
CWO’s GPS: https://maps.app.goo.gl/
LATEST UPDATES
Progress of Cool roof painting for LH-1, LH-2 and LH-3
Circular regarding Dog Menace in UOH Hostels
Circular regarding dog menace in UOH hostels
UOH Hostel Admissions-2023-24
Guidelines & Procedures
HOSTEL ADMISSIONS PROCEDURE 2023-24
HOSTEL ADMISSION GUIDELINES AND PROCEDURE- 2023-24 The students taking admission during the Academic Year 2023-24 are advised to apply online for the university hostel accommodation. The applicants are required to click on https://egov.uohyd.ac.in/login to log in and apply for hostel admission. The username and password will be sent to each applicant’s email ID. The application is accessible on...
Advisory regarding dog menace
ADVISORY Several complaints are being received by the Chief Warden about the entry of dogs inside the hostels including the corridors and dining halls. The presence of dogs is a serious menace for majority of the boarders. Many boarders are often chased by dogs inside the hostels, which is a potential risk to human life. The corridors, dining halls, and other places inside the hostels are often...
