HOME PG [Girls PG] in Gurukul, Ahmedabad

HOME PG [Girls PG] is at 4, HOME PG [Girls PG], Sumanalam Society, Asia School, Drive In Rd, behind Bank of Baroda, Sunrise Park, Gurukul, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380054, India.

HOME PG [Girls PG] is a girls hostel in Gurukul, Ahmedabad.

HOME PG [Girls PG] lists AC.

Monthly PG and hostel rents in Ahmedabad typically range from ₹4,500 to ₹18,000. Multi-sharing budget rooms in areas like Chandkheda, Naroda, or Vastral start at ₹4,500–₹6,000 per month. Mid-range double-sharing rooms near Gujarat University or SG Highway cost ₹8,000–₹12,000. Premium single-occupancy AC rooms with meals in Vastrapur, Bodakdev, or Prahlad Nagar go up to ₹15,000–₹18,000.

Navrangpura is Ahmedabad's densest PG zone, driven by Gujarat University, CEPT, and LD Engineering College. Vastrapur and Bodakdev cater to IIM Ahmedabad students and SG Highway IT professionals. Gota and Chandkheda serve Nirma University and GTU students. Maninagar and Kankaria are the top choices in east Ahmedabad with the lowest rents.

CEPT and LD Engineering students stay in Navrangpura and Memnagar, both walkable to campus. Gujarat University students spread across Navrangpura, Naranpura, and Memnagar along University Road. IIM Ahmedabad students prefer Vastrapur (adjacent to campus), Bodakdev, or Satellite. The Blue Line Metro now connects Gujarat University station to Vastrapur and beyond.

Nirma University is on the SG Highway near Chharodi, about 15 km from central Ahmedabad. Students typically reside in Gota, Chandkheda, or along the SG Highway corridor. These areas offer modern PG buildings with college bus pickups, starting at ₹5,500–₹8,000 per month. Some students also stay near Science City and commute via the SG Highway.

The Ahmedabad Metro's Blue Line (Thaltej Gam–Vastral Gam) connects western suburbs to eastern Ahmedabad with stops at Gujarat University, Kankaria, and Vastral. The Red Line connects APMC to Motera Stadium. The Janmarg BRTS operates 18 lines with 197 stations on dedicated bus lanes, connecting RTO, Shivranjani, CG Road, and Memnagar without traffic delays. Combined, these systems make cross-city student commutes affordable at ₹10–₹30 per ride.

Yes, Gujarat is a dry state — the sale and consumption of alcohol is legally prohibited. This means PG rules around alcohol are straightforward (none allowed), and the social scene revolves around chai cafes, Gujarati street food stalls, and the thriving restaurant culture. Students and young professionals find the nightlife is food-centric — late-night thali places, Manek Chowk's street food market (open until midnight), and cafe culture along CG Road.