Facilities

Library and computing

FORE’s library is a decision-relevant study resource, but access hours differ from circulation hours. The institute’s published profile lists more than 15,500 volumes, 72 print journals and magazines, 11 newspapers, and over 120 reader seats. Digital resources include Bloomberg, CMIE ProwessIQ, Indiastat, ProQuest, EBSCO, Emerald, ScienceDirect, SpringerLink, SAGE, Web of Science and Scopus. The published resources schedule lists Monday to Friday library access from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm, with circulation from 9:30 am to 7:30 pm; Saturday access is 10:00 am to 6:00 pm, with circulation from 10:30 am to 5:30 pm. Confirm holiday and examination-period timings with the library. Students who rely on a specific database should check whether access is available on campus, remotely or through a course-specific account; the facilities pages name resources but do not document individual licence conditions, borrowing limits or late-return rules. A listed journal or database therefore signals institutional provision, not guaranteed access from every personal device or location.

The computer-centre page describes a 55-computer lab, an AI lab with 37 high-end systems, and three classrooms with 180 high-configuration desktops. It lists operating hours from 8:00 am to 9:00 pm, Monday through Saturday, with Sundays and public or declared holidays closed. These are published facilities and schedules; confirm current access rules and software availability before planning specialist coursework.

Teaching and shared spaces

FORE describes its classrooms as air-conditioned and audio-visual equipped, with elevator access, RO drinking water and student washrooms. Its facilities page lists five hybrid classrooms. The Virajam auditorium seats 300, while the Vivekananda Pragya conference hall accommodates more than 100. These spaces support lectures, presentations and events; published capacity does not establish that every space is available for student booking.

The canteen is described as air-conditioned and subsidized, but the institute does not publish a current menu or price list on the reviewed page. Sports facilities and activities listed by FORE include basketball, table tennis, badminton and chess; its events material also refers to football and cricket. Treat these as listed activities rather than a guarantee of dedicated courts, equipment, team selection or open hours. Ask the institute about current access, operating hours and any charges. For presentations or group work, confirm room booking procedures and whether students may use the hybrid equipment independently. The published pages describe infrastructure, but do not set out booking priority, technical support response times or the availability of specialist software on each machine.

Hostel arrangements

FORE says it does not own a hostel and accommodation is arranged off campus. Its Delhi accommodation page is explicitly labelled 2026-27. It lists Kalka Hospitality at Adhchini, about 1.5 km away, at ₹3.10 lakh per year for a single room or ₹1.95 lakh per year for a double room. The listed rates include breakfast and dinner; a ₹400 monthly maintenance charge and electricity at ₹10 per unit are stated separately. Wi-Fi is paid. Availability is not guaranteed, so confirm the contract, deposits, meals, utilities, transport and vacancies directly before committing.

The Gurugram accommodation page names Sai Prashanti in Building 34, Sector 38, within about 1.5 km of campus. It lists ₹3.00 lakh for a single room and ₹1.90 lakh for a double room, including breakfast and dinner plus weekend lunch; electricity is described as prepaid at ₹10 per unit. The page does not state an academic year for these rates. Verify that they remain current, along with all inclusions and vacancies, before budgeting or booking. Compare the full annual outlay rather than the headline room rate: the Delhi page separately lists maintenance and electricity, while Gurugram describes prepaid electricity. Ask whether security deposits, laundry, transport, internet, taxes or other charges apply, since the reviewed pages do not provide a complete contract or cancellation schedule. Room types and quoted prices are provider listings, not a binding institute offer.

Plan around the published details

For day-to-day planning, distinguish facilities located at the institute from accommodation arranged through external providers. FORE’s pages provide useful capacity, equipment, schedule and rate details, but they do not establish current availability, booking rights or future-year prices. Ask the institute and accommodation provider for written confirmation of the relevant campus, dates, full fee schedule, deposits, meal plan, utility billing and cancellation terms. Library and lab hours may change during holidays or examinations, and hostel listings should not be treated as reserved places. Before choosing between campuses, ask which facilities and accommodation options apply to the specific programme and location. The institution’s two accommodation pages describe different providers and meal terms; do not assume that one campus listing is available to students based at the other campus. Confirm your commute, room occupancy, meal schedule and check-in dates in writing. Students comparing total costs should also check whether institute transport runs to the named provider and whether late-evening access is supported. The reviewed accommodation listings do not answer those points.