Yes, girls can study comfortably and safely at Puran Murti Campus in Sonepat, including those enrolled in the Diploma in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) or any other technical programs. The institute places a high priority on creating an environment that is not just academically strong but also secure, inclusive, and supportive—especially for female students.
To begin with, the college provides separate girls’ hostels within the campus premises. These hostels are strictly supervised, equipped with security personnel, and monitored via 24/7 CCTV surveillance to ensure the safety and well-being of all residents. Each floor usually has female wardens, and entry/exit protocols are followed diligently. This secure setup has helped the campus gain the trust of many parents who are looking for a safe option for their daughters to pursue technical education.
The hostel rooms are furnished and designed to offer a peaceful living space, with access to amenities such as clean bathrooms, study desks, fans, beds, and common areas for socializing. Regular inspections are conducted to maintain hygiene and address any issues raised by the students. Additionally, access to Wi-Fi and reading rooms within the hostel makes it easier for girls to continue their studies outside class hours.
On the academic side, female students are actively encouraged to participate in both curricular and extracurricular activities. Whether it's coding competitions, tech clubs, sports events, or cultural fests, the institution ensures equal opportunity and inclusion. Special mentorship and academic support are also extended to female students to help them thrive in the field of engineering, which is traditionally male-dominated.
Another aspect that contributes to a comfortable experience is the positive and respectful campus culture. Faculty members, non-teaching staff, and student mentors are trained to maintain a respectful and harassment-free environment. The college has an Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) in place as per UGC and AICTE norms, ensuring that any grievance or concern from female students is addressed promptly and confidentially.
Transportation and accessibility are also considered. The campus is located in a safe and less congested area, with good connectivity via local transport options. For day scholars, there are dedicated buses with fixed routes, ensuring girls travel safely to and from the institute.
Lastly, scholarships and reserved seats for meritorious and underrepresented female students are available under various categories, further supporting their academic journey.