Many students travel from villages across Porbandar district and beyond, and living on campus is often the only way they can attend school consistently. BPG provides free, supervised hostel accommodation so that distance from home is never a reason a child misses an education.
The residential programme covers meals, bedding, and day-to-day pastoral care, alongside regular medical check-ups and health camps for resident students — a tradition that dates back to the institute's earliest years.
What residential life includes
- Free lodging and nutritious meals, three times a day
- Bedding and daily essentials provided
- Supervised study time alongside classroom learning
- Regular health check-ups and medical camps on campus
A typical day's meals
- Morning tea and breakfast
- Midday lunch
- Evening tea and refreshments
- Dinner
Health and wellbeing support
Free medical check-up camps are held on campus from time to time, supported by prominent doctors from Porbandar who generously give their time. Free treatment is provided to hostel students who need it.
We also recognise the emotional side of student life away from home — periodic counselling sessions, with trained counsellors and visiting psychologists, give students a supportive, confidential space to talk through stress and build confidence.