PG in Jaipur for Students: Mansarovar, Gopal Pura and Vaishali Nagar

If you are looking for a PG in Jaipur as a student, three areas make a good start: Gopal Pura Mode for coaching, Mansarovar for the Jaipur Metro Pink Line, and Vaishali Nagar for the lowest starting rent of the three. All figures here are LSC Smart Living PG listings as of November 2026. Here is who each area suits, what to check on a visit and how to plan your daily trip.

Who Jaipur suits

Jaipur draws students from across Rajasthan and beyond, for college and for coaching. It also suits young professionals and interns who are starting out in the city and want a simple, managed place to live.

There are 410 PG listings in Jaipur on LSC Smart Living as of November 2026. The rents below are the lowest listed rent in each area, so read them as “from about”, not as what every room costs.

The three areas, one by one

Gopal Pura Mode: for coaching students

Gopal Pura Mode has 44 PG listings, from about ₹5,100 a month. Gopal Pura is known for its coaching centres, so it suits students who want to walk to classes and spend their time studying rather than travelling. It is a busy area, so ask for a room away from the main road if you need quiet.

Good for: coaching students who want their institute close by.

Mansarovar: for metro access

Mansarovar has 44 PG listings, from about ₹3,500 a month. The Jaipur Metro Pink Line runs past it, so it suits students and young professionals who want a metro option for getting across the city. It is a large residential area, which gives you plenty of lanes to compare.

Good for: college students and interns who travel across the city and like having the metro nearby.

Vaishali Nagar: the lowest starting rent

Vaishali Nagar has 23 PG listings, from about ₹2,900 a month, the lowest starting rent of the three. It is a largely residential area and suits students on a tight budget, and anyone who prefers a residential street to a busy coaching hub.

Good for: students who want to keep their monthly costs down.

Same count, different feel: Mansarovar and Gopal Pura Mode both have 44 listings, but one is about metro access and the other is about being close to classes.

What to check on a visit

Long study days make the small things matter. Take this list with you:

• A proper study corner. Check for a table, a chair, good light and a plug point near where you will study.
• Quiet and rules. Ask about noise rules, guests and gate timing, and whether the timing fits your class or library hours.
• Cooling. Jaipur summers are very hot, so ask whether the room has AC or a cooler, and whether its electricity is billed on top of the rent.
• Water and washroom. Run the taps and the geyser, and check how clean the shared areas are.
• Food. If meals are included, ask about meal times and the menu, and try a meal if you can. Coaching days run long, so ask whether a late dinner is possible.
• Deposit and notice. Ask how much the deposit is, when you get it back and what the notice period is, and get it in writing.
• A resident’s view. Another student will tell you how the place really runs at exam time.

Before you pay, read our PG rent agreement checklist. If you are also weighing up a coliving space, see coliving vs PG.

Plan your commute before you pay

For coaching students, the easiest commute is often a short walk, so check the route from the PG to your institute on foot, including after dark when evening batches finish. Make sure the lanes are well lit and that you are comfortable walking them alone.

If you will use the Pink Line from Mansarovar, check how you get from the PG to the metro, and from the metro to your class or college. Try the trip at the time you would really travel, and see whether autos or e-rickshaws are easy to find on your lane.

Budget for more than the rent

The rent is only part of what you will spend each month. Before you choose, add up the rent, the deposit you need upfront, food if it is not included, electricity if it is billed separately, and your daily travel. A room with a higher rent but meals and electricity included can work out simpler than a lower rent with lots of extras.

How to find a PG in Jaipur on LSC

1. Open the Jaipur PG page and choose Gopal Pura Mode, Mansarovar or Vaishali Nagar.
2. Set your budget and choose a girls’, boys’ or co-ed PG. You can also browse PGs for women and PGs for men.
3. Shortlist a few rooms, then tap Call or WhatsApp to talk to the owner directly.
4. Visit with the checklist above, and agree the rent and deposit in writing before you pay.

Searching and contacting PG owners on LSC is free, and LSC takes no brokerage on PGs.

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