PG near North Campus: Kamla Nagar, GTB Nagar and More

If you have a seat in a Delhi University college, the best PG near North Campus is the one you can walk to class from. The neighbourhoods around the campus are built around students, with PGs, tiffin services, libraries and late-night food on every lane. This guide compares them using the PGs listed on LSC Smart Living, so you can shortlist quickly before the term starts.

The neighbourhoods around North Campus

Kamla Nagar

Kamla Nagar is the busiest and best known, with a big market and Hudson Lane's cafes next door. On 10 October 2026 we listed 86 PGs in Kamla Nagar: 41 for women, 39 for men and 6 open to anyone. Rents run from about ₹4,500 to ₹29,000 a month, and 80 of the 86 include meals. See PGs in Kamla Nagar.

GTB Nagar

GTB Nagar has its own Yellow Line metro station and is close to Kingsway Camp and Hudson Lane. We listed 52 PGs in GTB Nagar, from about ₹5,500 to ₹25,000, and 38 of them are for women. See PGs in GTB Nagar.

Vijay Nagar

Vijay Nagar is quieter and popular with women students. We listed 41 PGs, 31 of them women-only, with rents from about ₹7,500 to ₹23,500. See PGs in Vijay Nagar.

Mukherjee Nagar

Slightly further out, Mukherjee Nagar is cheaper and full of coaching centres. We listed 72 PGs, from about ₹4,500 to ₹15,000. See PGs in Mukherjee Nagar.

How far is too far from North Campus?

Vishwavidyalaya metro station is at the heart of North Campus, with GTB Nagar one stop away. A PG within a ten to fifteen minute walk of your college saves money on autos and gives you more time for classes, societies and sleep. If you must live further, stay close to a Yellow Line station so the commute is predictable.

What to check in a PG near North Campus

1. Distance to your own college. North Campus is large. Map the walk from the PG to your college gate, not just to the campus.
2. Meals and timings. Classes and societies run late. Ask whether dinner is served late enough for you.
3. Study space. A table, a chair and a good light for each person matter in exam season.
4. Wi-Fi and power backup. Ask residents how both hold up in the evening and in summer.
5. Rules. Check entry timings and guest rules before you agree, not after.
6. The total monthly cost. Electricity, laundry and cleaning are sometimes extra. Ask for one number.

Planning your monthly budget

Rent is the biggest cost, but not the only one. When you compare PGs near North Campus, add up:

• Rent with meals: in Kamla Nagar, listed PGs ran from about ₹4,500 to ₹29,000 a month.
• Electricity: included in some PGs, billed by meter in others, especially for rooms with an AC.
• Laundry and cleaning: sometimes included, sometimes a small extra.
• Books, photocopies and travel: small amounts that add up over a semester.
• The deposit: usually one or two months' rent, paid once and returned when you leave.

Ask each PG for the total monthly figure in writing so you compare like with like.

When to start looking

PGs near North Campus fill up quickly once admission lists come out. Start shortlisting as soon as you know your college, and visit before paying anything. Many students book a visit on the same day they come to Delhi for document checks.

Contact owners directly

Every listing on LSC Smart Living has Call and WhatsApp buttons you can use without creating an account, so you or your parents can ask questions before visiting. You can also see all PGs in Delhi and filter by gender, meals and budget. If you are weighing a PG against a shared flat with classmates, read PG vs flat in Delhi NCR.

Pick a PG you can walk to class from, eat well, and keep the rest of your energy for college life.