New Delhi, October 16th 2025 : Vita Student, the UK’s premium student accommodation provider, conducted an insightful and interactive session at Hansraj College, aimed at students planning to pursue higher education abroad. The event attracted attendees not only from Hansraj but across Delhi University’s North Campus, including Hindu College, Miranda House, St. Stephen’s College, Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), Kirori Mal College (KMC), Ramjas College, and Daulat Ram College.
The session began with a warm welcome from Dr Anita Tagore and Dr Yasha, along with Dr Jnaneswari Gellanki, Assistant Professor in the Department of Physics, who is also the convenor for the Shakti Committee. Together, they introduced Shayon Dasverma, Head of Marketing India at Vita Student. Shayon opened the session by highlighting the importance of choosing the right accommodation. He said, “The UK has seen a noticeable rise in the number of students from India, particularly those pursuing literature, marketing, business, or economics. If you’re considering any of these fields, the UK is an ideal destination.”
The session evolved into a discussion around key aspects such as visa-related issues, finding all-inclusive student accommodation abroad, safety, and settling into a new country.
Ardnav Shrivastav, a Vita Student resident, shared his personal experience at the event, describing how Vita Student made his transition to living abroad much smoother than expected. He spoke about the reliable security of the buildings, the breakfast services, complimentary bicycles, and 24/7 gym, and how all of this helped him manage his time and budget effectively. He appreciated the premium feel of the spaces, calling it a “luxury student lifestyle that doesn’t feel out of reach.”
Arth Jain, also a Vita Student resident, shared his experience of finding the right accommodation, spending nearly four weeks comparing options. What stood out about Vita Student was its transparency and all-inclusive offering, making his decision easy. Vita Student also conducted an engaging Q&A session, where students had the chance to ask questions and win exclusive merch.
Manish Shaw, another resident, highlighted the social and lifestyle aspects of living at Vita Student. He talked about the ease of making new friends and the feeling of being at home in his building. “Everything is taken care of, so you can actually live your life, not just survive in a new place,” he added.
With more sessions planned, Vita Student aims to continue supporting international students at every step of their journey abroad.