#Find My PG in Kolkata

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Find My PG in Kolkata: Tips to Secure the Perfect Deal

When it comes to educational and job opportunities, students and professionals head towards Kolkata, the 'City of Joy.' However, finding the appropriate accommodation is one of the biggest challenges for the newcomer. If you think, "How to find my PG in Kolkata?" or "Where can I find a comfortable hostel or coliving in Kolkata?", this guide will ease your search. With some very usable tips and tools, such as BTRoomer, you will be ready to find a PG near me in Kolkata that fits your needs and budget.

Key Factors to Consider Before Finalizing a PG in Kolkata

While finding a perfect PG in Kolkata, requires a number of factors. Here are the essentials:

Location: Look for a PG near your workplace or college. Areas like Salt Lake, New Town, and Gariahat are well-connected and offer affordable options.

Budget: In Kolkata, a PG for every budget is available. Check the rent, deposit amount, and other charges regarding Wi-Fi, food, and electricity.

Amenities: Look for basic amenities such as furnished rooms, Wi-Fi, laundry, and meals. For community living, try coliving in Kolkata.

Safety: The PG needs to be installed with CCTV cameras, security guards, and fire safety.

Comfort: Choose a spacious and airy room with only the elements of furniture that are necessary. Share it if it is necessary, but do not overcrowd it.

Meals: If meals are included in the rent, ascertain whether they are good and varied.

House Rules: Many PGs have strict curfews or guest policies. Clarify these before finalizing.

Insider Tips to Get the Best PG Deal in Kolkata

Here's how to find your PG in Kolkata at the best price:

Get Started Early: The search should be started at least two months in advance to get better options and deals.

Use Online Platforms: Websites like BTRoomer allow you to filter PGs by location, amenities, and budget, making it easier to find a PG near me in Kolkata.

Visit in Person: Take a look at its cleanliness, facilities, and safety, then decide about it.

Negotiate Rent: Do not be shy to ask for a reduction of rent or other negotiations, especially on longer stays.

References: Ask for current or past residents in Kolkata, who will frankly tell you about the PGs or hostel in Kolkata.

Use BTRoomer to Find PG Near Me in Kolkata

At BTRoomer, it's very easy and trouble-free to find the right PG in Kolkata. Here's how we can help:

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Budget-friendly options are availed to you through our verified listings, without compromising on quality.

Filter Searches-By location, budget, and amenities to find the perfect fit.

Affordable Pricing: We believe in transparency; thus, we offer upfront costs with no hidden surprises later on. Genuine Reviews: View user ratings and reviews to pick your choice.

Conclusion

The best PG in Kolkata can be found with ease and without much fuss. Keeping these key factors in mind, one should plan well in advance. Finding a PG near me in Kolkata is thus pretty easy. Whether you need to book a hostel in Kolkata, a PG, or even coliving space, you must take all your time to find the best decision. Ready to find your ideal accommodation? Let BTRoomer help you secure the best deal today!

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Find My PG in Kolkata: Best Tips for Affordable Options

If you are one of those thinking, "How to find my PG in Kolkata?" then this article could be just what you need. Be it a student or a working professional, decent accommodation is a must to ensure a decent stay. While searching for a PG near me in Kolkata, key factors on which one should focus are location, budget, amenities, safety, and house rules. Areas like Salt Lake, New Town, and Gariahat can be considered classic hotspots that combine affordability with good connectivity.

While searching for a hostel in Kolkata, look for facilities such as Wi-Fi, laundry, and meal services, along with safety features like CCTV and secure entryways. Ensure that the room is comfortable, well-furnished, and meets your needs. Also, make it a point to ask about the rules of the house and if there is any curfew.

The best deals are found with an early start and the use of online platforms like BTRoomer. You can filter options through your preferences, and you're able to see if listings are verified. After making a shortlist, visit them in person and verify cleanliness and facilities. Do not be afraid to negotiate rent/ terms and ask for references from current or previous residents to know what the living experience is like.

At BTRoomer, we make it easier to find the best PG near me in Kolkata, with a variety of affordable options, transparent pricing, and verified listings. Further, our platform provides genuine reviews and ratings to help you make a decision. From hostel in Kolkata to coliving in Kolkata, we ensure a hassle-free experience at BTRoomer.

Finding the right PG in Kolkata is not that difficult. You can find a place that fits your needs and budget by planning ahead, considering some key factors, and using tools like BTRoomer. Ready to find your PG in Kolkata? Start your search with BTRoomer today

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Lion

Synopsis -

Saroo's story is a real life account of a young boy from India who becomes separated from his family at a train station. After finding himself lost and far from home, he is eventually taken in by a caring couple in Australia. As an adult, Saroo is driven by his haunting memories to embark on an incredible quest to reunite with his biological family, relying solely on fragments of his childhood recollections and early internet tools. This story highlights resilience, the unwavering strength of family bonds, and the everlasting flame of hope.

Release Date:

World Premiere: September 10, 2016 (Toronto International Film Festival)

Limited Release (North America): November 25, 2016

Wide Release (US, Australia, UK): January 2017

Director: Garth Davis

Cast:

Dev Patel (adult Saroo Brierley)

Nicole Kidman (Sue Brierley, Saroo's adoptive mother)

David Wenham (John Brierley, Saroo's adoptive father)

Rooney Mara (Lucy, Saroo's girlfriend)

Sunny Pawar (young Saroo Brierley)

Nawazuddin Siddiqui (Rama Iyer, who helps adult Saroo)

Filming Locations:

India (primarily Kolkata)

Australia (mainly Tasmania.

Garth Davis

Garth Davis, the Australian film maker behind the emotional and inspiring movie "Lion", started his career in commercials and advertising. Born in 1974, he made a significant shift to directing films, showcasing his meticulous attention to detail in every frame. Not only does he create visually stunning experiences, but he also builds strong connections with his actors to bring out raw, emotional performances that deeply resonate with audiences.

The success of "Lion" in 2016 marked Davis's debut as a feature film director, earning critical acclaim and commercial success. Based on Saroo Brierley's true story, the film takes viewers on a moving journey of loss, hope and the importance of family. Davis's exceptional direction led to six Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture, establishing him as a rising talent in the industry known for handling complex and emotional narratives.

After the triumph of "Lion", Davis expanded his horizons by working on various projects. He directed episodes of well-received series "Top of the Lake" and later directed the biopic "Marry Magdalene" in 2018. His most recent film was the 2023 science fiction film, " Foe", featuring Saoirse Ronan and Paul Mescal. With each new project, Davis showcases his versatility and dedication to creating impactful stories that leave a lasting impact on audiences. As he continues to make his mark in the film industry, Garth Davis proves to be a promising director who delivers compelling narratives with striking visuals and powerful performances.

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We got a small activity to do in the class which was to list down the characters in the movie. I wrote about every character I remember.

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Also Dinendri asked how did we feel about the ending of the movie and what did we think was going to happen.

For me, the movement I saw a child with rags in the beginning of the movie, I knew I am going to sob my eyes out. And when Saroo got separated from Guddu, I knew he was going to get adopted. Oh my Noor!! I had my doubts that Noor had some hidden intentions when she was treating Saroo so nicely but didn't expect that she was going to sell him for a man. Anyways I thought Saroo might get adopted by the guy who was in the cafe who took Saroo to the police station. Anyways I never expected Saroo was going to be adopted by a couple in Australia and will have such a good life. When adult Saroo was searching for his blood family, I thought he would definitely find them but I expected his mom to be dead not Guddu.

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Remembering Uttam Kumar on his 37th death anniversary. Uttam Kumar (3 September 1928– 24 July 1980) (born as Arun Kumar Chatterjee) was a film actor, director, producer, singer and music composer, playback singer who predominantly worked in Indian Cinema. He is widely regarded as the greatest actor of Bengali cinema, and also among the greatest actors ever in India. Through his career he earned commercial as well as critical success, and he remains as an Indian cultural icon. Considered as the most popular film star of Bengali cinema, Kumar managed to have a huge fan following, that mainly concentrated in the regions of West Bengal, India. He was a recipient of many awards over his lifetime, including National Film Award for Best Actor. A Metro Station in Kolkata was renamed in his honour. Apart from Bengali, Uttam Kumar also acted in 15 Hindi films such as Chhoti Si Mulaqat (along with Vyjayanthimala), Amanush, Anand Ashram, Dooriyaan (with Sharmila Tagore), Bandie with Sulakshana Pandit and Kitaab with Vidya Sinha etc.He was also offered the role of Rajendra Kumar in the Raj Kapoor starrer film Sangam but for some reason he refused the role. Perhaps his most lauded appearance was in Satyajit Ray's Nayak (The Hero). It is now widely accepted that Ray wrote the script with Uttam in mind. Many people feel the film bears resemblance to Uttam Kumar's own life – the sense of anxiety and restlessness mirrored Uttam's insecurities about his phenomenal success and abiding fear that his superstardom might not last. Uttam made the role of Arindam (Mukherjee) his own and Ray later confessed that if Uttam had refused the film, he would have abandoned it. He worked with Ray the following year in Chiriyakhana (1967). Uttam also worked with another great film director Tapan Sinha in his film Jhinder Bondi (with another great actor Soumitra chatterjee), When the Indian government instituted the National Film Awards for National Film Award for Best Actor and National Film Award for Best Actress in 1967, Uttam Kumar was the first-ever recipient of the Best Actor Award for his performances in Antony Firingee and Chiriyakhana in 1967. He explored new avenues of film-making by trying his hand at production, singing, composing music, screenplay writing and directing. The success of his Indian films as producer — Harano Sur, Saptapadi, Bhrantibilash, Jotugriha (1964), Grihadah — won greatest acclaim.On producing Chhoti Si Mulaqat in 1967, which was a Hindi film starring Uttam and Vyjayanthimala, Uttam almost used up all his savings, since the film had to be shot in colour and was shot in extravagant locations.Both Uttam and Vaijantimala had huge hopes associated with the film, but the film was a flop leading to great disappointment for Uttam Kumar. It was later said that this flop was one of the main reasons for triggering the heart attack which ultimately led to his death. Later, Uttam directed much-lauded films such as Sudhu Ekti Bochhor and Bon Palashir Padaboli. He composed music for the film Kaal Tumi Aleya in which Hemanta Mukherjee and Asha Bhonsle sang to his tune. He came out with an authorised biography Amaar Ami in 1979-80. He had a phenomenal fan base which continues even to this day. In 1960, he started writing an autobiography named Harano Dinguli Mor {My Bygone Days}, but could not complete it.Parts of that book was published by the magazine Nabokallol.On the day Uttam died, the original manuscript was stolen.Later a member from Times of India had found the manuscript and the national library hepled to find old editions of Nabakallol and then the incomplete book was finally published in the 37th Calcatta Book Fair. As a singer, he recorded songs for the AIR - All India Radio - and very recently, an album of Tagore songs (Rabindrasangeet) sung by him, has been brought out. There was a time, when at the heights of his popularity Uttam Kumar was approached to recite the Chandi Path in the AIR studios. Traditionally this had always been done by Birendra Krishna Bhadra. but there was a huge uproar amongst the audience about why Uttam Kumar had been chosen instead of Birendra Krishna. Uttam personally met Mr Bhadra and apologized and from the next year Mahalaya on AIR was again done by Bhadra. I had met Uttamda quite a number of times.He used to exchange a few dialogues with me. First at Durgabari, where he gave a short speech. then the Belview nursing home, he said that he has come to see his mother who was sick. At times here and there. The pictures of Uttamda are priceless and should be preserved. ( pg 76 Autography of Sarodia Abanindra Maitra) Reruns of his films on television decades after his death are still eagerly watched. Uttam Kumar’s time is considered by most as the golden era of Cinema of West Bengal. Like बॉलीवुड डायरेक्ट Bollywoodirect

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via Today Bharat Maharashtra agrees to 50 flights and Telangana 30 after much haggling between Centre and states An Indigo aircraft takes off from the Anna International Airport in Chennai after the government eased the lockdown imposed as a preventive measure against the COVID-19 coronavirus. Domestic air travel resumed in India on May 25 after a two-month shutdown. New Delhi: After day-long negotiations on Sunday between several states and the central government, domestic flights resumed in India on Monday. After opposing resumption of flights amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Maharashtra state government late last night agreed to go along with the flight resumption, but only to a limited extent. All scheduled commercial passenger flights had been suspended since March 25 when the government imposed a nationwide lockdown to curb the coronavirus pandemic. Hundreds of people reached the Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi to take early morning flights to their home towns and workplaces. Those who took the first flights included paramilitary personnel, army men, students and migrants, who had been unable to book a ticket on the special trains being run by the Indian Railways. Many said they shelled out more to reach the airport as there were limited public transport options available. With trains running full and inter-state buses off the roads, Sandeep Singh, 19, spent Rs 5,500 to reach Delhi from Dehradun where he studies. "I remained stuck in my PG. Mummy and papa were a worried lot. I am taking the first flight home," he said. A few people travelled long distances only to find that their flights had been cancelled. Naik Satish Kumar's Kolkata-bound flight got cancelled as the state decided not to resume operations till May 28. It was agreed late Sunday night that would be limited operation of commercial domestic flights starting Monday to and from metro airports like Mumbai and Hyderabad. Maharashtra agreed to only 25 departures and arrivals each from Mumbai from Monday, which means a total of 50 flights. The Delhi-Mumbai route is the busiest in India. There are expected to be only 15 departures and arrivals each from Hyderabad, a total of 30 flights. Also, there may be only about 10 flights to and from Kolkata (20 flights in all) as well as from Bagdogra airport in north Bengal from May 28 onwards. Just one-fifth of the summer schedule of flights are likely to operate to and from Vijayawada and Visakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh from Tuesday (May 26), while only one-third of flights are expected to operate to parts of Maharashtra other than Mumbai. There was much confusion due to varying arrival protocols in states that include institutional quarantine in some. Due to this airlines revised their earlier schedules on Sunday evening to destinations like Mumbai after consulting the civil aviation ministry. As a result, chaos and uncertainty prevailed throughout Sunday for both airlines and thousands of hapless passengers due to fly on Monday. With various states having specific arrival protocols, the passengers would also be advised to check these in advance before travel. The Union health ministry on Sunday issued domestic travel guidelines for travel by air, train and inter-state buses, saying only asymptomatic people will be allowed to travel after thermal screening at departure points. On arrival, they will once again be thermally screened. Those found asymptomatic can go with the advice to “self-monitor their health for 14 days”. If they develop symptoms, they should inform the district authorities. Those who have mild symptoms will have the option of home quarantine or isolation at a Covid care unit, while those with moderate or severe symptoms will be sent to a Covid care centre. Passengers were also “advised” to download the Arogya Setu app on their mobiles. With passengers arriving from abroad by repatriation flights under the Vande Bharat Mission, guidelines were also issued on Sunday for international arrivals, under which travellers must give an undertaking in advance that they will undergo 14 days of mandatory quarantine. In case of emergencies, including distress, pregnancy or illness, home quarantine may be permitted. The uncertainty for travellers flying to Mumbai rose after Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray told civil aviation minister Hardeep Singh Puri that for now only the minimum possible domestic flights should be started, but the state government later relented to allow only 25 departures/arrivals each starting Monday. Late Sunday night, Mr Puri tweeted it had been “a long day of hard negotiations with various state governments”, adding that domestic flights will begin on Monday, including limited flights to Mumbai, except for Andhra Pradesh where it will be from Tuesday and and West Bengal on Thursday. In Tamil Nadu, he added, there will be a maximum of 25 arrivals in Chennai, but there was no limit on the number of departures. Late on Sunday night, Minister of State for Civil Aviation (Independent Charge) Hardeep Singh Puri tweeted that it had been "a long day of hard negotiations with various state governments", adding that domestic flights will begin again throughout the country on Monday including limited flights to Mumbai except for Andhra Pradesh where it will be from Tuesday and and West Bengal on Thursday. He added that for Tamil Nadu there will be a maximum of 25 arrivals in Chennai but that there is no limit on number of departures, adding that for other airports in Tamil Nadu, flights would operate as in other parts of country. Puri tweeted, "It has been a long day of hard negotiations with various state governments to recommence civil aviation operations in the country. Except Andhra Pradesh which will start on 26/5 West Bengal on 28/5, domestic flights will recommence across the country from tomorrow. Starting tomorrow, there will be limited flights from Mumbai as per approved ⅓ schedule from other airports in the state. Limited operations to West Bengal will commence on 28th May 2020. As per request of state government, operations in Andhra Pradesh will recommence on limited scale from 26 May. For Tamil Nadu there will be max 25 arrivals in Chennai but there's no limit on number of departures.For other airports in TN flights will operate as in other parts of country." ...

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New Delhi: As India resumed domestic passenger flights in a graded manner on Monday, hundreds of people reached the Indira Gandhi International Airport here to take early morning flights to their hometowns and workplaces. Flight operations remained shut for two months owing to the nationwide lockdown necessitated by the coronavirus pandemic. Those who took first flights included paramilitary personnel, army men, students and migrants, who failed to book a ticket on special trains being run by the railways. Many said they shelled out more to reach the airport as there were limited public transport options available. With trains running full and inter-state buses remaining off the roads, Sandeep Singh, 19, spent Rs 5,500 to reach Delhi from Dehradun where he studies. "I remained stuck in my PG. Mummy and papa were a worried lot. I am taking the first flight home," he said. Aamir Afzal, a mechanical engineer from Patna, who had come to Delhi on an official visit on March 23, was among those who took the flights to celebrate Eid with family and friends. "I had been staying in a hotel in Mahipalpur with my co-worker. The hotel charged us Rs 900 per day. We could not get a confirmed ticket on a train back home," he said. Due to the lesser number of trains, the tickets get sold out within 5-10 minutes. It is difficult for a person to book a ticket using a mobile phone, Afzal said. Afzal's friend Rahid Ali said he was happy he would be able to join his family in Bihar's Begusarai district on Eid. "But it will be a muted affair as so many homeless and hungry migrants who cannot afford to travel on train or flight are still stuck in various parts of the country. It doesn't suit one to celebrate the festival in such circumstances," he said. A few people travelled long distances only to find that their flights had been cancelled. Naik Satish Kumar's Kolkata-bound flight got cancelled as the state decided not to resume operations till May 28. "I travelled all the way from Ambala on a bus to take a 6-am flight to Kolkata. When I reached here, I got to know the flight had been cancelled. I am returning home now," he said. Excited to meet his two-year-old daughter, Santu Mandal, a resident of West Bengal's Bardhaman district, reached the airport along with brother, Nasiruddin Mandal, at 1 am, unaware that the flight to Kolkata had been cancelled. The Mandal brothers, engaged in hand embroidery, spent Rs 12,000 to book the tickets "because we could not get a confirmed train ticket". It is the first time Sudhir Kumar will be on a plane. The Army personnel posted in Punjab's Bhatinda district says he never considered taking a flight home earlier as train travel is convenient and cheap. But trains are full already, he said. from Economic Times https://ift.tt/2WYfkBP

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Students, migrants take the first flight home after being grounded for weeks due to lockdown

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Students, migrants take the first flight home after being grounded for weeks due to lockdown

New Delhi: As India resumed domestic passenger flights in a graded manner on Monday, hundreds of people reached the Indira Gandhi International Airport here to take early morning flights to their hometowns and workplaces.

Flight operations remained shut for two months owing to the nationwide lockdown necessitated by the coronavirus pandemic.

Those who took first flights included paramilitary personnel, army men, students and migrants, who failed to book a ticket on special trains being run by the railways.

Many said they shelled out more to reach the airport as there were limited public transport options available.

With trains running full and inter-state buses remaining off the roads, Sandeep Singh, 19, spent Rs 5,500 to reach Delhi from Dehradun where he studies.

“I remained stuck in my PG. Mummy and papa were a worried lot. I am taking the first flight home,” he said.

Aamir Afzal, a mechanical engineer from Patna, who had come to Delhi on an official visit on March 23, was among those who took the flights to celebrate Eid with family and friends.

“I had been staying in a hotel in Mahipalpur with my co-worker. The hotel charged us Rs 900 per day. We could not get a confirmed ticket on a train back home,” he said.

Due to the lesser number of trains, the tickets get sold out within 5-10 minutes. It is difficult for a person to book a ticket using a mobile phone, Afzal said.

Afzal’s friend Rahid Ali said he was happy he would be able to join his family in Bihar’s Begusarai district on Eid.

“But it will be a muted affair as so many homeless and hungry migrants who cannot afford to travel on train or flight are still stuck in various parts of the country. It doesn’t suit one to celebrate the festival in such circumstances,” he said.

A few people travelled long distances only to find that their flights had been cancelled.

Naik Satish Kumar’s Kolkata-bound flight got cancelled as the state decided not to resume operations till May 28.

“I travelled all the way from Ambala on a bus to take a 6-am flight to Kolkata. When I reached here, I got to know the flight had been cancelled. I am returning home now,” he said.

Excited to meet his two-year-old daughter, Santu Mandal, a resident of West Bengal’s Bardhaman district, reached the airport along with brother, Nasiruddin Mandal, at 1 am, unaware that the flight to Kolkata had been cancelled.

The Mandal brothers, engaged in hand embroidery, spent Rs 12,000 to book the tickets “because we could not get a confirmed train ticket”.

It is the first time Sudhir Kumar will be on a plane.

The Army personnel posted in Punjab’s Bhatinda district says he never considered taking a flight home earlier as train travel is convenient and cheap.

But trains are full already, he said.

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Useless Movie Review #1: LION

SUMMARY

PG-13 | 2016 | drama/biography | 118 minutes

Five year old Saroo gets lost on a train which takes him thousands of miles across India, away from home and family. Saroo must learn to survive alone in Kolkata, before ultimately being adopted by an Australian couple. Twenty-five years later, armed with only a handful of memories, his unwavering determination, and a revolutionary technology known as Google Earth, he sets out to find his lost family and finally return to his first home. (Google)

RATINGS

ROTTEN TOMATOES: 85% (certified fresh)

IMDB: 8.1/10

ROGER EBERT: 3.5/4

METACRITIC: 69%

MY OPINION

•   Watched Nov 19, 2017

•   My rating: 95%

•   I absolutely loved this movie. Between the characters and the cinematography and the incredible acting skill within the movie, this masterpiece deserves all the praise it receives.

•   One thing I really loved was how it didn’t bother to overly commercialize the movie. The appropriate languages were used, and the actors were chosen for their ethnicity and talent, not their popularity. In addition, the story didn’t shy away from its dark origins. 

•   The cinematography was also incredible. The yellow butterlfies were cleverly used throughout the movie as a symbol for heritage and origin. In my opinion, the biggest strength of this film was its callbacks, which were each framed expertly and subtly. Nothing was forced down the watcher’s throat; the actions were seamless and natural.

•   [spoilers] My favorite scene might have been when Saroo (Dev Patel) was on Google Earth, scrolling through the country of India. Although it was extremely exciting to see him slowly discover more and more parts of his journey, such as the bridge and the water tower, the true satisfaction was of him finally finding the satellite pictures of his home. And the scenes with his mother, both in his memories of the rock quarry and at the end, were positively breathtaking.

•  I loved how technology was not a burden on the film’s pacing, but a tool for its fulfillment and realization.

•   Lastly, the fact that this is a true story? That blows my mind. The true heartbreak and ache that must have accompanied Saroo’s journey blows my mind, and is something most of us would never be able to overcome as he did.

•   [spoilers] And his mother, the fact that she waited for so long, after losing both of her children in one night? That’s unimaginable.

•   WATCH AGAIN: absolutely

•   RECOMMEND: to those who like biographies, Indian culture, and the feel-good payout of watching such a heart-wrenchingly good movie

•   CONCLUSION: Go watch this movie. You’re in for a great time.

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Find My PG in Kolkata: Simplified Steps to Secure a Stay

The 'City of Joy,' Kolkata, attracts students and professionals alike for its educational and job opportunities. Finding the right accommodation is one of the biggest challenges that every newcomer has to face. If you're thinking, "How to find my PG in Kolkata?" or "Where can I find a comfortable hostel or coliving in Kolkata?", this guide will simplify your search. With the above practical tips and tools at your discretion, including BTRoomer, you will definitely be well-equipped to find a PG near me in Kolkata, which fits into your needs and budget.

Key Factors to Consider Before Finalizing a PG in Kolkata

Your hunt for a perfect PG in Kolkata requires several aspects. Here's all you need to know:

Location: Look for PGs around the vicinity of your workplace or college. Areas such as Salt Lake, New Town, and Gariahat have connectivity that works with affordable rates.

Spending: Kolkata has PGs to suit every budget. Check the rent, deposit amount, and any other charges like Wi-Fi, food, or electricity.

Amenities: Furnished rooms, Wi-Fi, laundry, and meals are the general basic amenities a paying guest may want to expect. To have this community vibe, try coliving in Kolkata.

Safety: The PG is equipped with CCTV cameras, security guards, and prevention against fire.

Comfort: Choose a spacious and airy room with essential furniture. If it’s shared, ensure it isn’t overcrowded.

Meal: Check if meals are included in the rent, their quality, and variety within the menu.

House Rules: Some PGs have very strict curfews or rules regarding guests. Get these clarified before sealing the deal.

Insider Tips to Get the Best PG Deal in Kolkata

Here's how to find the best-priced PG in Kolkata:

Start Early: The search should be started at least two months in advance, which gives access to better options and deals.

Online Portals: You can filter PGs by location, amenities, and budget on an online portal like BTRoomer, as it facilitates your search to find a PG near me in Kolkata effectively.

In-Person Visitation: Come and inspect the property of its cleanliness, facilities, and safety among other concerns for your decision-making.

Negotiate Rent: Do not be shy to negotiate rent or other terms for longer stays.

Ask for References: You may speak to current or past residents to get honest reviews about the PG or hostel in Kolkata.

How to Use BTRoomer to Find PG Near Me in Kolkata

We at BTRoomer make it quite easy to find the right PG in Kolkata. Here's how we can help you with your requirements:

Varieties Galore: We have a vast variety of PGs, hostels, and coliving in Kolkata to suit varied tastes.

With our verified listings, you will be assured of budget-friendly options without compromising on quality.

Personalized Search: Location, budget, and amenities make it easier to narrow down to the perfect fit.

Upfront Transparent Pricing: We show clear, upfront costs instead of surprising them at a later period. Genuine Reviews: Ratings and reviews by users help you make an informed choice.

Conclusion

Finding the right PG in Kolkata doesn't have to be stressful. Key factors, planning beforehand, and BTRoomer as your partner will make finding a PG near me in Kolkata very easy. Be it a hostel in Kolkata, PG, or coliving space, take your own time and do your research to make the best choice. Ready to find your ideal accommodation? Let BTRoomer help you secure the best deal today!

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