Rvce

This place is tucked away inside the R.V. College of Engineering campus on Mysore Road. Specifically, we’re over in Chamundi Hostel, room CH-3026. If you’ve ever been to the campus, you know it’s huge and it takes a while to walk from the main gate to the hostels. Living and working out of a hostel room means things are a bit cramped. There are books and papers piled up on the desks and usually a couple of laptops running. It’s not like a regular business office at all. We mostly deal with students and faculty members who know where to find us. The noise from the corridor is constant with people moving back and forth to classes or the mess hall. Sometimes the power goes out and we just have to wait it out. It’s a very student-focused environment. We have our setup in a corner of the room, and it’s basically where everything happens for Rvce. The walls are typical hostel white, and the windows look out over the campus trees. It’s quiet during exam times but really loud the rest of the semester. We don’t have a receptionist or anything like that. If the door is open, someone is usually there to help out. It's a simple arrangement that works for us while we’re here on Mysore Road. It’s definitely more of a practical, hands-on spot than a formal business location. We just get on with things between our other tasks.