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Chandigarh - The story of three cities | The Master Plan of Chandigarh | Climate | Connectivity Industry | Tricity Attractions and Things to Do | Education | Accomodation | Health

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The Open Hand Monument happens to be the most

iconic symbol of Chandigarh. In the words of Le

Corbusier, it connotes the city’s motto - ‘Open to

give, open to receive’. It is perhaps apt that only 15

km from this landmark, in a state-of-the-art campus

at Mohali, the Indian School of Business will be

opening its doors to thousands of students and their

aspirations.

This booklet is compiled to serve as a ready reckoner

for you as you join the ISB family at Mohali. As

you browse through these pages, you will realise

that an exciting lifestyle awaits you in the Tricity of

Chandigarh, Mohali and Punchkula. Welcome to

ISB’s Mohali campus.

Chandigarh - The Story ofThree CitiesThe most striking thing about the city is the expanse

of resplendent blue sky with the mountains in the

backdrop. When you are approaching the city, you

would see the jagged skyline of the Shivalik Hills

looming large over the city and the faint image of

an old temple dedicated to Goddess Chandi, from

whom the city got its name.

Chandigarh may appear oddly familiar to Western

visitors and idiosyncratic to the rest of India. The

city is aptly branded ‘City Beautiful’ with its tree

lined roads, big and beautiful roundabouts, parks,

shopping areas and renowned Capitol complex for

its architecture. The city tops the list of Indian States

and Union Territories with the highest per capita

income in the country at Rs. 99,262 at current prices

and ranks highest on Human Development Index. It

has the maximum number of vehicles per capita (2:1)

in the country. Yet thanks to wide, well maintained

roads and ample car parking, traffic is relatively

smooth. You can get to most places within the Tricity

within a half hour drive. Chandigarh is a very safe city.

With the lowest crime rates in the country you can

feel safe at any hour.

Mohali and Panchkula are Chandigarh’s 2 satellite

towns and they are together called the Tricity.

While Mohali is an extension of Chandigarh

into Punjab, Panchkula falls within the state of

Haryana. Chandigarh is a Union Territory and is

the administrative capital for both the neighbouring

states.

After the partition, Punjab became a state without

a capital with Lahore going to Pakistan. Shimla

in Himachal Pradesh, served as its temporary

secretariat. The political leadership decided on the

construction of a modern and accessible capital. This

was Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru’s Dream City of modern

India - Chandigarh, the first planned city of India.

The responsibility for the design was given to the

French architect, Le Corbusier. With the help of his

cousin Pierre Jeanneret, and that of the English

couple Maxwell Fry and Jane Drew (along with a

number of Indian architects including Chief planner

Narinder S. Lamba and Chief Engineer J.C. Verma)

Chandigarh came into existence at the foothills of the

Shivaliks in 1953.

The Master Plan of ChandigarhLe Corbusier conceived the master plan of

Chandigarh to be analogous to the human body,

with a clearly defined head (the Capitol Complex),

the heart (City Centre), the lungs (the leisure valley,

innumerable open spaces and sector greens), the

intellect (the cultural and educational institutions), the

circulatory system (the network of roads, the 7Vs)

and the viscera (the industrial area). The concept

of the city is based on four major functions: living,

working, care of the body and spirit, and circulation.

Residential sectors constitute the living part whereas

the Capitol Complex, City Centre, Educational Zone

(Post Graduate Institute, Punjab University) and

the Industrial Area constitute the working part. The

Leisure Valley, gardens, sector greens and open

courtyards etc. are for the care of body and spirit.

The circulation system comprises 7 different types of

roads known as 7Vs. A pathway for cyclists called V8

was subsequently added to this circulation system.

The Capitol Complex comprises three architectural

masterpieces - the Secretariat, the High Court and

the Legislative Assembly, separated by large piazzas.

In the heart of the Capitol Complex stands the giant

metallic sculpture of The Open Hand, the official

emblem of Chandigarh, signifying the city’s credo of

‘open to give, open to receive’.

The City Centre is the heart of Chandigarh‘s activities.

It comprises the Inter-State Bus Terminus, Parade

Ground, District Courts, etc. on one hand, and a

vast business and shopping center on the other. The

4-storey concrete buildings house banks and offices

above and showrooms/ shops at the ground level

with wide pedestrian concourses. The Neelam Piazza

at the center has fountains with light and water

features. Proposal to set up a 11-storey building at

Sector 17 is in the offing. Sector 34 is another newly

developed commercial sector.

The Tricity is spread over approximately 175 sq kms

with a population of about 15 million.

Mohali is now renamed as Sahibzada Ajit Singh

Nagar Mohali (SAS Nagar Mohali) in the memory of

the Sikh 10th Guru Gobind Singh’s eldest son. The

city is famous for its international Cricket Stadium.

Panchkula gets its name from the five irrigation

canals that distribute water from the river Ghaggar.

The canals are a beautiful example of community

property and are maintained by the villagers along the

way, with distribution days decided. The prestigious

Chandimandir Cantonment Headquarters of the

Indian Army Western Command, is also located at

Panchkula.

Climate

Connectivity

Industry

Chandigarh has cold dry winter, hot summer and

sub tropical monsoon and the weather is generally

dry. The area experiences summer from mid-

March to Mid-June, monsoon from late-June to

mid-September, while winter sets in around mid-

November and goes on till mid-March. The monsoon

and winter is separated by a transitional autumn,

which is perhaps the best season of the year. May

and June are the hottest months of the year with the

The Tricity has a new modern 500 passenger Airport

terminal and is all set for much better domestic

air connectivity. Few International flights are also

expected to commence. Currently there are direct

flights to Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur and Jammu. Flights

to Hyderabad, Bangalore, Kolkata, Indore do a brief

The Tricity’s GDP is growing at a rate more than

the the all India growth. Major companies in Mohali

include Airtel, Convergys, Dell, Godrej, ICI Paints,

Philips, PUNCOM, Punjab Tractor Limited, Quark,

Ranbaxy Laboratories and SCL (Semiconductor

Complex Limited). Denver-based Quark is developing

the USD 500 million, 46-acre Quark City in Mohali,

complete with a residential complex comprising 30%

of the ‘city’; the shopping, entertainment, medical,

and educational district consume another 10%.

mean daily maximum and minimum temperatures

being about 37°C and 25°C, respectively. January

is the coldest month with mean maximum and

minimum temperatures being around 23°C and

3.6°C respectively. Winds are generally light and blow

from northwest to southeast direction with exception

of easterly to southeasterly winds that blow on some

days during the summer season.

stopover at Delhi or Jaipur. Train connectivity to Delhi

is very good. Journey to Delhi by train is over 3 hours

and the Shatabdi is the most preferred service. By

road, one takes 4-5 hours to reach Chandigarh from

Delhi, depending on the time of the day.

The Rajiv Gandhi Chandigarh Technology Park

inaugurated in September 2005 is spread over

400 acres and already boasts of more than

10,000 professionals. Infosys, Bharti Airtel and

Tech Mahindra are some of the key players in the

area. The IT park also hosts an Entrepreneurs

Development Centre providing incubation space and

ecosystem for young entrepreneurs. Chandigarh also

happens ot be the northern region headquarters of

the Confederation of Indian Industry.

Tricity Attractions and Things to DoThe Punjab Cricket Association Stadium in

Mohali is widely regarded as the best cricket ground

in India for having excellent practice facilities and a

spectator friendly environment. The venue boasts

of world-class amenities and has hosted some very

crucial international matches.

Rose Garden is the largest of its kind in Asia. Named

after India’s former President, Zakir Hussain, this

beautiful garden was set up in 1967 with the support

of Chandigarh’s first Chief Commissioner, late Dr

M S Randhawa. Chandigarh rose garden contains

more than 17,000 plants with nearly 1,600 varieties

of roses. A spacious garden covering an area of 27

acres, Dr. Zakir Rose Garden also houses trees of

medicinal value. Some of the medicinal plants that

can be spotted here are Bel, Bahera, Harar, Camphor

and Yellow Gulmohar. The Rose garden also serves

as the venue for hosting the annual ‘Festival of

Gardens’, a major cultural event of the city.

Rock Garden, Chandigarh is an epitome of

creativity and innovation. It is a unique garden that

consists of various art objects. But the best part

about the rock garden is that each of its artwork has

been made by using industrial and urban waste. It is

located in Sector 1 between the Capitol Complex and

Sukhna Lake. The credit for laying its foundation goes

to Nek Chand, who was the then Road Inspector in

the Engineering Department of Chandigarh Capital

Project. Rock garden has been established in the

form of an open-air exhibition hall. The garden

houses sculptures made by using a variety of different

discarded waste materials like frames, mudguards,

forks, handle bars, metal wires, play marbles,

porcelain, auto parts, broken bangles etc. Rock

garden in Chandigarh, India is a unique creation and

connoisseurs come from different parts of the world

to see this amazing garden.

Sukhna Lake strikes you for its natural beauty. It

lies in the foothills of the Shivalik range, surrounded

forests. It is a manmade lake 3 km long lake created

by dam built on the Sukhna Choe, which is a

seasonal stream flowing down from the Shivalik hills.

People visit this place in the morning to enjoy the

cool breeze and the beauty of nature. It is a great

picnic spot and an apt place for pursuing water sport

activities like boating, yachting and water skiing etc.

People come here for morning and evening walks to

relax with piped music playing in the background.

Nirjhar Vatika Gardens and Musical Fountains at Panchkula is indeed a watery haunt, with an

artificial lake into which a waterfall cascades down

along pebbled path. With its clean air and beautifully

landscaped greens, the gardens attract residence

from the city as well as Mohali.

Pinjore gardens, also called Yadavindra Gardens,

is located 20 km from Chandigarh, 15 km from

Panchkula, on the Chandigarh-Shimla road. Pinjore

lies on the foothills of the lower Shivalik ranges. The

fascinating Mughal Gardens are one of the most

popular picnic spots. A mini zoo, plants nursery, a

Japanese garden, historic palaces and picnic lawns

await tourists. Especially at weekends, fountains are

switched on and after dusk, lights pick up the beauty

of the palaces by night.

Special programs are arranged at the Yadavindra

Gardens for the Baisakhi (spring) festival in April and

for the Mango Festival in June and July.

Gurudrwara Nada Sahib: Nada was a very small

village in Patiala State, which is situated in Haryana

and about 15 km from Chandigarh. On returning after

his victory over the Mughals, Guru Gobind Singh Ji

stayed at this place and Nadu Shah, a follower of

Guruji welcomed and served Guruji by all means.

Guruji blessed Nadu Shah for his services, and the

place came to be known by the name of Nada Sahib.

Thousands of people pay homage at this famous

Gurudwara every year.

Other attractions are the Bougainvillea Garden in

Sector 2, Doll Museum in Sector 23 and Museum of

the Evolution of Life in Sector 17.

MoviesThe city has three malls with 5-screen multiplexes:

Fun Republic in Manimajra, DLF DT Cinema in IT

Park, Centra Mall (PVR Cinema) in Phase 1, Industrial

Area, Shalimar in Panchkula and Big Cinemas at

Paras Mall, Zirakpur. The city also has several well

maintained cinema halls with the classical single

screen format.

ClubsChandigarh Club: It’s the most prestigious club

in the Tricity. Facilities include Swimming Pool,

Billiards, Cards Room, Squash Court, Library, Lawn

Tennis etc. The Club has 17 grass courts and two

newly made synthetic courts. It has two big lawns

for parties and two dining halls, with two different

caterers, offering a wide variety of sumptuous food.

Mohali Club: Recreational facilities include

swimming pool, tennis courts, billiards, table tennis

and cards. Banquet hall, TV room, library and fitness

center are the other facilities. The club is ideal for

business conferences. There are fourteen suites with

modern amenities.

Dare Club, Chandigarh: The region’s first luxurious

family entertainment club with a mission to take its

members on a journey filled with ecstasy where each

member is treated like royalty and made to feel like a

celebrity.

Golf Clubs - Chandigarh, Mohali, Panchkula and Chandimandir: With 4 golf clubs, the city is being

touted as an international golf destination. The

Chandigarh Golf Club conforms to the USGA norms.

The Panchkula Golf Course, spread over an area of

135 acres with 18 holes, is equipped with international

standard facilities.

Amusement/Water ParksThunderzone is a 30-min drive from Chandigarh,

located in Landran, Mohali.

FunCity is located 20 km from Chandigarh on the

Panchkula - Barwalla Nadha Sahib Gurudwara Highway

near Ramgarh.

Theatre & CultureThe city has rich theatre culture with regular performances

by groups from all over India. Tagore Theatre in Sector

18 plays host to most of the performances. There is the

new 1000-seater auditorium, Indradhanush in Panchkula,

which had hosted famous plays like the Blue Mug.

The Chandigarh Lalit Kala Academy organises

lectures by renowned artists, art workshops,

exhibitions, competitions, art weeks, etc.

Kalagram hosts exhibitions of various handicrafts

and decorations from various parts of the country.

Pracheen Kala Kendra (Sector 35) is a private

teaching institution offering degree courses in

Hindustani vocal and instrumental music, Kathak

and Bharatnatyam among the Indian Classical

dance and also folk dances and song. Don’t miss

the week-long festival of music and dance every

year in March as well as smaller programmes -

Baithaks- on the 11th of every month. Alliance

Française plays host to other cultural activities like

art galleries, exhibitions, plays, etc.

Chandigarh ShoppingThe whole city of Chandigarh is divided into

sectors, with each sector having its own bazaars

and malls. But the major shopping arena is

Sector 17. With major brand stores, and a central

location, Sector 17 shopping complex forms the

hub of the shopping in the city. Retail stores such

as Westside, Big Bazaar, and Pantaloon have

opened shop in the city. Bharti - Wal-Mart’s

Best Price Cash & Carry Store houses the biggest

discounts within its 50,000 sft floor area at

Sector 17.

Chandigarh NightlifeChandigarh was designed for the young, and the

young at heart. So pubs and lounges are pretty

evenly dispersed around the city. Pubs like Down

Under are a hit among the youngsters because of

the good food, drink and ambiance. You can also try

the Lava Pub in the Taj Chandigarh. Zante Lounge at

Sector 10 hosts live jazz and other theme nights. The

Micro Brewery and Café Amor in Panchkula are the

latest additions worthy of regular visits.

Weekend GetawaysKasauli is situated at a height of 1,928 meters, and

is one of the quietest hill stations in India. If you want

to recharge your spirits, you can take a seventy-

seven kilometer trip there.

Bhima Devi Temple is at a distance of twenty-two

kilometers from Chandigarh, which dates back to the

11th century. You would be able to find some ancient

idols at display in this temple.

The Chattbir Zoo, with a dense population of lions,

tigers, and hundreds of species of mammals, birds

and reptiles, is every animal lover’s delight.

Shimla is one of the prime excursions spots from

Chandigarh. This capital of Himachal Pradesh

attracts tourist from all over the world.

Anandpur Sahib, known as ‘The Holy City of

Bliss’, is one of the most important sacred places

for Sikhs, closely linked with their religious traditions

and history. It is located on the lower spurs of

the Himalayas surrounded by picturesque natural

scenery, with the river Sutlej forming a shimmering

and shiny blue border on the south west barely four

miles away.

Bhakra Nangal Dam is a concrete arch-gravity dam

across the Sutluj River, near the border between

Punjab and Himachal Pradesh in northern India. The

dam was part of the larger multipurpose Bhakra

Nangal Project whose aims were to prevent floods

in the Sutlej-Beas river valley, provide irrigation to

adjoining states and to provide hydro-electricity.

You will be spoilt for choices for an extended

weekend. Add Kullu, Manali, the Great Himalayan

National Park, Naldera, Dharamshala, Dalhousie,

and Amritsar to a long list of interesting and diverse

getaways for you once you move to Chandigarh.

RestaurantsChandigarh offers a variety of dining options.

Being multi-ethnic in nature, the city has

number of restaurants catering to the

taste of almost every person. It will surely

have something memorable to offer you,

whether you like traditional food or Chinese

and continental food. Below is given the

list of some of the popular eating joints of

Chandigarh.

Fast Food• KFC (Madhya Marg, Sec-8)

• Food Plaza (Sec-22)

• Chow Choppe (Sec-34)

• McDonald’s (Sec-35)

• Pizza Hut (Sec-26, Phase-5, Mohali)

• Smoking Joe Pizzas (Sec-35)

• Domino’s Pizza (Sec-17)

• Ruby Tuesday (Fun Republic)

• Sugar Loaf (Sec-8)

• Tingu’s (Sec-9)

• Jam Pack (Sec-11)

• Slice Of Italy (Sec-11)

• Oven Fresh (Sec-35)

• Subway (Sec-17, 35)

• Hot Millions (Sec-17)

• Chaplin Fast Food (Sec-16, Panchkula)

South Indian • Sundaram (Sec-35)

• Sagar Ratna (Sec-35,17)

• Annapurna (Sec-11)

• Swagath (Sec-26)

• Ratnam’s (Sec-35)

Chinese • Mandrain (Sec-17)

• Fen Fang (Mani Majra)

• Shangri-la (Sec-35)

• Yo! China (Sec-5, 9)

• Chop Stick (Sec-22)

• Black Lotus at the Taj Chandigarh (Sec-17)

• Hong Kong Restaurant (Sec-17)

• Noodle Bar (Sec-26)

• Mainland China (Sec-26)

Thai• Orchid Lounge (Sec-34)

Ice-cream Parlors• Baskin Robbins (Sec-17, 35)

• Cocoberry (Sec-9)

• Hot Millions (Sec-17)

• Milkfood (Sec-17)

Restaurants• Sugar Loaf (Sec-8)

• Page 3 (Sec-5, Panchkula)

• Yellow Chillies (Sec-9, Panchkula)

• Nando’s Chicken (Sec-35)

• Barbeque Nation (Sec-26)

• Ghazal (Sec-17)

• Indian Coffee House (Sec-17)

• Mehfil (Sec-17)

• Sizzler (Sec-17)

• Maya Palace (Sec-35)

• Metro-35 (Sec-35)

• Pallavi (Sec-5, Panchkula)

• Mezbaan (Phase-4, Mohali)

• Gopal’s (Sec-8, 35)

• The Lobby (Sec-26)

• Kava (Sec-26)

• S4 lounge (Sec-35)

• Aroma (Sec-22)

• Khyber (Sec-35)

• Flamme Bois Bistro (Sec-35)

US BASED JJ GUMBERG AND CO IS COMING UP WITH THE LARGEST FOOD COURT (36,000 SQ FT) IN THE REGION SPREAD OVER AN AREA OF ON 21.6 ACRES IN MOHALI. THE FOOD COURT WILL ALSO INCLUDE FINE DINING OUTLETS, AND WOULD BE A PART OF NORTH COUNTRY MALL THAT IS EXPECTED TO BECOME OPERATIONAL BY 2012.

LALIT ASHOK, PARK PLAZA, HYATT, RADISSON AND SHERATON ARE OPENING WITHIN THE NEXT 2 YEARS.

Sweets • Gopal’s (Sec-8, 35)

• Talwar (Sec-15)

• Sindhi Sweets (Sec-17)

• Doaba Sweets (Sec-21)

• Gobind Sweets (Sec-27)

• Maa Durga (Sec-34)

• Katani Sweets (Sec-35)

• Anupam (Sec-11, Panchkula)

• Katani Sweets (Phase-1, 3B2 - Mohali)

Bakery• Nik Bakers (Sec-9, 35)

• Oven Fresh (Sec-35)

• Bakers Lounge (Sec-9, Panchkula)

• Bakers Oven (Sec-9, Panchkula)

• Polka Pastry (Sec-5, 34)

• Golden Bakery (Sec-37)

• National Bakery (Sec-19)

• Real Bakery (Sec-15)

HotelsBudget• YMCA (Sec-11)

• Yatri Nivas run by the CITCO

• Hotel Chandigarh (Sec-22)

• Hotel ParkView run by the CITCO in Sector 24

Mid-range• Hotel Antheia (Sec-34)

• Hotel Aroma (Sec-22)

• Hometel Chandigarh Industrial Area Phase-1

• Hotel KLG (Sec-43)

• Hotel The Komfort Inn (Sec-17C)

Luxury• Taj Chandigarh, Block No. 9 (Sec-17A)

• J W Marriot (Sec-35)

• Mount View (Sec-10)

EducationChandigarh has evolved into an education hub.

It is home to several renowned centres for higher

education.

Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER): It is one of the premier

medical research institutes of the country and serves

thousands of patients from the neighboring states.

Punjab University: With a beautiful campus, Punjab

University is one of the most sought after universities

by students from the northern region.

PEC University of Technology: The alma mater

of NASA astronaut Kalpana Chawla, the institute

continues to climb up national rankings and has been

designated as a deemed university.

Chandigarh College of Engineering and Technology (CCET): Formerly known as the

polytechnic college, CCET was upgraded to include

the bachelor’s degree in Engineering in 2002.

The college has the reputation of being the only

Engineering college affiliated with Punjab University

and run by Chandigarh Administration.

University Institute of Engineering and Technology (UIET): This is a prestigious

engineering institute started by Punjab University

in 2002 to provide education in engineering and its

associated fields to the growing number of students

from around the city.

Government College of Art: This Institution is a

platform to bring out the upcoming creative talent

from the region. Affiliate to the Punjab University, it

is the only central institution of its kind in Punjab,

Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir, and Himachal

Pradesh.

Chandigarh College of Architecture: What is

not so well known is the fact that the 20th century’s

greatest architect, Le Corbusier also succeeded

in getting Chandigarh College of Architecture

(CCA) established as an integral part of the great

Chandigarh Experiment.

Institute of Microbial Technology (IMTECH): It is a constituent establishment of CSIR (Council of

Scientific and Industrial Research, Govt. of India)

for research in Microbial Biotechnology. It offers the

doctorate degree for different fields of biotechnology

such as protein science and engineering,

fermentation technology, immunology and cell

biology, bioinformatics and genetics. It houses one of

the world’s best bioinformatics research center.

Research Institutes: Central Scientific Instruments

Organisation, Institute of Microbial Technology,

National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education

and Research are some of the premier research

institutions in the tri-city area.

Schools in Chandigarh: The Tricity is recognised

for its high quality schools. The academic year begins

in April followed by summer holidays from May end

to July 1st week. Details of the leading schools in the

city are listed in the following page:

School Board Admission Classes Boys/ Contact no. Address Affiliation Timings Girls forSchool

Carmel Convent CBSE Nov - Feb Pre-primary Girls 172 2740891 Sector 9B School to XII

Coveda School Alternate Co-ed 9876606916 Main Road, Sector 18B education

D A V Higher CBSE Nov - Mar VI- XII Co-ed 172 2781345 Sector 8C Secondary School

DRA Bhavan CBSE Dec - Mar VI to XII Co-ed 172 2656955 Jaisukhlal Hathi Sadan, Vidyalaya Sector 27B

DRA Bhavan CBSE Jan - Mar Pre-nursery Co-ed 172 4023471 Opp. Rajasthan Vidyalaya to V Bhavan, Sector 33D, - Primary School

Gurukul Global CBSE Nov - Mar Pre-nursery Co-ed 172 2735100 Manimajra, Near IT Park, School to X

St. Johns CBSE Nov - Mar Pre-primary Boys 172 2792571 Sector 26 to X

St. Joseph Senior CBSE Jan - Apr Nursery Co-ed 172 2662616 Sector 44D Secondary School to XII

St. Kabirs ICSE Nov - Feb Pre-nursery Co-ed 172 2791459 Sector 26 to X

Lemon World CBSE Nov - Apr Pre-nursery Co-ed 9501336655 Mohali-Fatehgarh Sahib School to V Road, Landran

Manav Mangal CBSE Dec - Mar Nursery Co-ed 172 2706513 Sector 21 School to X

Manav Mangal CBSE Dec - Mar Pre-nursery Co-ed 172 5053111 Phase-10, Sector 64, Smart School to X Mohali

Ryan International CBSE Oct - Feb Nursery Co-ed 172 4023471 Sector 18 School to XII

Sacred Heart CBSE Nov - Feb Pre-nursery Girls 172 2792297 Sector 26 to XII

Shemrock Senior CBSE Dec - Mar Pre-nursery Co-ed 172 4001234 Sector 69, Mohali Secondary to XII

Strawberry Fields ICSE Jan - Mar Pre-nursery Co-ed 172 2795903 Sector 37 World School to X

The British School IGCSE Nov - Feb Pre-primary Co-ed 172 4605000 Sector 44B, Chandigarh, to X 4646246 Sec 8 & 12, Panchakula 4653000 Sector 70, Mohali

The Millennium CBSE Dec - Mar Pre-nursery Co-ed 172 6544021 Sector 67, Mohali School to X

St. Xavier’s Senior ICSE Nov - Mar Pre Nursery Co-ed 172 2601706 Sector 44C Secondary School to XII 2607079

Vivek High School CBSE Nov - Mar Pre-nursery Co-ed 172 2698988 Sector 70, Mohali to XII 2699 428

AccommodationRental value at the Tricity is lower compared to other

cities like Hyderabad, Bangalore, Delhi, Mumbai, etc.

Average rent for the following regions:

Chandigarh:

3 bed-room independent house - Rs. 20,000

2 bed-room independent house - Rs. 15,000

3 bed-room apartment - Rs. 15,000

2 bedroom apartment - Rs. 12,500

Some sectors in Chandigarh that have apartments:

44, 48, 49, 50, 51

Mohali:3 bed-room independent house - Rs. 13,000

2 bed-room independent house - Rs. 10,000

Apartments in Mohali are still a new concept

Panchkula:3 bed-room independent house - Rs. 15,000

2 bed-room independent house - Rs. 12,500

3 bed-room apartment - Rs. 11,000

2 bedroom apartment - Rs. 9,000

Most of the apartments at Panchkula are in Sector 20.

Zirakpur:There are very few independent houses in Zirakpur.

If you are looking for an apartment with a reasonably

low rent, you would find that in Zirakpur. Average

rent of a beautiful 3 bed-room apartment here is

Rs. 9,000 whereas that of a 2 bed-room apartment

could be Rs. 6,000 only. Zirakpur is only 10 kms

away from Chandigarh, 10 kms from Panchkula and

around 18 km from Mohali.

HealthChandigarh and the Tricity area have some very

reputed government and private hospitals that

provide world class healthcare services.

• Post Graduate Institute of Medical Institute and

Research (PGIMER), Sector 12

• Government Medical College and Hospital

(GMCH), Sector 32

• Government Hospital, Sector 16

• Max Hospital, Mohali, Phase VI, Mohali.

Ph: +91 172 6652 000

• Diwan Chand Gupta Memorial Hospital #1028,

Sector 4, Panchkula. Ph: +91 172 2565 287/

2561 119

• Alchemist Multispecialty Hospital, Sector 21,

Panchkula. Ph: +91 172 2561 536/ 2561 038/

2520 171 - 3

• Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd, SCO 16-17,

Sector 34A, Chandigarh. Ph: +91 172 2604 386

• Ashirwad Hospitals, 1544, Sector 38B,

Chandigarh. Ph: +91 172 2636 272

• Composite Hospital, ITBP, Near Airport,

Chandigarh. Ph: +91 172 2655 752/ 42

• Govt Medical College Hospital, Sector 32,

Chandigarh. Ph: +91 172 2607 642

• Kaushal Hospital & Maternity Home, 1317,

Sector 15, Chandigarh. Ph: +91 172 2771 487

• Medical College Hospital, Sector 32,

Chandigarh. Ph: +91 172 2669 182/ 2669 569

• Mediwell Hospital And Health Care Pvt Ltd, SCO

164-165, Sector 9C, Chandigarh.

Ph: +91 172 2743 598/ 2745 086-88/ 2745 851

• Chakravarty Nursing Home, 207, Sector 10,

Panchkula. Ph: +91 172 2563 505

• Saket Hospital, Panchkula (Orthopedics)

• Singla Hospital, Panchkula (Cardiology)

• Orthomax Bone and Joint Hospital, Panchkula

• Dr. Bakshi Kumar Eye Hospital, Panchkula

• Phoenix Hospital and Diagnostic Centre,

Panchkula

• Fortis Hospital, Sector 62, Phase-8,

Mohali. (91 172) 4692 222

• Cosmo Hospital (Pediatrics, Maternity &

Multispeciality) - Sector 62, Phase-8, Mohali.

Ph: +91 172 5091 444/ 6545 644

• Silver Oaks Hospital, Phase-9, Sector 63, Mohali.

Ph: +91 172 2265 340

• Ivy Hospitals, Sector 71, Mohali.

Ph: +91 172 5044 344/ 345

• INSCOL Hospital, Sector 34A

Life at ISB - MohaliServices at the campus include:

• Foodandbeverage

• Housekeeping

• Transport

• Laundry

• Emergencyservices

• Mailroom

The School also has a number of facilities that takes care

of all routine needs:

• Daycarecentreforthechildrenoffaculty,students

and staff

• Conveniencestoreforessentialgroceriesandtoiletries

• Bookstorefortextbooks,periodicals,magazines,

novels, and stationery

• 24-hourATMfacility

• Documentationcentreforprintingandphotocopying

• Traveldeskforticketreservationservicesona

chargeable basis

• Wellnesscentrehasanurseonduty24/7,whilea

General Physician is available at specified timings

• Securityofficerstoensurethesafetyofthemembers

of the ISB community

• Washingmachinesfacilityisalsoavailableinaddition

to laundry service

Simply walking across the Mohali campus will

be an experience to behold. The world-class

amenities beckon the residential quarters at

ISB. All apartments are serviced, fully furnished

and equipped with a cable connection, voice

and data ports for telephone, campus LAN and

high-speed internet. But accentuating the living

experience for students and resident faculty alike

is the thoughtful design of the campus, which

makes it completely self-sufficient.

RecreationThe Recreation Centre includes a swimming

pool, a gymnasium, yoga and aerobics, a

basketball court, a football/ cricket ground,

squash courts and tennis courts. The Fitness

Centre is equipped with stationary cycles,

steppers, treadmills, cross-trainers and a

multi-station gym.

Services

At the Indian School of Business, the basic

needs of students and faculty are catered to with

a range of services for a comfortable stay on

campus

Indian School of BusinessKnowledge City, Sector 81, SAS Nagar, Mohali - 160 062Ph: +91 172 400 5305, +91 98144 01631, +91 89687 66221.www.isb.edu