14 hostel buildings on campus house over 11,000 students. Rooms are 2–3 person shared with attached bathrooms — a significantly higher standard than most Russian university hostels. Shared kitchens and laundry are available on each floor. 24/7 CCTV security and fire protection systems throughout. Annual hostel cost ranges from $275 to $2,048 USD (₹23,000–₹1.75 lakh) depending on room type and block. Most Indian students pay approximately $1,200–$1,500/year for standard shared rooms.

RUDN has Indian food options in the university canteen due to the scale of its Indian student population. The Indian Students Association (ISA at RUDN) also coordinates mess services in hostel blocks. Moscow's Indian grocery ecosystem is extensive — stores in Lianozovo, Tekstilschiki, and Sadovod market supply all staples. Indian restaurants in Moscow are accessible via metro. This is the most developed Indian food ecosystem available from any Russian university campus.

RUDN's campus in southwest Moscow is one of Russia's most cosmopolitan — 160+ nationalities walk the same corridors. The university has 14 hostel buildings (7 five-storey blocks plus 7 high-rise), with 2–3 person shared rooms featuring attached bathrooms, shared kitchens, and laundry per floor. A 3-floor simulation centre with injection trainers, echocardiography equipment, CPR mannequins, and laparoscopic trainers is available from Year 2. Indian mess options are available due to the large Indian student population. Moscow's metro system (Yugo-Zapadnaya line) gives access to Indian grocery stores, the Indian Embassy, and three international airports (Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo, Vnukovo) within 30–60 minutes.

RUDN's campus is within Moscow — Russia's safest major city by Russian standards, with heavy police presence and extensive CCTV coverage. The campus itself has 24/7 security, gating, and a large international student presence that provides safety in numbers. The university's 60+ year history of hosting international students has produced well-established safety protocols. The Indian Embassy Moscow is accessible within 30–45 minutes from campus. RUDN's dedicated International Students Office handles admissions, visa support, and accommodation with multilingual staff. The Indian Students Association at RUDN — one of Russia's oldest — coordinates airport pickups, initial orientation, cultural events (Holi, Diwali, Independence Day), and FMGE coaching batch coordination. Russian Government Scholarships are available on a competitive basis, covering full tuition. Direct Delhi–Moscow flights (6–7 hours) make home visits straightforward.

14 hostel buildings on campus house over 11,000 students. Rooms are 2–3 person shared with attached bathrooms — a significantly higher standard than most Russian university hostels. Shared kitchens and laundry are available on each floor. 24/7 CCTV security and fire protection systems throughout. Annual hostel cost ranges from $275 to $2,048 USD (₹23,000–₹1.75 lakh) depending on room type and block. Most Indian students pay approximately $1,200–$1,500/year for standard shared rooms.

RUDN has Indian food options in the university canteen due to the scale of its Indian student population. The Indian Students Association (ISA at RUDN) also coordinates mess services in hostel blocks. Moscow's Indian grocery ecosystem is extensive — stores in Lianozovo, Tekstilschiki, and Sadovod market supply all staples. Indian restaurants in Moscow are accessible via metro. This is the most developed Indian food ecosystem available from any Russian university campus.

RUDN's campus in southwest Moscow is one of Russia's most cosmopolitan — 160+ nationalities walk the same corridors. The university has 14 hostel buildings (7 five-storey blocks plus 7 high-rise), with 2–3 person shared rooms featuring attached bathrooms, shared kitchens, and laundry per floor. A 3-floor simulation centre with injection trainers, echocardiography equipment, CPR mannequins, and laparoscopic trainers is available from Year 2. Indian mess options are available due to the large Indian student population. Moscow's metro system (Yugo-Zapadnaya line) gives access to Indian grocery stores, the Indian Embassy, and three international airports (Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo, Vnukovo) within 30–60 minutes.

RUDN's campus is within Moscow — Russia's safest major city by Russian standards, with heavy police presence and extensive CCTV coverage. The campus itself has 24/7 security, gating, and a large international student presence that provides safety in numbers. The university's 60+ year history of hosting international students has produced well-established safety protocols. The Indian Embassy Moscow is accessible within 30–45 minutes from campus. RUDN's dedicated International Students Office handles admissions, visa support, and accommodation with multilingual staff. The Indian Students Association at RUDN — one of Russia's oldest — coordinates airport pickups, initial orientation, cultural events (Holi, Diwali, Independence Day), and FMGE coaching batch coordination. Russian Government Scholarships are available on a competitive basis, covering full tuition. Direct Delhi–Moscow flights (6–7 hours) make home visits straightforward.