TSMU provides dedicated hostels (Dorms 1-4) for international students, with rooms typically shared by 2-3 students. Facilities include 24/7 security, centralized heating, and in-house canteens, and the dormitories sit close to the university's major clinical training sites, reducing daily commute time. Furnishing follows the standard Russian-university pattern (bed, desk, wardrobe per student, shared kitchen/bathroom per floor).

Tver has one of the more established Indian food ecosystems among Russian medical university towns, reflecting its decades-long history of Indian student cohorts: multiple Indian-run canteens operate in and around the university area, and local markets have a long track record of stocking Indian spices and dals. This gives students a more reliable food ecosystem than at universities with newer or smaller Indian cohorts, though prices and availability should be confirmed with current students before budgeting.

TSMU provides dedicated hostels (Dorms 1-4) for international students, with rooms typically shared by 2-3 students. Facilities include 24/7 security, centralized heating, and in-house canteens, and the dormitories sit close to the university's major clinical training sites, reducing daily commute time. Furnishing follows the standard Russian-university pattern (bed, desk, wardrobe per student, shared kitchen/bathroom per floor).

Tver has one of the more established Indian food ecosystems among Russian medical university towns, reflecting its decades-long history of Indian student cohorts: multiple Indian-run canteens operate in and around the university area, and local markets have a long track record of stocking Indian spices and dals. This gives students a more reliable food ecosystem than at universities with newer or smaller Indian cohorts, though prices and availability should be confirmed with current students before budgeting.