Railway, SSC and state exam belt
PGs in Musallahpur Hat, Patna
1 verified property, from ₹3,800 a month. Every one visited and photographed by our team.
Living in Musallahpur Hat
Musallahpur Hat is the railway, SSC and state-exam belt, packed with book shops, cheap eating places and the highest density of aspirants anywhere in Patna. It is the most affordable area on the platform by a clear margin. Facilities are basic — common washrooms and limited power backup are normal here — and we say so on every listing. Patna University is a twenty-minute walk.
Typical rent here
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Nearby areas
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PGs in Bailey Road — 2 verified, from ₹7,800
PGs in Ashok Rajpath — 2 verified, from ₹4,600
PGs in Anandpuri — 1 verified, from ₹6,000
PGs in Patliputra — 1 verified, from ₹9,500
Questions about renting in Musallahpur Hat
What does a PG in Musallahpur Hat cost?
Rents on PG Mila start at ₹3,800 a month for the cheapest sharing option. The table above shows the range by room type across everything we have audited here. Electricity is usually charged on actuals on top of the rent — each listing states exactly what is extra.
Is brokerage payable in Musallahpur Hat?
Not through PG Mila. Local brokers in this area commonly ask for up to a month’s rent to show you rooms. You pay us nothing: we earn a commission from the property owner when you move in.
Can I see the exact address before visiting?
The listing shows the locality and the nearest landmarks, and the map pin is deliberately offset. We share the exact address once you book a free visit, which keeps residents’ addresses off the open web.
How current are these listings?
Each listing shows the month we last physically audited the property. We re-visit and refresh that date, and a listing whose standards have slipped comes down rather than staying up with a stale badge.
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