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Innovation in hostel management enhances student satisfaction and operational efficiency, suggesting AI integration is beneficial.
Traditional hostel management practices in academic institutions often suffer from inefficiencies, delays, and fragmented communication. These systems fail to meet the expectations of digitally native students and place a significant operational burden on hostel staff. This paper introduces DHMS (Digital Hostel Management System), a modular and integrated platform designed to digitize and streamline essential hostel management functions. DHMS leverages modern web technologies, artificial intelligence, and cloud infrastructure to automate room allotment, grievance redressal, gate pass logistics, and communication via a natural language chatbot. In simulation tests, DHMS achieved a 92% student satisfaction rate in room allocation and maintained an average chatbot response time below one second. Additional features include predictive analytics for proactive maintenance planning and sentiment analysis for feedback processing. While promising, the system requires further testing for integration across multiple hostel blocks, user acceptance, scalability under load, and ERP compatibility before campus-wide deployment. This work discusses the system architecture, implementation approach, and factors critical to improving user experience, administrative efficiency, and decision-making processes.
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