Can you update me tomorrow about other countries besides Germany and France that fit my budget for studying abroad?
Yes, here are some budget-friendly countries for studying abroad in Computer Science, besides Germany and France:
- Poland: Tuition ₹2 - 5 lakh/year; living costs ₹40,000 - 55,000/month. Offers many English-taught programs and low living expenses.
- Malaysia: Tuition ₹1.5 - 4 lakh/year; living costs ₹30,000 - 45,000/month. Known for affordable education and diverse student population.
- Taiwan: Tuition ₹2.7 - 3.3 lakh/year; living costs ₹40,000 - 60,000/month. Strong in technology, with scholarships and good post-study opportunities.
- Hungary: Tuition ₹2 - 6 lakh/year; living costs ₹35,000 - 50,000/month. Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship can cover full tuition and stipend.
- Czech Republic: Free tuition for Czech programs, low fees for English; living costs ₹35,000 - 50,000/month. High-quality education and lower expenses.
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