Does the mentioned budget of fifty to fifty five lakhs include living expenses and all in Ireland/Canada for a Master's?
Yes, a budget of ₹50 to ₹55 lakhs generally covers both tuition fees and living expenses for a one-year master's program in the USA, Ireland, and Canada.
- USA: Tuition fees are about ₹20 - ₹55 lakhs/year; living expenses are ₹10 - ₹20 lakhs/year.
- Ireland: Tuition fees are ₹12 - ₹35 lakhs/year; living expenses are ₹8 - ₹15 lakhs/year.
- Canada: Tuition fees are ₹12 - ₹30 lakhs/year; living expenses are ₹8 - ₹12 lakhs/year.
Actual costs can vary by university, city, and lifestyle.
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More Cost & living questions
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