If my offer letter shows a maximum fee of 21 lakhs but the website shows 24 lakhs, which amount should I consider?
Consider the higher amount of ₹24 lakhs as your budget. This ensures you have enough funds to cover tuition, living expenses, and any additional fees that may arise.
For your Canadian study permit, you must show proof of funds for all expected costs. Planning for the higher fee helps you meet these requirements and avoid any financial shortfall.
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