Is it possible to keep a budget of 25 lakhs INR for studying abroad if the initial blocked amount is 12 lakhs?
Yes, you can maintain a total budget of ₹25 lakhs for studying abroad, even if the initial blocked amount is ₹12 lakhs.
The blocked amount (about €11,904 or ₹12 lakh) typically covers your living expenses for one year. With a ₹25 lakh budget, you should be able to cover the blocked amount plus tuition fees, visa fees, travel, insurance, study materials, and other one-time costs.
Careful planning - like choosing shared accommodation and home-cooked meals - can help you stay within budget.
How much will a month in India cost you?
Rent, food and travel. A real monthly budget, city by city.
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