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How many expenses must be considered by an Indian student to live in Netherlands while studying at the University of Groningen?

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Monthly expenses for an Indian student range between EUR 1405 - 1705 (INR 1.4 L - 1.7 L) which includes study expenses, travel, food, housing, personal expenses etc. A detailed breakdown of these expenses is given in the table below:

Particulars	Monthly Cost of Living (EUR)	Monthly Cost of Living (INR)
Study Material	EUR 80	INR 8.2 K
Housing	EUR 750 - 900	INR 77.2 K
Telephone	EUR 26	INR 2.6 K
Food and drinks	EUR 150 - 250	INR 15.4 K
Bikes	EUR 80 - 110	INR 8.2 K - 11.3 K
Travel expenses	EUR 62	INR 6.3 K
Insurance	EUR 100 - 120	INR 10.2 K - 12.3 K
Additional costs	EUR 157	INR 16.1 K
TOTAL	EUR 1405 - 1705	INR 1.4 L - 1.7 L

Conversion Rate: 1 EUR = INR 102.98

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