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What is the average cost of living for Indian students at UCLan University UK?

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Indian students can expect to spend GBP 956 per month (Around INR 1.21 lakh) while studying UCLan University UK. The average monthly cost for students at UClan is-

Particulars	Expenses	Expenses in INR
Housing	GBP 392	INR 50k
Food	GBP 144	INR 18.3k
Household bills	GBP 76	INR 9.7k
Transport	GBP 65	INR 8.2k
Going out	GBP 51	INR 6.4k
Takeaways	GBP 48	INR 6.1k
Clothes	GBP 32	INR 4k
Other	GBP 148	INR 19k

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