What is the cost of living at the University of Greater Manchester?

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Chandra Sharma | Contributor-Level 10

2 months ago

Per year, the living cost for Indian students at the University of Greater Manchester will be around GBP 10,885.

Particulars	Expenses for 47 Weeks	Expenses in INR
Housing	GBP 6,811	INR 8.7 L
Food	GBP 1,960	INR 2.5 L
Course-related expenses	GBP 300	INR 38.5k
Clothing and footwear	GBP 400	INR 51.3k
Mobile	GBP 240	INR 30.8k
General living expenses	GBP 1,000	INR 1.28 L
TV License	GBP 174	INR 22.3k

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