What is the cost of living for students in South Africa?

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Asked by Rajesh Ahuja
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M
6 years ago
South Africa is an affordable country for students, everything is readily available on an affordable price. People there are very friendly and can speak in english, so communicating with local people is easy. If a student belongs to Regenesys Business School, then cost of accommodation is also saved

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6 years ago
South Africa is very affordable, in comparison to India it would be like staying in any metro. Rough estimation for per month costing: Accommodation: INR 19,500 (approximately) Food: INR 4,000 (approximately) Transport: INR 7,300 (approximately).

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6 years ago
The cost of living for students in South Africa is very affordable, in comparison with India it would be like staying in any metro cities like Mumbai/ Delhi/ Bangalore, etc. South Africa is a beautiful and clean country. You can get everything easily and at a reasonable cost.

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6 years ago
The cost of living for students in South Africa is very affordable, in comparison with india it would be like staying in any metro cities like Mumbai/ Delhi/ Bangalore etc. South Africa is a beautiful and clean country. You can get everything easily and at a reasonable cost.

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6 years ago
Approximate cost of living is quite comparable to India so if in a metro city like Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore etc. , the hostel charges are around INR 8000 per month, in South Africa it would be around INR 12000 and if you are a student of Regenesys Business School MBA program, your accommodation will

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6 years ago
Cost of living is quite comparable to India so if in a metro city like Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore etc. , the hostel charges are around INR 8000 per month, in South Africa it would be around INR 12000. Same goes with food, it depends on your dietary preferences & all types of Indian food is available i

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6 years ago
South Africa is one of the best study destinations. I would recommend Regenesys Business School, if you are looking for an International MBA of the highest level but within a budget. Since it is a developing nation it gives you the options of finding the best placement opportunities and availability

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6 years ago
Approximately for a basic lifestyle, monthly it should cost you not more than Rs.6,500/- including food, stay and travel. If you are planning to go to SA for further studies and if you are a student of Regenesys Business School for multi-country MBA then, your stay will be taken care by Regenesys It

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6 years ago
South Africa is not that expensive, including all the basic expenses like stay, food and traveling for a month it will not cost more than R 6,500. South Africa is a developing country and they have similar culture and people as we have in India. If you are looking for an International MBA of the hig

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jyoti goel
6 years ago
South Africa is very similar to India in terms of the culture and people. So, settling in was not really a huge problem. In addition, English is spoken widely so that removes any language barrier to speak of. Local people are very warm and friendly and put you at ease almost immediately. The cost of

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