What is the cost of living in Montreal for Indian students?
The cost of living in Montreal swings greatly based on the type of the accommodation & the standard of living a student decides to pursue:
Given below is a breakdown of estimated cost of living (per month):
Component | Cost (per month) |
|---|---|
Books | CAD 1,000 (INR 62.6 K) |
Rent | CAD 1,100-1,500 (INR 68.9 K-INR 93.9 K) |
Home insurance | CAD 30-50 (INR 1.9 K-INR 3.1 K) |
Heating & Electricity | CAD 100-150 (INR 6.2 K-INR 9.3 K) |
Telephone, Cable & Internet | CAD 120-150 (INR 7.5 K-9.3 K) |
Groceries | CAD 400-600 (INR 25 K-INR 37.5 K) |
Restaurants & Cafes | CAD 150-200 (INR 9.3 K-INR 12.5 K) |
Transportation (including Gas & Repairs) | CAD 460-CAD 900 (INR 28.8 K-INR 56.3 K) |
Personal care & Medications | CAD 120-250 (INR 7.5 K-INR 15.6 K) |
Sports & Entertainment | CAD 150-300 (INR 9.3 K-INR 18.7 K) |
Clothing | CAD 50-250 (INR 3.1 K-INR 15.6 K) |
Other Expenses | CAD 100 (INR 6.2 K) |
1 CAD=INR 62.64
Source: HEC Montreal
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