Costs to study in top four destinations

Parents go through a lot of trouble to ensure that their children get the best education – some even start planning and saving for it since the day their kids are born. And you already a aware that higher education is an expensive affair, especially if you want to send your child to a foreign university. Other than the tuition fees, you will also need to factor in the cost of living. These can vary from country to country and city to city as well. It is important that you factor in both heads of expenses while chalking out your budget. 

1. United States of America

Tuition Fees 
Varies drastically across public and private colleges. Rs 25–30 lakh in a private college, Rs 15–23 lakh in a public college 
Cost of living
Average cost of living is Rs 75,000 a month. Living on the east coast is cheaper than on the west coast. 
Total annual cost: Rs 34 lakh 
Tuition Fees: Rs 25 lakh 
Cost of living: Rs 9 lakh 

2. Australia 

Tuition Fees 
Rs 10-16 lakh for an undergraduate course 
Rs 12–18 lakh for a postgraduate course 
Cost of living 
Prescribed cost as per visa requirement is Rs 86,000 a month. Varies across cities. For example, difference in living cost between Sydney and Canberra is around Rs 17,000 per month. 
Total annual cost: Rs 25 lakh 
Tuition Fees: Rs 15 lakh 
Cost of Living: Rs 10 lakh 

3. United Kingdom 

Tuition Fees
Fees ranges from Rs 8 lakh to Rs 18 lakh. 
Cost of Living 
Prescribed cost as per visa requirement is Rs 1.1 lakh a month for London and Rs 91,000 a month outside London. 
Total annual cost: Rs 25 lakh 
Tuition fees: Rs 13 lakh 
Cost of living: Rs 12 lakh 

4. Canada 

Tuition fees 
Rs 10-15 lakh for an undergraduate course 
Rs 8-20 lakh for a postgraduate course 
Cost of living 
The prescribed living expense as per the visa requirement is Rs 57,000 per month. 
Total annual cost: Rs 19.8 lakh 
Tuition fees: Rs 13 lakh 
Cost of living: Rs 6.8 lakh 

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