Cost of Living in India Cost of Living information in India for TEFL Trainees

India is not at all an expensive country to live in. the cost of living even in the major cities of India is lower than most of the big cities in the world or in Asia. Mumbai is most expensive city in India and is 24th in the list of most expensive cities of Asia. . This can give you an idea about the living cost in all over India. For the foreigners there is an added advantage as the conversion rate of USD and Pounds are quite high in comparison to Indian rupees.

House Rents India: house rents might vary with the cities and towns in India. However, for a good apartment one has to pay about Rs.9000 per month approximately.

Water Cost: in some of the metro cities in India, you will have to pay a water bill, which may be something around Rs.500 to 1000 per month.

Electricity Cost is not very high in India but it definitely depends on the usage and electric appliances. The cost may vary between Rs.500 to 2000 per month.

There are various types of hotels in India. The range of hotels starts from Rs800 and goes up to Rs.8000 per night.

Eating out is quite cheap in India as an average vegetarian meal will cost about Rs.50 to 100 and a non-vegetarian meal will be around Rs.100 to 300. You can get a god pizza in India for just Rs.250.

Food items in India are also quite cheap and you can get your months supply of vegetables and fruits for just Rs.1000.

Cost of Living for TEFL trainees in Kolkata
Kolkata is not at all an expensive city to live in. Food in Kolkata will cost about Rs150 to 200 per day, which is just 3-4 USD. The transportation cost in Kolkata is also quite cheap.

Cost of Living for TEFL trainees in Cochin
Cochin is a big city in Kerala and the cost of living like most cities in India are moderate. As accommodation is provided by the ATI to its TEFL trainees, the students can live comfortably for two weeks with just rupees 5 thousand.

Cost of Living for TEFL trainees in Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad is one of the biggest Indian cities. The cost of living surely depends on the person’s lifestyle here. However, there are plenty of restaurants and cafes in this city where you can get good vegetarian meals within Rs. 100. Students can carry with them five to eight thousand rupees, provided they are not inclined to an extravagant lifestyle.