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Divyakshi Gupta

Study Abroad Expert

Here is a list of the best and affordable cities to live and study in UK:

Sheffield 

Expense        Cost per Month

Average Tuition Fees        £24,450 (INR 24,78,870)

Accommodation        £500 (INR 50,730)

Food shopping        £90 (INR 9,130)

Local transport        £65 (INR 6,590)

Books and printing        £45 (INR 4,565)

Internet and mobile phone        £40 (INR 4,060)

Social activities        £150 (INR 15,220)

Advisable budget : £900 (INR 91310) (excluding tuition fees) 

Cambridge 

Expense        Cost

Average Tuition Fees        £ 21,732 (INR 22,03,300)

Accommodation        £120 (INR 12,175) – £200 (INR 20,290) per week

Meals        £15 (INR 1,520) per meal

Local Transportation        £57 (INR 5,780) per month

Basic Requirements        £157 (INR 15,930) per month

Advisable budget : £850 (INR 8624) (excluding tuition fees)

Manchester

Expense        Cost per Month

Average Tuition Fees        £21,000 (INR 21,29,090)

Accommodation        £700 (INR 71,080)

Meals        £100 (INR 10,150)

Local transport        £70 (INR 7,100)

Books and printing        £60 (INR 6,090)

Internet and mobile phone        £50 (INR 5,075)

Social activities        £250 (INR 25,385)

Advisable budget : £1000 (INR 101460) (excluding tuition fees)

Birmingham

Expense        Cost per Month

Average Tuition Fees        £25,860 (INR 26,21,820)

Accommodation        £800 (INR 81060)

Food shopping        £100 (INR 10130)

Local transport        £72 (INR 7295)

Books and printing        £80 (INR 8105)

Internet and mobile phone        £50 (INR 5066)

Social activities        £200 (INR 20265)

Advisable budget : £1500 (INR 1,51,985) (excluding tuition fees)

Nitin Chauhan

 Here are some of the best cities in the UK to consider for postgraduate studies, each known for its academic environment and student life:

1. London: As the capital city, London boasts an array of prestigious universities like Imperial College London, King's College London, and the London School of Economics. It's a global hub for finance, arts, and culture, offering students an immersive educational and cultural experience. However, keep in mind that living costs here are higher than in other UK cities.
2. Edinburgh: Known for its rich history and stunning architecture, Edinburgh is home to the University of Edinburgh, one of the world's top universities. The city offers a vibrant cultural scene with festivals and events, making it an exciting place for students.
3. Manchester: Manchester University is renowned for its research output and academic excellence. The city is known for its diverse population and lively music and sports scenes, providing a well-rounded experience for students.
4. Cambridge: As the home of Cambridge University, one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the world, this city offers a unique academic tradition. The town is picturesque with a strong focus on student life and networking.
5. Oxford: Similar to Cambridge, Oxford is steeped in educational history, hosting the world-renowned University of Oxford. It offers a tight-knit community that fosters deep academic and professional development.
6. Glasgow: With institutions like the University of Glasgow and Glasgow Caledonian University, the city is known for its research in science and engineering. Glasgow is also culturally rich, offering various artistic and musical experiences.
7. Coventry: Hosting the University of Warwick, known for its leadership in research and innovation, Coventry is a smaller city that offers a close-knit community feeling with lower living costs than larger cities.

Choosing the right city will depend on your field of study, financial budget, and personal preferences in terms of lifestyle and cultural opportunities. Each city offers a unique blend of educational excellence and life experiences, making the UK a great choice for your postgraduate studies.