Guide to cost of living in Gurgaon Gurugram HaryanaAs working personnel or a student, one of the questions you might be wondering about is the cost of living in Gurgaon Delhi NCR. Yes, of course, one has to worry about the other costs you will have to deal with here in the Gurugram city? Now let’s take a quick look at some of the costs and how it may affect your budget if you are working or studying in gurugram. Unfortunately, finding an affordable place to live in the NCR isn't easy. The NCR Delhi area has demonstrated why property and rental prices were the number one reason this area is so expensive. Outside of housing costs, Gurgaon also ranks high in terms of food costs, transportation costs and entertainment costs. Affordability, ultimately, comes down to income and lifestyle. It makes an enormous difference whether an individual is a student or an established professional. And retirees face different costs than workers in their 20s and 30s. Unfortunately, the city is never going to be mistaken for a cheap one like other in India, but expenses are relative depending on personal circumstance.. The cost of living varies depending on what part of the city you live in. If, as a temporary resident, you decide to live in new DLF Area or the Urban part of the city, you will be paying slightly more than you would in other parts of the city which are relatively cheaper yet living in old Gurgaon brings questions regarding security, etc. . Of course, there are ways to get rid of some of the costs, but still, Delhi Gurgaon is relatively expensive in comparison to tier 2 or smaller cities in India hence still be quite expensive. Wondering where does that calculation come from? Let’s take a closer look at this. • Accommodation Rent: The average rent that you will pay in Gurgaon varies depending on where you live. A one bedroom, hall, and kitchen goes at an average rent of averages 25000INR per Calendar month if you’re in the new part of the city; Around 15000INR if you’re outside of the city or the old part of town. Electrical, maintenance and taxes are generally above this cost. • Utilities & estate maintenance charges: If Most times these are not included in the rent, the total for gas, electricity, and water per month is about 5000 to 13000 per room. If you live alone or are not home that often due to sightseeing, socializing, or studying, those factors may be less. Air-conditioning AC may also make estimation vary, but that estimate should at least help you budget throughout the year. • Transportation Cost: In Gurgaon, you may have to pay for your work to home and home to work transportation over and above your estimated leisure travel costs. In general, Taxis are app based transport is freely available from 5INR to 10INR per KM basis. You may also consider ride share apps to reduce travel costs. Metro and the Bus terminal are available for travel to Delhi as well as intercity transportation. • Mobile Phone & Internet: While you’re in the city, you are might need a local phone number to communicate with friends, family, and other people. There are many mobile providers you can choose from like Vodafone Airtel, Jio, etc, some are cheaper some more expensive depending on the services they offer you. In general, the plans are fairly cheap and provide one of the cheapest mobile communication and data in the world. Connectivity all over the city of Gurgaon is good. • Other Miscellaneous incidentals: such as food, entertainment, books, toiletries, and services you may need on a daily basis. Make sure that you also save a certain amount of cash for potential health care issues that come up, I would recommend you to have health insurance cover at all times whilst you stay in the town. How much do specific things cost in Gurgaon? Here’s a quick overview of some items that you may purchase as a office worker or student. • A meal at a restaurant: 300 to 3000 per person • A combo meal at a fast food restaurant: 250 INR • A liter of milk: 45 INR • A pair of jeans: 1100 to 3000INR • Bisleri or bottle of Water 18 to 20INR • Fruits and Vegetables- at least 25 to 30% higher than tier two cities • Grooming – At par or Cheaper if you look for deals online • Gym Membership – around 15000INR per year As a thumb rule once you derive your monthly cost of living in Gurgaon, (per person) you can consider co-living also known as Pg or Paying Guest accommodation which is merely shared accommodation for working executives and students to reduce their average living costs and reduce the burden of having to maintain the independent property. There are of several ways of saving your hard earned money as a working executive (you say sensible, we say great!) for more important things like saving for future including savings for family and essentials back home. Here are some cost-saving strategies that we have learned over time: • Utilize your student card or corporate ID to get discounts: You are entitled to many discounts if you have a student or Corporate executive working with MNC. This includes discounted entry to restaurants, cinemas, and museums. There are also special deals and discounts associated with Metro card discounts apps like Nearbuy, Swiggy, Zomato, etc.. Remember, every rupee saved is towards another saving for the Bank! • • Buy from Discount Shops & Online: Walk down Malls at MG road or Ambience mall and you’ll be impressed to see at least a variety of sales and discounts at Shops n stores which are pouring with bargains, If you don’t see one today, wait for another day. Access internet apps for famous shopping sites to help find a bargain. I can’t stop mentioning Amazon as your first point of call. At home, you may have laughed when your friend took out a ‘buy one get one free’ voucher, but when you have a little money left in your purse you’ll be looking for discounts and this is probably the time. Flights and travel: You can also save loads of money by booking your travel arrangements well in advance! If you know the best time for you to take off work or when your friends are free to travel, book your flights/trains and accommodation early, this is often when you will get the biggest bargains. Look our for OLX and other apps to buy second-hand bargains You may save money by living outside of Gurgaon, as the rent of accommodation, as well as day to day living expenses, are significantly lower in other cities. Bear in mind though that your some people may find the lifestyle and travel options can be less vibrant and varied than the NCR area. Of course, it’s each working executive's personal preference where they want to base themselves for what will be the adventure of a lifetime no matter what Gurugram is a melting pot for many. In the NCR belt, shared housing and utilizing the excellent public transport networks are two significant ways to reduce your costs of living. Also getting a job can be relatively quick and easy due to the dynamic recruitment industry, For options on shared accommodation contact writer Mrs Singhs Girls PG 9540426747 |
ArchivesCategories |