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Rents can start from 15 to 20 a month. the quality wont be ideal, very few legitimate hostels around also. so you should budget this much for lunch. If you question is survival, well you can survive on as less as 200 rupees on food a day. I did that for my first 12 to 15 months while working at SAM, right after law school. If you plan on going out - then you can safely budget about 1500 per outing. have an average of 3 pants and 4 shirts, they can cost on average 1200 per item, maybe less if we get it stitched from home town. I did that.
45K plus should be enough for 'survival.'
I wish you all the best my dude.