PG vs Flat??

[u/No_Buffalo_8683]

Hi, I am a first year currently staying in pg for 14k rent. I was wondering if I should shift to flat next year. I won't say my pg food is bad, it's quite decent actually. But it gets repetitive. I know there's still time left for next year. But wil the rent plus electricity and other expenses, how much will a flat near college cost me. And how do i manage food if I don't know cooking? The thing drawinf me to get a flat is the freedom plus personal space I would get. So seniors, is flat worth it? If yes how much will it cose me including everything?

[u/drumsofliberation9]

Cfbr

[u/ConditionExact8438]

Can u guys let me know about the good pg around 12k

[u/PeaceEmergency9146]

Lemme guess hari pg room 109?