What does your
city take from you?
India publishes no figure for what people actually pay in rent. So this starts with the one number you already know — yours — and builds outwards from there.
Your city takes
35%
of everything you earn, before you have eaten or travelled anywhere. That leaves ₹65,000 a month.
Your standing on gross income, among all Indian adults.
What you have left after rent, set against what other adults earn in total — before their own housing costs.
The usual rule of thumb. You are 5 points past it.
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There is no official figure for what people actually pay in rent in Indian cities. Every other number on this site comes from published statistics; this one can only come from you. Contributing is optional, and it sends three things: your city, your rent, and which broad income band you fall into — never the figure you typed.
Sending: your city · rent ₹35,000 · ₹1,00,000 – ₹2,00,000 · 1 sharing