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In recent times, one of the most enduring challenges that still affect college students is the huge difficulty in controlling the way they spend, and worldwide, very minute research has been done about this. The current level of the problem on the spending front is again, not absolutely figured and sorted out. Thus, this study has focused on determining the spending behaviour of 138 university students in Delhi & Mumbai using descriptive research design. A structured questionnaire was used for data collection. Sampling Method used was non-probability sampling method, under which convenience sampling method was used. respondents were found to be spending tightly when it came to shopping and travelling and academic purposes and loosely when it came to entertainment and lifestyle. It can be concluded that gender, being outstation or being based in the city were the key determinants that made the difference on spending behaviour.