Most study tables in India get bought for how they look in the showroom and end up either cramping the user’s posture or not fitting the room once delivered. The two most common mistakes: buying a table that is too shallow (under 50 cm front-to-back, which pushes the monitor too close to your eyes) and placing it without accounting for chair pullout space (less than 90 cm behind the table, which means you cannot push the chair back without hitting the wall). This guide gives you the standard size ranges for every age group and use case, tells you exactly how much clearance you need around a st