Well, it really depends on your profile
And how much effort you put into your scholarship applicants
But, to start with-

Shortlist which universities you are going to apply to See how much money you’ll have to spend while studying abroad Now that you have this amount in hand, check if your and your parents’ savings are enough to cover more than half of your education expenses Put in an average scholarship amount for those universities
If not, you will be needing an education loan for abroad studies

I think it's best to get one from a bank in the country where you're planning to study...
But it's only possible if you have a relative there

If you have sizeable collateral, go to a public bank
Otherwise, go to an NBFC

They both have their pros and cons-

Collateral loans have a lower interest rate Non-collateral loans give you more time after graduation to start earning Non-collateral loans ask you to pay a simple interest every month during the moratarium period, and more

I've heard that Yale has quite a generous financial aid policy based on your household income
Students with household gross income under $65,000 attend for free

The first thing you need to do is-

Figure out how much studying abroad will cost you How much of that you can pay for yourself Which type of loan is the best for you, collateral or non-collateral Which type of bank to apply to How to apply for a loan

You will find all this information in detail here

Get a loan
I know it sounds like something you want to avoid
But it's usually difficult to pay for your own education without taking a loan
Just make sure you don't get into too much debt

There are several ways of getting student loan forgiveness-

Income-Based Repayment (IBR) Pay As You Earn (PAYE) Faculty Loan Repayment Program, etc.

Check out all these options in detail

Honestly, I can't give you an exact figure
But
Student discounts help you with daily as well as large expenses. like

Food Salons Shopping Travel Concerts, and more

Oh, there are a lot of scholarships civil engineering students can apply for-
Beavers
Chevron
Theodore Olsen
Tsuneo Sekine Fund
John C. Shimmick Scholarship
Ulchi and Yoshiko Sunada Scholarship
And more

Chevening, Commonwealth, and Marshall Scholarships are available for students who want to do their Masters in Civil Engineering

@juhi-rathod hi mam I need to study (bachelors)b.sc agriculture in Uk after my class 12 but my family is not eligible for the budget so I have to and need to study for free can u pls share me the scholarships which belong to free fund and 100% kindly pls mam🙏🙏

Varies from one scholarship to another
Some only provide scholarships to cover the tuition fee
Others provide tuition and travel fee
Some cover everything except persona expenses
See this list for details

Hey Anamika,
The question you are asking is a highly subjective one. The minimum tuition fee depends on which course you opt for. An example of that being the fees for a Medical course and the fees for other masters courses vary greatly. The average tuition fees that you shall be expected to pay for is between 20,000 AUD to 36,000 AUD. While the tuition fees courses such as Medicine can range between 33,000 AUD to 43,000 AUD. Maybe if you could specify the course that you are interested in, we could help you further.

Hey Sid,
Almost all of the universities offer application fee waivers for the students based on there needs and Merit. Some of the many universities that provide a fee waiver are University of Vermont, Yale University, South-western University. Don't forget that this is an extremely subjective decision that the institution decides on so there is no fixed criteria. You just need to apply for a fee-waiver and wait for the verdict. Or you could contact iSchoolConnect who offers application fee-waivers for several universities! You can contact them here- https://ischoolconnect.com/contact-us

Yeah, I mostly see people using credit or forex cards