State Bank of India

SBI provides a maximum education loan sum of INR 30 lakhs with a 15% loan margin for studying overseas. On the current SBI base rate, the interest rate payable on the loan amount is up to 2%. Furthermore, the loan payback period might range from one year to fifteen years.

Punjab National Bank

PNB Udaan is a Punjab National Bank education loan scheme for students who want to study in another country. Students seeking graduate, post-graduate, professional, technical, and job-oriented degrees can apply for bank loans to study abroad. The borrower must offer a 15 percent loan margin if the loan amount exceeds INR 4 lakhs. The base rate is also used by the bank to calculate the interest rate on loans taken out to attend one of the top 200 colleges in the world.

Axis Bank

Axis Bank offers low-interest study loans in a variety of countries. If the loan amount exceeds INR 4 lakhs, the borrower must establish a 15% buffer. The bank would lend up to INR 20 lakhs to cover expenses like tuition, housing, and books.

HDFC Bank

One of the world's largest private banks, HDFC Bank is a worldwide private bank that specializes in international education loans. The bank's biggest loan amount available is INR 20 lakhs. To minimize the last-minute rush, the bank gives study loans to international students even before they are accepted to the university.

Applicants can get unsecured foreign education loans from a Non-Banking Financial Corporation. Avanse, Incred, HDFC Credila, and Auxilo are the four biggest NBFCs in India that provide candidates an unsecured abroad school loan.

In addition to nationalized banks, non-banking financial organizations and organizations offer student loans (NBFCs). Non-banking institutions cover the entire cost of tuition for students. Borrowers must offer collateral as security to banks since the loan amount is frequently greater than INR 7.5 Lacs.

Students seeking school loans for international studies can now get a loan from a non-bank financial company (NBFI). Some of the NBFC alternatives are as follows:

 Credila: It is a subsidiary of the well-known HDFC bank that provides loans to Indian students who wish to study in other countries. The loans have a low variable interest rate and may be paid back in as little as 10 years.

Avanse: It is one of India's most well-known non-banking financial organizations, as part of the DHFL group. Student loans from Avanse cover up to 100 percent of tuition and other expenses. Apart from that, interest rates are subject to change, and administrative costs might range from 1% to 2% of the loan amount.

ISLP (International Student Loan Program): This project was introduced with international students in mind who want to study in the United States. This programme allows students to borrow as little as $1500 with a payback period of up to 25 years. This programme provides a loan that may be used to pay for tuition and other expense

The Global Student Loan Corporation (GSLC):It offers loans to international students who want to study in the United States without the necessity for a co-signer.