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Students must first comprehend and meet the qualifying standards before applying for an Education Loan from their preferred money lending institution or bank. Various banks have different eligibility conditions.
There are a few factors, however, that all money lending organizations (banks) consider:
The student must be an Indian citizen.
If the loan applicant is under 18, their parents must take out the loan.
A strong academic background is required of the candidate.
A recognized international university, institution, or college must have accepted the candidate.
Because banks prefer courses that will assist people in obtaining employment, the applicant's chosen course must be technical or professional in nature.
Nationality:
Indian citizens
Non-Indian Residents (NRIs)
Overseas Citizens of India (OCI)
Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs)
Students born to Indian parents abroad and wish to study in India
Courses:
Undergraduate programs
Postgraduate programs
Doctoral courses and PhDs
Certificate courses with 6 months or longer duration
Job-oriented courses
Technical/diploma/professional courses
Institutes:
Recognized institutions and government colleges
Private institutes aided by government
Professional institutions
International colleges and universities
Collateral:
Collateral-free loans up to Rs.7.5 lakh from leading lenders
Collateral-free loans up to Rs.40 lakh for select courses/institutions from select lenders
Acceptable collateral: Residential or commercial property or plot, fixed deposits, insurance
Loan amount: Up to Rs. 1 crore
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