Are you planning to take an education loan, and if so, what amount are you expecting in UK for a Master's?
03 Jul 2026 · Answered by Pallavi Attri · 1 min read
Yes, many students take education loans to fund their UK Master's studies. The loan amount typically depends on your tuition, living expenses, and related costs.
- Tuition fees: ₹16 - 37 lakh/year (varies by university)
- Living expenses: ₹12 - 19 lakh/year in London, ₹12 - 15 lakh/year outside London
- Other costs: ₹2 - 5 lakh (visa, health surcharge, travel, personal)
Most students borrow ₹35 - 55 lakh for a one-year Master's in the UK (subject to change).
Loan amounts and interest rates vary by lender. Review your eligibility and total costs before applying. If you need help calculating your exact loan requirement, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.
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