Can I fund my studies fully from my own savings without education loans?
04 Jun 2026 · Answered by Swastika Ghosh · 1 min read
Yes, you can fund your master’s studies from your savings if you have enough set aside, but you’ll need to plan carefully. Based on your target countries, expect annual costs between ₹15 lakh and ₹58 lakh, depending on location and university. Review your finances to see if your savings will cover tuition and living expenses. If there’s a gap, consider scholarships, part-time work, or additional financial planning.
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