Can I get financial support or loans here itself for studying abroad?
Yes, you can get financial support and education loans from Indian banks and financial institutions to study abroad. These loans typically cover tuition, living expenses, travel, and other study-related costs.
- Loan amounts: From a few lakhs up to several crores, depending on your profile and lender.
- Collateral: Loans up to ₹7.5 lakhs are often collateral-free; higher amounts may require security like property or fixed deposits.
- Interest rates: Vary by lender and loan amount; public banks usually offer lower rates.
- Repayment: Usually starts after your course, with terms up to 15 years.
Which India scholarships can you actually get?
Matched to your CGPA, course and budget. Find out in 30 seconds.
More Scholarships & funding questions
- Is it possible to get a fully funded scholarship if he scores seven or above (seventy percent) in the third year in Germany?
- Do I need to score well in GRE, GMAT, or IELTS to get good scholarships in top business schools for a MBA?
- When does the Korean Government Scholarship open applications for undergraduate students from India?
- What kind of questions might be asked during scholarship evaluations?
- Are you helping with educational loans or bank loans for studying abroad in UK/Ireland for a Master's?
- Is the scholarship available for the next intake in USA for a Master's?
- Which entrance exam should an average scoring 12th grade student prepare for to study abroad without family funding?
- What percentage of scholarship can I possibly get for my profile in USA?
More India questions
- Is doing a job in India for one year before pursuing an MBA abroad a good option?
- What are the typical interest rates for secured and unsecured education loans?
- Is it possible to get a property-based loan for studying in New Zealand?
- Do you have a contact number for the finance department to discuss education loans?
- When can I take the required English language test for my application?
- Is Canada a good option for me given the current high rejection rates for a MBA?
- How does the Indian job market accept candidates with foreign degrees and work experience?
- Can you explain how a gap year will affect her eligibility for GATE and studying abroad in Ireland?
