Can my husband's profile be used as co-applicant for the loan?
Yes, your husband can be a co-applicant for your education loan. In India, lenders commonly accept spouses as co-applicants.
Your husband should have:
- Stable income (salaried or self-employed)
- Good credit history
- Age between 21 and 65 at loan maturity
Having your husband as a co-applicant can improve your loan eligibility and may help you get better terms.
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