Is an offer letter required to avail the government financial scheme for studying abroad?
Yes, an offer letter from a recognized foreign university is usually required to access most government financial schemes or education loans for studying abroad. The offer letter acts as proof of admission and is necessary for banks and government bodies to process your application.
Some scholarships may not require an offer letter at the initial stage, but having one can strengthen your application and is often needed later in the process.
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