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What is the expected fee structure and budget range for completing my master's abroad, and can I opt for an education loan in Australia/Canada?

25 Jun 2026 · Answered by Thaiba Nazreen · 1 min read
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Yes, you can opt for an education loan to fund your master's abroad. Here’s a typical fee and budget breakdown:

- Singapore: Tuition fees are usually SGD 20,000 - 55,000/year (₹12 - 33 lakh). Living expenses add SGD 800 - 1,500/month (₹48,000 - 90,000).
- United States: Total cost (tuition + living) is about ₹60 - 80 lakh.
- United Kingdom: Total budget ranges from ₹45 - 60 lakh.
- Canada/Australia: Expect ₹35 - 50 lakh overall.

Education loans from Indian banks and financial institutions can cover up to 100% of tuition and living costs. Interest rates are typically 8 - 14%/year (subject to change), with repayment starting after your course and a possible 6 - 12 month grace period.

For details on loan eligibility and tailored options, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.

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The estimated cost for a master's degree abroad varies by country and university. Here’s a typical annual range for Indian students:

- United States: ₹30 - 55 lakh (tuition + living)
- United Kingdom: ₹25 - 42 lakh (tuition + living)
- Canada: ₹18 - 35 lakh (tuition + living)
- Australia: ₹20 - 37 lakh (tuition + living)
- Germany: ₹8 - 13 lakh (mainly living, low tuition at public universities)

These figures are approximate and subject to change. Actual costs depend on your chosen university, program, and lifestyle. Scholarships and part-time work can help reduce expenses. If you need guidance on planning your finances or choosing a destination, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.

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