What kind of collateral is required for the education loan, and does it include business assets and property?
It depends on the loan amount and lender. For most Indian education loans:
- No collateral is needed for loans up to ₹4 lakh.
- Collateral is usually required for loans above ₹7.5 lakh.
Commonly accepted collateral includes:
- Immovable property (house, flat, non-agricultural land)
- Fixed deposits (your own or third-party)
- Life insurance policies (with surrender value)
Some banks may accept business assets (like machinery or inventory) if they meet valuation and ownership criteria, but this is less common.
Agricultural land is generally not accepted. Collateral requirements and accepted assets vary by lender, so confirm details with your chosen bank or financial institution.
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