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Which expenses will a nationalised bank education loan cover for my study abroad plan?

15 Oct 2026 · Answered by Bhuvaneswari Gobinathan · 1 min read
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A nationalised bank education loan is meant for education only. It typically covers tuition and accommodation, exam, library and laboratory fees, books and equipment, a computer, deposits, travel, a two-wheeler up to Rs. 50,000, and other reasonable course costs, but not personal expenses.

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A nationalised bank loan is sanctioned only for education, so it will not cover your personal expenses. Beyond tuition and accommodation, it usually extends to several course-related costs.

What the Loan Can Cover

Expense categoryExamples
Core feesTuition and accommodation fees
Academic feesExamination, library and laboratory fees
Study itemsBooks, equipment, instruments, uniforms, and a computer essential for the course
DepositsCaution deposit, building fund, refundable deposit
TravelTravel expenses or passage money for going abroad
VehicleA two-wheeler costing up to Rs. 50,000

Other Costs and Limits

Other reasonable expenses needed to finish the course, such as study tours and project work, can also be included. Personal expenses are not covered. Exact limits and eligible items vary by bank, so check with your lender.

My Advice

Ask your bank for a written list of eligible expenses before you apply. Build your budget around the categories above and keep receipts for every course-related cost so claims are easier.

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