Worried if you’ll have to start paying off your education loan while still studying or right after graduation? It’s a real concern, especially when you haven’t even received your first paycheck yet.
Planning to study abroad? One of the biggest challenges is arranging the money needed. Tuition fees, flight tickets, living costs—it all adds up. That’s where education loans come in.
Have you ever wondered what stands between your acceptance letter and actually stepping onto your dream campus abroad?
For many students and their families, it’s not the grades or paperwork — it’s figuring out how to fund the journey.
In a country where education is seen as a ladder to success, the soaring cost of quality education continues to keep that ladder just out of reach for many young Indians. There’s a way to climb up that ladder with an education loan.
Studying abroad is a dream for many students—and as we all know, dreams often come with a price tag. While it opens doors to global opportunities and long-term success, it also brings along costs like tuition, living expenses, travel, and insurance.
Banks and non-banking finance companies (NBFCs) are major loan providers in India in the education loan segment. Are you wondering what is NBFCs? NBFCs are financial establishments regulated by the RBI but do not hold a banking license.
