Financing your studies
is one of the most important factor to consider when you choose to study
abroad. Please
be aware that studying overseas can be expensive affair. The cost of continues
to rise from time to time.
Many
Indian students are taking education loans to finance their education abroad. The
education loan for studying abroad are provided for job oriented professional,
technical Graduation Degree courses, or Post Graduation Degree and Diploma
courses like MCA, MBA, MS, etc offered by reputed universities.
All
major banks in India grant education loans for students wanting to study
abroad. These loans are subject
to many terms and conditions. In many cases students the student or his parents
have provide security for the loan he/she gets. This security can be in form of
immovable assets like land, house or other properties.
Please also note that banks DO NOT give these loans to anyone who
applies for them. Some points to be noted:
·
The first condition is that admission should
be confirmed. Students must have an offer letter from the foreign university (Loans
are not given for correspondence courses.)
·
The past academic record of the loan seeker
should also be satisfactory.
·
Loans generally covers course fees, hostel
fees, cost of books, equipment, and one way fare to the place of study
·
Every bank may have a different criteria to assess
the loan limit, evidence of income like salary slips, IT returns and details of
immovable properties is needed
Repayment of these loans generally start 6 months after the completion of the course or if the student gets a job immediately after completing the course. The maximum time given for the repayment is around 15 years counted from the date of the first disbursement.
We urge all students to take your own time to
really go through the loan agreement’s fine print before you sign it. Keep your
eyes open — a few things you should be checking for include the interest
structure, pre-payment details, or if there is any option for you to extend it
in case you are unemployed after graduation. If you have any questions, you
should get in touch with the bank advisor. Be clear of the whole loan process
and understand its clauses.
These are just a few facts you should be aware of,
while approaching a bank for a loan
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