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Accessible Education

Accessible Education

Upto 5 years of repayment

Flexible Repayment Options

Enhanced Career

Enhanced Career 

Tax Benefits

Tax Benefits 

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In India, there are primarily two types of education loans available

  1. Secured Education Loans: These loans require collateral, such as property, fixed deposits, or government securities, to secure the loan amount. Secured education loans typically offer higher loan amounts and lower interest rates compared to unsecured loans. They are suitable for borrowers who can provide valuable assets as security.

  2. Unsecured Education Loans: Also known as non-collateral education loans, these loans do not require any collateral or security. Instead, lenders evaluate the borrower's creditworthiness based on factors such as credit score, income stability, and repayment capacity. Unsecured education loans are ideal for borrowers who may not have assets to pledge as collateral or prefer not to risk their assets. However, they may come with higher interest rates and lower loan amounts compared to secured loans.

Additionally, education loans in India may be categorized based on the level of education they finance

  1. Higher Education Loans: These loans are designed to finance higher education courses, including undergraduate and postgraduate programs, professional courses, and diploma programs offered by recognized institutions in India or abroad.

  2. Vocational Education Loans: Vocational education loans are tailored to finance skill development programs, vocational courses, training programs, and certification courses offered by recognized institutions or training centers. These loans aim to support individuals seeking to enhance their employability and skill set through vocational education.

Education loans in India typically cover various expenses related to the cost of education, both domestically and internationally. Some of the common expenses covered by education loans include:

  1. Tuition Fees: The primary component of education loans, covering tuition fees charged by educational institutions for the selected course or program.

  2. Examination Fees: Amount associated with examinations, tests, and assessments required for completing the course or program.

  3. Books and Study Materials: Expenses for purchasing textbooks, reference books, study materials, and other educational resources required for academic purposes.

  4. Hostel and Accommodation Charges: Accommodation expenses, including hostel fees or rent for off-campus housing, for students living away from home to pursue their studies.

  5. Living Expenses: Allowances for daily living expenses, including food, transportation, utilities, and personal expenses incurred during the course of study.

  6. Travel Expenses: Costs related to travel, such as airfare, train fare, or bus fare, for attending academic-related events, conferences, seminars, internships, or study tours.

  7. Equipment and Supplies: Expenses for purchasing essential equipment, tools, instruments, or software required for practical training, laboratory work, or research projects associated with the course.

  8. Computer or Laptop Purchase: Funds for purchasing a computer, laptop, or other electronic devices necessary for academic purposes, including online learning, research, and project work.

  9. Insurance Premium: Insurance premiums for health insurance or personal accident insurance policies required by educational institutions or as part of the loan agreement.

  10. Miscellaneous Expenses: Other miscellaneous expenses directly related to the educational course, such as admission fees, library fees, laboratory fees, uniform costs, and any other mandatory fees charged by the institution.

Documents Required

To apply for an education loan in India, borrowers typically need to provide the following documents

  1. Identity Proof:

    • Aadhaar Card
    • Passport
    • Voter ID Card
    • Driving License

  2. Address Proof:

    • Aadhaar Card
    • Passport
    • Voter ID Card
    • Utility bills (electricity, water, gas)
    • Rent Agreement (if applicable)

  3. Proof of Admission:

    • Admission letter from the educational institution confirming enrollment in the course

  4. Academic Records:

    • Mark sheets and certificates of qualifying examinations (e.g., Class 10, Class 12, undergraduate degree)

  5. Income Proof (for parents/guardians):

    • Salary slips for salaried individuals
    • Income Tax Returns (ITR) for self-employed individuals or professionals
    • Business financial statements (if applicable)

  6. Co-Applicant's Documents (if applicable):

    • Identity and address proof of co-applicant(s), usually parents or guardians
    • Income proof of co-applicant(s)

  7. Collateral Documents (for secured loans):

    • Title deed of property (if property is provided as collateral)
    • Legal and technical clearance certificates for the property

  8. Loan Application Form:

    • Completed loan application form provided by the lender

  9. Passport Size Photographs:

    • Recent passport-size photographs of the borrower and co-applicant(s)

  10. Any Other Specific Documents:

    • Additional documents as specified by the lender, such as declaration forms, affidavits, or undertaking letters