Your grades, test scores, and chosen course play a major role in determining approval.
Top-ranked universities and high-demand courses improve your chances significantly.
Income stability, credit score, and financial history of your co-applicant are critical.
Courses with strong career prospects (like STEM, MBA) are preferred by lenders.
Official lender pages checked on April 16, 2026. Use this as a shortlist-building guide, then verify the live scheme page before applying.
| Lender Type | Loan Amount | Interest Rate | Key Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public Banks | Up to ₹7.5L–₹15L | Lower range | Limited without collateral |
| Private Banks | Up to ₹40L | Moderate | Strong profiles required |
| NBFCs | Up to ₹50L | Higher | Flexible approvals |
| International Lenders | Up to ₹75L+ | Profile-based | NNo co-applicant in some cases |
Yes, unsecured loans generally have higher interest rates than secured loans.
Some international lenders allow this, but most Indian lenders require one.
No, public sector banks usually have limited offerings without collateral. Private banks, NBFCs, and international lenders are more active in this space.