The applicant must be an Indian citizen. Some lenders may also consider Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) or Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs) under specific conditions.
Generally, the applicant should be between 16 and 35 years of age at the time of application. However, this may vary depending on the lender.
The student must have secured admission to a recognized institution in India or abroad based on merit or through an entrance examination.
A co-applicant (parent, guardian, or spouse) is mandatory with stable income and good credit history.
Repayment capacity and credit scores are evaluated to increase approval chances.
Loans are usually provided for:
The course must be pursued from a recognized university or institution approved by relevant authorities.
For higher loan amounts, collateral such as property or fixed deposits may be required. Smaller loans may be offered without collateral.
Applicants may need to provide:
Students who have secured admission in a recognized institution for higher education in India or abroad and meet the lender’s criteria are eligible.
Yes, most lenders require a co-applicant such as a parent, guardian, or spouse who has a stable income and good credit history.
Generally, applicants should be at least 16 years old, but the age criteria may vary depending on the lender.
Collateral may be required depending on the loan amount and lender. Smaller loan amounts are often unsecured, while higher amounts may require security like property or fixed deposits.
Collateral is usually required for higher loan amounts. Smaller loans may be approved without collateral depending on the lender.