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Gujarat 4% loans and interest-subsidy schemes.

Education Loan Consultant in Surat

Education Loan for Study Abroad & India

Undergraduate and postgraduate loans — secured, unsecured and government-subsidised

NovasasK helps students from Surat fund their studies in Canada, the UK, USA, Australia, Germany, Europe and India. We compare banks and NBFCs, explain collateral and non-collateral options, help with Gujarat's 4% foreign study loan and central interest-subsidy schemes, and prepare a sanction letter that fits your visa.

Undergraduate Loans
Postgraduate / Master's Loans
Collateral & Non-Collateral
Gujarat 4% Govt. Loan Help
Up to 100% Cost Covered
Section 80E Tax Benefit

₹1.5 Cr

Max. with collateral*

₹75 L

Max. without collateral*

4%

Gujarat govt. scheme*

7–15

Days to sanction*

Undergraduate & postgraduate

Education Loan for Every Level

Loan rules change with the level of study and the co-applicant's profile.

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Undergraduate (Bachelor's)

For students after 12th. A parent/guardian co-applicant is required and collateral is often needed for higher amounts. Admission to a recognised institution and a solid budget plan matter most.

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Postgraduate (Master's / MBA)

Easier to get unsecured loans, especially for STEM and top-ranked universities. Academic scores, test scores (GRE/GMAT) and work experience strengthen the profile.

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PhD & Research

Often funded by scholarships; loans can cover the gap for living and travel.

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Diploma & Pathway

Loans for diploma, foundation and pathway programs at selected lenders.

What the loan covers

What Does an Education Loan Cover?

Most lenders cover the full cost of education as shown by the university, within their limits.

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Tuition Fees

College or university fees as per the admission letter.

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Living Expenses

Accommodation, food and daily living costs.

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Travel

Air tickets to the study destination.

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Insurance

Health and travel insurance required by the university or visa.

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Laptop & Books

Study equipment, books and supplies.

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Deposits & Fees

Caution deposits, exam, lab and library fees.

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GIC / Blocked Account

Funds required for Canada GIC or a Germany blocked account (selected lenders).

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Visa & Exam Fees

Visa fee, IELTS/GRE fees at some lenders.

Secured vs unsecured

Collateral vs Non-Collateral Loans

Choose based on loan amount, interest, speed and the assets your family can offer. Figures are indicative.

Collateral (Secured)Non-Collateral (Unsecured)
SecurityProperty, FD, LIC policy or similarNone — based on profile and co-applicant income
Typical maximumUp to ₹1–1.5 croreAbout ₹40–75 lakh (higher for top universities)
Interest rateUsually lowerUsually higher
Margin moneyOften 0–15%Often 0%
Processing timeLonger (property valuation & legal checks)Faster (7–15 days typical)
Best forLarge amounts, undergraduate study, lower EMIsMaster's at well-ranked universities, quick sanction
Common lendersSBI, Bank of Baroda, PNB, Union Bank, HDFC BankHDFC Credila, Avanse, Auxilo, InCred, Prodigy Finance, MPOWER
Government support

Government Schemes & 4% Interest Loans

Several government schemes reduce the cost of education loans. Rules, income limits and budgets change every year — we check current eligibility before you apply.

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Gujarat Foreign Study Loan (4%)

Gujarat government corporations offer foreign study loans (e.g. Videsh Abhyas Loan) of up to ₹15 lakh at 4% simple interest for eligible students from Gujarat, with category and income conditions.

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Dr. Ambedkar Central Sector Scheme

Interest subsidy on overseas education loans for eligible OBC / EBC students during the moratorium period.

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PM-Vidyalaxmi (India)

For study at quality Indian institutions: collateral-free loans with credit guarantee and interest subvention for eligible families.

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CSIS (India)

Central Sector Interest Subsidy for students from economically weaker families studying in India.

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Section 80E Tax Deduction

Deduct the full interest paid on an education loan from taxable income for up to 8 years (old regime).

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Vidya Lakshmi Portal

One government portal to apply to multiple banks for an education loan.

Step by step

Education Loan Process

We handle the paperwork so you can focus on your studies.

STEP 01

Free Loan Counselling

Understand your budget, collateral and co-applicant options.

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Compare Lenders

Interest, margin, processing fees and timelines compared.

STEP 03

Document Collection

KYC, academics, admission letter, income and collateral papers.

STEP 04

Application

We apply to the best-fit lenders, including government schemes.

STEP 05

Sanction Letter

Get the sanction letter for your visa file.

STEP 06

Disbursement

Fees paid to the university; living funds as per lender rules.

Checklist

Documents Required

Typical documents for an education loan. Lenders may ask for more.

PAN and Aadhaar of the student and co-applicant, passport and photographs.

10th, 12th, graduation mark sheets and entrance / English test scores.

Offer / admission letter with the cost of study.

Salary slips, Form 16 or ITRs for 2–3 years, bank statements for 6 months.

Property documents, valuation and legal report (for secured loans).

Gap explanation, work experience letters, and scholarship letters if any.
Frequently Asked Questions

Education Loan Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about education loans.

Banks and NBFCs commonly lend up to ₹1–1.5 crore with collateral, and up to about ₹40–75 lakh without collateral for strong profiles and well-ranked universities. The final amount depends on the lender, university, course and co-applicant income.

Rates vary by lender and profile. Secured loans from public-sector banks are usually cheaper than unsecured loans from NBFCs. We compare current offers for you.

Gujarat runs foreign study loan schemes (for example Videsh Abhyas Loan for eligible categories) that offer up to ₹15 lakh at 4% simple interest, subject to income and other conditions. We help you check eligibility and apply.

Yes. Interest paid on an education loan can be deducted under Section 80E of the Income Tax Act for up to 8 years (old tax regime).

Most loans have a moratorium during the course plus 6–12 months. Some lenders ask for simple interest during the course.

Yes, most embassies accept a sanction or disbursement letter as proof of funds when it matches the rest of your financial documents.
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