Student loan

An analysis by the IMARC Group tracking the growth in the Indian higher education market, expects it to exhibit a growth rate of 10.30% during 2022-2027 (a spending outlook that reflects anticipated inflation in tuition fees as well as living expenses). Rising enrollment of students and increasing literacy rates are the two main factors driving[...]

India now boasts of 1,000 universities and 40,000 colleges, and its higher education system is set to undergo a significant transformation. In addition, the new National Education Policy (NEP) is expected to bring about revolutionary changes in teaching and learning, focusing on student-centered approaches. In such a scenario, student loans are one of the most[...]

“Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself,” said John Dewey, Education Reformist, Philosopher, and Psychologist. Education at all levels – primary, secondary, and higher – cannot be overstated in terms of not only improving cognitive abilities but also laying a solid foundation for a successful life. Despite its importance and the growing[...]

Students who otherwise would not have been able to pursue their education benefit greatly from student loans in India. Millions of students would not have been able to attend their dream institutions if it weren’t for student loans. Student loans are easily available to a large number of learners who are facing a financial crunch[...]

Education is widely recognized as a critical tool for achieving success in today’s world. It provides individuals with the knowledge, skills, and credentials necessary to increase one’s chances of being accepted into prestigious universities and secures employment with reputable companies.  However, the high cost of education can be a significant barrier for many students, making[...]

Education loan is a huge boon for students looking to pursue higher education in prestigious institutions in India given that inflation has reached uncomfortably high levels. The cost of education is not only high, but they are also unpredictable, says Gayathri Subramanian who plans to send her 17-year-old daughter to one of the best colleges[...]

Millions of students are now opting for non-collateral education loans as a convenient way to finance higher education, especially if they don’t have the financial resources to pay for college or university costs upfront. It is convenient because this type of loan does not require any type of collateral, such as a house or car,[...]

Are you keen on pursuing your higher education from one of the prestigious universities in India? Many students do desire to get into their dream college and pursue higher education but the way to get there is very costly.  If the cost of engineering education in India today is 10 lakh, after 15 years it[...]

With ever-increasing competition and soaring inflation, most parents who wish to send their children to study at prominent Indian universities are now opting to take out a student loan to further their children’s academic careers. Earlier, most parents were accustomed to liquidating assets like gold, fixed deposits, and property to finance their child’s education. Parents[...]

India now has 1,000 universities and 40,000 colleges, and the country’s higher education system is about to undergo a major transformation. In addition, the new National Education Policy (NEP) will significantly impact the overall system. With changing times, the education system has come a long way in making our country progressive. At the same time,[...]