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Complete the short online form or request a free callback. No documents needed at this stage — just your basic details and the course you're applying for.
Our 5-step process connects you with the right lender — government banks, private banks, or NBFCs — with expert guidance at every stage.
Complete the short online form or request a free callback. No documents needed at this stage — just your basic details and the course you're applying for.
Our expert calls you to run an eligibility check and walk you through loan options from government banks, private banks, and NBFCs — comparing interest rates, repayment terms, and your specific situation.
Upload documents securely online or visit our Surat office. Your consultant provides a personalised checklist — typically admission letter, academic records, KYC, and income proof.
After document submission, the lender reviews your application. Private banks typically decide within 2–6 working days; government banks within 10–12 working days. We track progress on your behalf.
On approval, sign the education loan agreement and collect your sanction letter. Funds are then disbursed directly to your institution — your academic journey can begin.
We compare all three types so you get the option that fits your eligibility, timeline, and cost.
Lowest interest rates and government-backed schemes (Vidya Lakshmi). Best for students with strong academics seeking maximum savings.
10–12 day approvalFaster processing with flexible terms. Good option when speed and convenience matter more than the absolute lowest rate.
2–6 day approvalHighest flexibility on collateral and income criteria. Often the best fit for students at top-ranked institutes or studying abroad.
Fastest processingPrivate banks typically decide within 2–6 working days after document submission. Government banks take 10–12 working days. NBFCs are often the fastest. We track your application and keep you updated throughout.
Typically: admission or offer letter, academic transcripts, KYC documents (Aadhaar, PAN), fee structure from the institution, and income/ITR proof of the co-applicant. Your consultant will give you a personalised checklist.
Yes. Many NBFCs and private banks offer unsecured education loans up to ₹40–50 lakh, depending on your institute's ranking, course, and co-applicant's income profile. Our consultants identify which lenders are most likely to approve your case collateral-free.
Yes. Most education loans include a moratorium (repayment holiday) covering your course duration plus 6–12 months after completion. This means you typically start repaying EMIs only after you graduate and begin earning. Read more in our Moratorium Period guide.
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