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  • 7.90% plus spread: 6.85% for Top 5 IIMs, 6.90% for , 7.20% for A, 8.50% for B and 8.70% for C (calculated). page conflicts: 7.60% headline and 0.00% in each effective-rate cell
  • confirm the applicable rate with the Bank.
  • 7.90% p.a., effective 6 December 2025
  • retail-rate page states repo 5.25% plus 2.65% spread.
  • List ₹40 lakh
  • List A ₹30 lakh
  • List B ₹15 lakh
  • List C ₹10 lakh
  • subject to need-based finance and future repayment capacity
  • Moratorium plus up to 120 instalments for loans up to ₹7.50 lakh
  • moratorium plus up to 180 instalments above ₹7.50 lakh
Value awaiting review
  • Indian students admitted to a full-time course at a listed premier institute in India. Student age: up to 40 when availing the loan. Co-applicant, where required: age 21–58 if salaried or 21–65 if non-salaried
  • waived for listed pre-approved institutes. Bureau-score cut-off: 701 or −1.
Nil unified processing charges
  • 1% p.a. on default amount for loans up to ₹2 lakh
  • 2% p.a. above ₹2 lakh
  • separate charges may apply for document/security non-compliance
  • Floating spreads from −1.05% for the top 10 IIMs/IITs to +0.50% for list C institutions
  • fixed spreads vary by category and amount.
spreads from −1
Up to ₹20 lakh.
  • Up to 120 instalments after the moratorium for loans up to ₹7.50 lakh and up to 180 instalments for larger loans
  • maximum 10–15 years after the moratorium.
Value awaiting review
Resident Indian, admitted to a listed premier-institution executive development programme in India and gainfully employed throughout the study period.
  • Nil for all cases
  • ₹7,500 per mortgaged property for advocate and valuer charges.
  • For a fixed-rate education loan, prepayment from the borrower’s own source is nil. A takeover by another lender attracts 0.50% of the outstanding amount at takeover
  • where there is more than one account, the charge is calculated separately for each account.
  • Floating spreads: −1.05% (top 10 IIMs/IITs), −0.70% (), −0.50% (A), +0.00% (B), +0.50% (C). Fixed slabs: /A +1.40% to +2.00%
  • B/C rates vary by ₹7.50 lakh slab and 100% security.
spreads: −1
  • Without collateral: ₹40 lakh (), ₹30 lakh (A), ₹15 lakh (B), ₹10 lakh (C)
  • with collateral, up to ₹80 lakh. Sanction is need-based and subject to future repayment capacity.
  • Up to 120 instalments after the moratorium for loans up to ₹7.5 lakh
  • up to 180 instalments for higher amounts.
Value awaiting review
Indian national admitted to a full-time regular professional or technical course at an institution in the current /A/B/C list through entrance test or merit-based selection.
Study in India: nil. Study abroad: 1% capped at ₹10,000, refundable on first disbursement. Advocate/valuer charges: ₹8,500 per mortgaged property.
  • For a fixed-rate education loan, prepayment from the borrower’s own source is nil. A takeover by another lender attracts 0.50% of the outstanding amount at takeover
  • where there is more than one account, the charge is calculated separately for each account.
Floating: + 2.00% up to ₹7.50 lakh and + 2.35% above ₹7.50 lakh. Fixed: Base Rate + 2.00% up to ₹7.50 lakh (effective 11.45% p.a.) and + 4.35% above ₹7.50 lakh (effective 12.25% p.a.).
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Maximum ₹80 lakh for the -abroad product.
  • Repayable in maximum 10–15 years after the moratorium
  • for loans up to ₹7.50 lakh the cap is moratorium plus 120 instalments, and above ₹7.50 lakh it is moratorium plus 180 instalments. For the -abroad variant, the moratorium is the course period plus three months.
Value awaiting review
  • Indian national with admission to a professional or technical course abroad through entrance-test or merit-based selection
  • the route requires employment during the course.
  • 1% of loan amount capped at ₹10,000, recovered upfront and refundable on first disbursement
  • ₹7,500 per mortgaged property for advocate/valuer charges.
  • Borrower's own source: nil. Takeover by another lender: 0.50% of the outstanding amount at takeover
  • for more than one account, calculated separately for each account.
Baroda GyanBank of Baroda
  • Floating: +2.00% up to ₹7.50 lakh, +1.90% above ₹7.50 lakh, and +1.10% for the Baroda Yoddha defence-child concession. Fixed: Base Rate +2.00% up to ₹7.50 lakh
  • +3.90% above ₹7.50 lakh
  • for the defence-child concession, Base Rate +2.00% up to ₹7.50 lakh and +3.10% above it. The page also publishes a 0.50% female-student concession and a further 0.50% medical-course concession
  • a 0.10% risk premium applies above ₹7.50 lakh where the borrower does not take group credit-life/life cover.
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  • ₹1.25 crore for medical and aviation courses
  • ₹25 lakh for other courses.
  • Up to 120 instalments after the moratorium for loans up to ₹7.50 lakh and up to 180 instalments for larger loans
  • maximum 10–15 years after the moratorium.
Value awaiting review
  • Indian-national students admitted to recognised graduation, postgraduate, professional, approved vocational, specialist or other eligible courses in India
  • specified // cases studying in India are included. Eligible courses include engineering, medical, agriculture, veterinary, law, dental, management, architecture, computer, //, IIM/IIT/IISc/XLRI/NIFT programmes, approved pilot/shipping training, evening courses and approved degree/diploma programmes. Parent/co-applicant income and future repayment capacity are assessed.
  • Nil up to ₹7.50 lakh
  • above ₹7.50 lakh, 1% of loan amount capped at ₹10,000 + applicable
  • ₹8,500 per mortgaged property for advocate/valuer charges.
  • Fixed-rate loan: nil when prepaid from the borrower's own source
  • 0.50% of outstanding when taken over by another lender.
Baroda Medi EliteBank of Baroda
  • 7.20% for PMVLS/ Premier category institutions, 7.40% for category A and 7.90% for other institutions
  • pricing is linked to spreads.
spreads
  • ₹2 lakh minimum and ₹40 lakh maximum
  • margin is nil up to ₹4 lakh, 5% above ₹4 lakh up to ₹7.5 lakh, and nil above ₹7.5 lakh under the published table.
  • Up to 15 years after the course-period-plus-one-year moratorium
  • up to 120 instalments for loans up to ₹7.5 lakh and up to 180 instalments above ₹7.5 lakh.
Value awaiting review
  • Indian national pursuing a full-time medical course in India
  • current page publishes NEET rank up to 1,00,000 for undergraduate (UG) study or 51,000 for postgraduate (PG) study. Parent/guardian co-obligation and assignment of the student's future income are mandatory.
  • Nil processing fee
  • PMVLP charges ₹200 are listed separately.
  • For a fixed-rate Education Loan: nil when prepaid from the borrower's own source
  • 0.50% of the outstanding amount at takeover by another lender. If there is more than one account, the charge is calculated separately for each account. This published schedule applies to the fixed-rate loan variant
  • the product pages do not state a separate floating-rate prepayment charge.
Baroda ScholarBank of Baroda
  • Floating: + 0.55% for listed premier institutions
  • + 2.00% up to ₹7.50 lakh and + 1.05% above ₹7.50 lakh for non-premier institutions
  • + 1.05% for the published defence-personnel row
  • Canada non-premier + 2.00% up to ₹7.50 lakh and + 2.55% above. Fixed: Base Rate + 2.00% up to ₹7.50 lakh and + 2.55% above for premier institutions
  • Base Rate + 2.00% up to ₹7.50 lakh and + 3.05% above for non-premier institutions. The page also publishes a 0.20% concession for a girl child only for non-premier institutions, not premier institutions. Interest during the holiday is charged at monthly rests
  • overdue amounts above ₹4 lakh attract penal interest of 2% p.a. The displayed 0.00% effective widgets are not .
  • The product is priced against the Bank of Baroda Repo Linked Lending Rate () for the published floating rows
  • the fixed table also uses Base Rate for loans up to ₹7.50 lakh and for higher bands.
Up to ₹1.50 crore for an institution in the listed Premier Institutions category and up to ₹60 lakh for an institution outside that list.
  • Repayable in maximum 10–15 years after the moratorium. The moratorium is the course period plus one year for the standard Baroda Scholar guideline
  • repayment is capped at 120 instalments for loans up to ₹7.50 lakh and 180 instalments above ₹7.50 lakh.
Value awaiting review
  • Student must be going abroad for professional or technical studies and be admitted to the notified institution and course
  • admission may be through the listed entrance-test or merit-selection route. The says there is no specific age restriction for the student, and the loan can cover , and MS abroad.
  • Nil processing charge up to ₹7.50 lakh. Above ₹7.50 lakh, 1% of the loan amount capped at ₹10,000
  • for premium institutions this charge is refunded on first disbursement. PMVLP charge is ₹200 for all cases. Where property is mortgaged, ₹8,500 per property is collected upfront for advocate/valuer charges
  • mortgage-creation charges are nil.
  • Nil when prepaid from the borrower's own source. For takeover by another lender, 0.50% of the outstanding amount at takeover
  • where there is more than one account, calculate the charge separately for each account.
Baroda VidyaBank of Baroda
  • Floating benchmark-linked rate: + Strategic Premium + 3.10% for school study in India. The current retail schedule also publishes a fixed-rate row at + Strategic Premium + 5.10%. The page states a 0.50% female-student concession, interest serviced as applied during the moratorium and no penal charges. The current retail page lists at 7.90% from 6 December 2025
  • its 0.00% effective-rate cells are not treated as an all-in rate or .
  • Baroda Repo Linked Lending Rate (), with Strategic Premium () applied in the published formula. The retail rate page states 7.90% w.e.f. 6 December 2025
  • rates reset under the bank's benchmark terms.
  • Maximum ₹4 lakh. Finance is need-based and subject to the parents' repayment capacity
  • the page does not publish a separate minimum amount.
Repayable after 12 months from first disbursement in 12 instalments.
  • Applicant should be an Indian national residing in India. The student must have admission to a recognised school, high school or junior college (including CBSE, ICSE or a State Board) for Nursery–Class V, Class VI–VIII or Class IX–XII
  • approved evening courses are also listed. The loan is granted in the father or mother's name.
Nil processing charge.
No penal charges during the moratorium/repayment arrangement published for Baroda Vidya.
  • Yoddha education pricing follows the corresponding Baroda education-loan variant. Premier India floating spreads are −1.05% (Top 10 IIMs/IITs), −0.70% (), −0.50% (A), 0.00% (B) and +0.50% (C). Fixed /A pricing is +1.40% to +2.00%
  • B/C use Base Rate +2.00% up to ₹7.50 lakh and +2.85%/+3.05% above that. The issuer's 0.00% effective-rate placeholders are not customer rates.
  • Current retail references: 7.90% p.a. (repo 5.25% + markup/base spread 2.65%), effective 6 December 2025
  • 1-year 8.75%, effective 12 September 2026
  • base rate 9.45% effective 12 May 2025. These references are not a single final student rate.
Up to ₹125 lakh for studies in India and ₹150 lakh for overseas studies.
  • The Yoddha page says all other education-loan guidelines remain unchanged
  • the linked Baroda education-loan guideline therefore permits up to 10–15 years after the moratorium, with 120 instalments up to ₹7.50 lakh and 180 instalments above ₹7.50 lakh.
Value awaiting review
  • Children/wards of defence personnel
  • all other education-loan guidelines remain unchanged.
  • Study in India and premier institutions: nil. Study abroad: 1% of loan amount capped at ₹10,000, recovered upfront and refundable on first disbursement. Career development: 0.50%. Where property is mortgaged, ₹8,500 non-refundable advocate/valuer cost per property
  • mortgage creation charge nil.
  • For the linked fixed-rate education terms: nil when prepaid from the borrower's own source
  • 0.50% of outstanding when taken over by another lender. Applicability can vary by the selected education variant and sanction terms.
bob Eco-SaarthiBank of Baroda
For Vidyalakshmi/Baroda Gyan institutions: TOP 10 IIMs/IITs 7.10%, 7.45%, A 7.65%, B 8.15%, C 8.65%. Other institutions: +2.00% up to ₹7.50 lakh and +1.90% above ₹7.50 lakh.
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Maximum loan amount ₹25 lakh. Margin is nil up to ₹4 lakh, 5% above ₹4 lakh to ₹7.50 lakh and 10% above ₹7.50 lakh.
  • Course period plus one year moratorium
  • repayment maximum 120 instalments up to ₹7.50 lakh and 180 instalments above ₹7.50 lakh.
Value awaiting review
Resident Indian students admitted to /Government/-recognised diploma, graduation or post-graduation courses, including eligible ESG-focused programmes. Vidyalaxmi and Bank of Baroda premier-institute tiers receive separate pricing.
Nil up to ₹7.50 lakh. Above ₹7.50 lakh: 1% of loan amount, maximum ₹10,000 plus , recovered upfront. Where property is mortgaged, ₹8,500 plus taxes is charged upfront for advocate and valuer expenses.
  • For a fixed-rate Education Loan: nil when prepaid from the borrower's own source
  • 0.50% of the outstanding amount at takeover by another lender. If there is more than one account, the charge is calculated separately for each account. This published schedule applies to the fixed-rate loan variant
  • the product pages do not state a separate floating-rate prepayment charge.
The page does not set one borrowing rate. It lists -plus-spread terms for Baroda Vidya, Baroda Gyan, premier-institution loans (Lists /A/B/C), Baroda Scholar, Executive Development, Digital Education Loan (Lists /A/B/C) and Skill Loan. The displayed 0.00% effective-rate widget is the page's subsidy-period display, not a separate or a rate to use for the underlying loan. After the moratorium, the borrower pays interest under the selected education-loan variant.
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  • Bank of Baroda's is 7.90% p.a., effective 6 December 2025 (repo rate 5.25% plus markup/base spread 2.65%). The rate table quotes underlying education-loan rates as plus or minus product-specific spreads
  • the subsidy scheme itself has no single borrowing rate.
  • For education loans taken from 1 April 2022, subsidises interest on principal up to ₹10 lakh. If the sanctioned education loan exceeds ₹10 lakh, subsidy still applies only up to ₹10 lakh
  • this is not the total loan limit.
Value awaiting review
  • Gross parental/family income from all sources must be up to ₹4.50 lakh per year
  • an authorised State/UT income certificate is obtained at sanction.
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  • For -USP , the student must take an IBA Model Education Loan for an eligible technical or professional course in India and have gross parental/family income from all sources up to ₹4.50 lakh a year. The 2022 guideline names -accredited institutions, NBA-accredited programmes, Institutions of National Importance, CFTIs and courses approved by the relevant regulator. Another Central/State scholarship or fee reimbursement bars
  • the subsidy is generally limited to one undergraduate, postgraduate or integrated course, with a documented medical-discontinuation exception. The Ministry issued an updated eligible-course list on 25 February 2026, but its annexure could not be retrieved in this review
  • check the current official list for a course-specific decision.
  • Nil for the Education Loan — study in India row in the published tariff. The fee table is dated 20 June 2019, stated excluding , and the live page does not show a later effective date
  • says its standard schedule applies where no specific customer-level pricing or sanction overrides it.
Value awaiting review
+ 2.00% p.a. up to ₹7.50 lakh and + 1.75% p.a. above ₹7.50 lakh. A 1% concession may apply if interest is serviced during study and the moratorium.
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  • Need-based finance up to ₹10 lakh for studies in Delhi
  • ordinarily up to ₹7.5 lakh may be covered by the Government of India education guarantee route when its conditions are met.
Course period plus one year repayment holiday, followed by repayment in equal monthly instalments over 15 years for all categories. A course-completion extension of up to two years may be considered in the stated circumstances.
Value awaiting review
Students pursuing recognised diploma, degree or specified skill-development courses in Delhi who completed Class X and XII in Delhi, or children of employees/officials posted with the Government of of Delhi, and admitted through merit or entrance selection.
No processing charges may be levied under the scheme.
Nil. No prepayment penalty is levied at any time during the repayment period.
  • Floating -linked rates by institute category: top 10 IIMs and top 10 IITs 6.85% ( −1.05%)
  • 7.20% (−0.70%)
  • A 7.40% (−0.50%)
  • B 7.90% ()
  • C 8.40% (+0.50%). The digital page repeats the same spreads.
  • Vidyalaxmi uses Bank of Baroda Repo Linked Lending Rate (): 7.90% p.a., effective 6 December 2025, shown as the 5.25% repo rate plus a 2.65% markup/base spread. The bank's current page separately lists 1-year at 8.75% p.a. effective 12 September 2026
  • is a bank-wide reference, not the benchmark shown for this scheme's category spreads.
  • 100% finance
  • no fixed maximum cap is stated. The digital page says the amount is based on course and other fees charged by the QHEI.
Up to 15 years after the course period plus one-year moratorium.
  • All family-income groups may apply for the loan
  • income affects separate subsidy eligibility.
  • Indian national admitted on merit to an eligible degree, postgraduate or diploma programme at a listed QHEI in India
  • current scheme page states 1,425 listed institutions. All family-income groups may apply
  • management-quota admission is not eligible.
  • Vidyalaxmi: nil (₹0) unified processing charges on current scheme page and nil processing fee on its integrated digital route. general Education Loan table separately lists Study in India, premier-institution study in India and vocational education as nil
  • it lists study abroad at 1% of the loan (maximum ₹10,000), recovered upfront and refundable at first disbursement, and Career Development at 0.50%. The domestic/abroad categories are not substituted for this scheme-specific nil fee.
  • current Service Charges page lists the following only for fixed-rate Education Loans: nil when prepaid from the borrower's own funds
  • takeover by another lender costs 0.50% of the outstanding amount at takeover, calculated separately for each loan account. The Vidyalaxmi rates reviewed are -linked
  • does not publish a separate floating-rate PMV prepayment row in this schedule.
Skill Loan SchemeBank of Baroda
  • + 1.50%, effective rate 9.40% in the published table
  • girl students receive a 0.50% concession subject to the floor at .
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  • ₹5,000 minimum to ₹7.50 lakh maximum, subject to the student’s repayment capacity
  • covers tuition/course, examination, library/lab, caution deposit, books, equipment and necessary course expenses.
  • Up to 3 years for loans up to ₹50,000
  • up to 5 years for ₹50,000–₹1 lakh
  • up to 7 years above ₹1 lakh.
  • No minimum income amount is published. The student loan is need-based and subject to the student's repayment capacity
  • an income proof is requested only from a salaried co-applicant or guarantor when applicable.
  • Indian nationals admitted to NSQF-aligned vocational/skill courses at ITIs, polytechnics, recognised schools/colleges, NSDC/Sector Skill Council or State Skill Mission/Corporation partners. No specific student age limit
  • a minor’s parent executes documents.
Nil processing and documentation charges.
For a fixed-rate Skill Loan, nil when prepaid from the borrower's own source and 0.50% of outstanding when taken over by another lender. The official product page publishes this table under Pre-payment charges.
  • For the standard Star Education Loan bands, current sheet shows 1 Year RBLR + 1.70% (presently 9.80% p.a.) up to ₹7.50 lakh and 1 Year RBLR + 1.50% (presently 9.60% p.a.) above ₹7.50 lakh
  • girl/professional-course concessions may apply.
  • 1 Year RBLR plus the published education-loan spread
  • the current rate sheet gives 9.80%/9.60% p.a. present rates by loan size.
  • Up to ₹1.50 crore for medical courses excluding nursing and non-medical courses
  • finance is need-based and subject to earning potential.
  • Moratorium up to course period plus 1 year
  • repayment up to 15 years from commencement of repayment.
  • No fixed student or co-borrower income threshold is published
  • co-borrower income proof and bank statement are required.
  • Indian National student admitted to a recognized institution abroad for an approved course after HSC (10+2) or equivalent
  • entrance/merit selection or employability/reputation assessment applies where relevant.
  • A refundable ₹10,000 charge excluding is stated for study-abroad applications
  • it is refunded once the actual loan is availed for limits up to ₹20 lakh. portal charge is ₹100 plus 18%
  • scheme-deviation bands are ₹500/₹1,500/₹3,000 by amount.
No prepayment penalty.
  • Current rate sheet: up to ₹7.50 lakh, 1 Year RBLR + 1.70%, presently 9.80% p.a.
  • above ₹7.50 lakh, 1 Year RBLR + 1.50%, presently 9.60% p.a. Girl students and professional-course students may receive the published 0.50% concession.
  • 1 Year RBLR (Repo-linked benchmark lending rate) plus the published education-loan spread
  • current sheet shows 9.80%/9.60% p.a. present rates by loan size.
  • Up to ₹1.50 crore for medical courses excluding nursing and for non-medical courses
  • finance is need-based and subject to earning potential.
  • Moratorium up to the course period plus 1 year
  • repayment period up to 15 years from commencement of repayment.
  • No fixed student or co-borrower income threshold is published
  • co-borrower income proof, bank statement and financial documents are required.
Indian National, or student with admission through entrance test or merit selection to an approved course at a recognized institution after HSC (10+2) or equivalent.
  • No processing charge. portal charge ₹100 plus 18%
  • scheme-deviation charge ₹500 up to ₹4 lakh, ₹1,500 above ₹4 lakh to ₹7.50 lakh, and ₹3,000 above ₹7.50 lakh.
No prepayment penalty.
  • Standard education bands: 1 Year RBLR + 1.70% (presently 9.80% p.a.) up to ₹7.50 lakh and +1.50% (presently 9.60% p.a.) above ₹7.50 lakh
  • published girl-student concession may apply.
  • 1 Year RBLR plus the published education-loan spread
  • current sheet shows 9.80%/9.60% p.a. by loan size.
Maximum loan amount up to ₹20 lakh, subject to need and earning potential.
  • No moratorium after course completion
  • repayment is by age 60 or 10 years after course completion, whichever is earlier.
  • No numeric minimum salary is published
  • employment, two years’ experience and income proof are required.
  • Indian National, permanent employee of Central/State Government, public-sector, reputed private-sector or multinational employer
  • must remain gainfully employed, be below 55 years, have at least 2 years’ work experience and no adverse credit history.
No processing charge. portal charge ₹100 plus 18% and scheme-deviation charges may apply.
No prepayment penalty.
  • Starting from 7.00% p.a. under the -Vidyalaxmi page
  • current rate sheet also publishes Star Vidyalaxmi categories: Category A 6.85%, Category B 7.50% and Category C 8.40% p.a., subject to category terms.
  • The page refers to RBLR
  • the current rate sheet publishes Star Vidyalaxmi category spreads against RBLR, with present rates of 6.85%, 7.50% and 8.40% p.a.
  • The page does not publish one universal maximum loan amount
  • finance is for the documented cost of the approved course and expenses.
  • Moratorium up to the course period plus 1 year
  • repayment up to 15 years from commencement of repayment.
For the -Vidyalaxmi facility, the page does not publish a universal minimum income threshold. It does publish interest-subvention family-income bands of up to ₹4.50 lakh and above ₹4.50 lakh to ₹8 lakh for specified support, which are subsidy conditions rather than a general eligibility floor.
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Indian National including student admitted through open competitive examination or merit selection to a degree/diploma course at one of 860 quality higher-education institutes.
Nil processing charge. portal and third-party charges may apply where stated by the scheme.
No prepayment penalty.
  • 1 Year RBLR + 1.50%, presently 9.60% p.a.
  • a 1% concession may apply when interest is serviced during the study-period repayment holiday, with no concession after repayment begins.
  • RBLR plus 1.50%
  • the current sheet shows a present rate of 9.60% p.a.
  • The Features section says ₹5,000 to ₹1.50 lakh can be considered, while the Quantum section says ₹5,000 to ₹7.50 lakh. Both official statements are retained because they conflict
  • confirm the applicable current cap with BOI before applying.
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  • No numeric student or co-borrower income threshold is published
  • scheme documents and co-applicant evidence are required.
  • Individuals intending to take eligible skill-development courses in India
  • the student applies with a parent as joint borrower and through the Vidya Lakshmi Portal.
Nil processing charge. portal and third-party charges may apply where stated by the scheme.
No prepayment penalty is published for this scheme.
  • RBLR plus 1.70% p.a., presently 9.80%
  • children of Bank staff and their spouses are shown at RBLR plus 0.70%, presently 8.80%. Girl students may receive a 0.50% concession.
  • RBLR (Repo-linked benchmark lending rate) plus the published 1.70% standard spread
  • a 0.70% staff-family spread is also published.
Maximum cap ₹4 lakh for each stage.
  • Each stage is repaid in 12 equated monthly instalments immediately after disbursement
  • no longer tenure is published.
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  • Resident Indian parent and student
  • student admitted to a recognized school or board for one of the five published stages from pre-school to senior secondary.
No processing charge is published. portal charge ₹100 plus 18% and scheme-deviation charges may apply where stated.
No prepayment penalty.
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Up to ₹75 lakh.
Up to 120 months.
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  • The education landing page publishes a starting education-loan rate of 6.85% p.a.
  • the Model Education page links the applicable current rate table and does not print a separate model-scheme figure.
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  • Up to ₹10 lakh for studies in India and ₹20 lakh for studies abroad
  • higher amounts may be considered on merit and case-by-case basis.
Repayment is course period plus one year, with up to 180 equated monthly instalments (15 years), excluding the moratorium period.
  • No minimum rupee income is published for the student
  • parent or guardian income and asset documents are required for credit assessment.
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  • The reviewed Model Education page does not publish a universal processing fee
  • the education landing-page states 0.50% for studies abroad only, refundable when the borrower takes up the course.
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  • Not published on the -Vidyalaxmi page or its linked current retail-interest-rate page
  • eligible borrowers may separately receive 3% or full interest subvention during the moratorium.
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  • Need-based finance linked to total eligible education expenses
  • no universal maximum loan amount is published. Government guarantee applies to loan amounts up to ₹7.5 lakh and full subvention can apply to loans up to ₹10 lakh under the stated income/course conditions.
  • Moratorium is course period plus one year
  • repayment up to 180 (15 years), excluding moratorium.
No minimum income for the loan is published. Interest-subvention bands use annual family income: up to ₹4.5 lakh and above ₹4.5 lakh to ₹8 lakh.
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  • No processing or upfront charge. Account handling 0.20% of loan amount, minimum ₹500. Vidya Laxmi enrolment charge ₹200 in the current (the page displays ₹100 + and notes it is subject to change)
  • excluding where applicable.
Nil.
9.55% p.a. effective rate.
8.05% + 1.50% = 9.55% p.a.
  • Minimum loan ₹5,000
  • maximum loan ₹7.50 lakh.
  • Up to 3 years for loans up to ₹50,000
  • up to 5 years for loans above ₹50,000 and up to ₹1 lakh
  • up to 7 years for loans above ₹1 lakh. Moratorium is up to 6 months after a course of up to one year and 12 months after a longer course.
  • No salary or annual-income threshold is published
  • eligibility is based on admission/qualification for an eligible skill course and execution of loan documents.
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Nil processing charges.
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The page describes lower reducing-balance interest but does not publish a separate IBA Model percentage.
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  • Need-based finance
  • no universal rupee ceiling is published. Merit-route loans up to ₹7.50 lakh can be collateral-free subject to CGFSEL conditions.
Up to 15 years excluding moratorium of course duration plus one year.
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No prepayment penalty at any time during repayment.
IBA Skill Loan (maximum ₹7.50 lakh): fixed effective rate 10.25% p.a. ( 8.00% + 0.75% fixed-rate premium + 1.50% credit-risk premium).
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Need-based finance from ₹5,000 to ₹7.50 lakh.
  • Repayment up to 3 years for quantum up to ₹50,000
  • up to 5 years above ₹50,000 to ₹1 lakh
  • and up to 7 years above ₹1 lakh. Moratorium is 6 months after courses up to one year and 12 months after longer courses.
  • No student-income threshold is published
  • the loan is jointly granted with a parent or guardian, with co-applicant income proof where applicable.
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Nil processing charges.
No prepayment penalty.
New education loan for a master's degree abroad: fixed effective rates are 10.35% (100%+ collateral), 10.60% (75%–<100% collateral) or 10.85% (50%–<75% collateral) p.a.
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  • Minimum loan is above ₹7.50 lakh. With collateral coverage of 100% or more, there is no maximum cap subject to project cost
  • with coverage below 100%, maximum is ₹1 crore.
Repayment in up to 15 years excluding the moratorium period.
  • No student or co-borrower minimum income amount is published
  • admission, exam scores, income/assets and collateral evidence are assessed.
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Collateral coverage 100% or more: 0.50% of sanctioned limit, maximum ₹10,000. Coverage below 100%: 0.50%, maximum ₹20,000. The page publishes a 50% waiver for 1 April 2026 to 30 June 2026.
No prepayment penalty.
  • Product page headline: 6.75% p.a. Current retail table: 7.25% (AAA), 8.00% () and 8.25% (A)
  • reconfirm the applicable rate.
  • Current retail table uses 8.00% with institution-category adjustments
  • product page separately advertises 6.75% p.a.
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Up to 15 years excluding moratorium of course duration plus one year.
  • Family income up to ₹4.5 lakh qualifies for full moratorium interest subvention up to ₹10 lakh
  • ₹4.5 lakh–₹8 lakh qualifies for 3% subvention. No minimum income is published.
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Nil processing charges.
No prepayment penalty during repayment.
Starts at 6.85% p.a., subject to terms and the applicable student/institution profile.
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  • Category A institutions: up to ₹50 lakh
  • Category B: up to ₹40 lakh
  • Category C: up to ₹30 lakh. The mapped-institution category controls the limit.
Repayment up to 15 years excluding the moratorium period, normally course duration plus one year.
  • No minimum income amount is published for the student
  • admission, Indian nationality, academic qualification and co-borrower/guardian documentation determine eligibility.
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Nil processing charge under the scheme. Applications through the -Vidyalaxmi portal may attract a portal fee of ₹200 plus .
No prepayment penalty during the repayment period.
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The page links the latest Central Bank rate table but does not name a benchmark.
  • ₹50 lakh
  • margin nil.
  • Up to 15 years excluding moratorium
  • moratorium is course period plus one year.
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  • Indian national
  • executive applicants need at least two years' work experience in government, corporate or multinational concern, minimum age 23, and admission or final selection to a listed Executive programme. Parent, guardian, spouse or parents-in-law may join as joint borrower.
Nil.
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Cent PM Vidyalaxmi SchemeCentral Bank of India
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The Vidyalaxmi page links Central Bank's current education-loan rate table but does not name a single benchmark on the scheme page.
  • No separate rupee ceiling is published on the Vidyalaxmi scheme page
  • the finance amount is need-based and subject to the selected institution category and sanction terms.
  • Course period plus one year moratorium
  • repayment up to 15 years excluding moratorium.
  • For subvention: up to ₹4.5 lakh family income receives 100% interest subvention for technical/professional courses and 3% for other courses
  • ₹4.5–₹8 lakh receives 3% under Vidyalaxmi.
  • Indian student admitted to a selected quality higher-education institution
  • AAA/ category permits parent, guardian, spouse or parents-in-law as joint borrower, while A category requires a joint borrower.
  • Processing nil
  • integration ₹81 plus
  • ₹50 plus per per borrower
  • ₹200 plus
  • pre-payment nil.
Nil.
Cent Skill LoanCentral Bank of India
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The page links the latest Central Bank rate table but does not name a benchmark.
  • ₹5,000 minimum to ₹7.50 lakh maximum
  • margin 5%.
  • After moratorium: up to 3 years for loans up to ₹50,000
  • up to 5 years for ₹50,000 to ₹1 lakh
  • up to 7 years above ₹1 lakh.
  • No minimum income amount is published. Eligibility is based on Indian nationality and admission to an eligible vocational course
  • finance is need-based from ₹5,000 to ₹7.50 lakh.
  • Indian national admitted to an eligible NSQF-aligned course run or supported by a government ministry/department/organisation, NSDC or State Skill Mission/Corporation
  • eligible non-NSQF courses may be on the MSDE Skill India Digital Hub.
Nil.
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Cent Tech VidyarthiCentral Bank of India
  • Published by institute category: 7.85% for 13 AAA IITs, 7.95% for other IITs, 10.05% for B-category NITs and 10.35% for C-category NITs
  • concessions and benchmark terms apply as stated.
benchmark terms apply as stated
Up to ₹15 lakh.
  • Course period plus one year moratorium
  • equated instalments up to 15 years after moratorium.
  • No minimum income amount is published
  • eligibility is based on Indian nationality and admission to an eligible IIT or NIT programme, with co-borrower documentation.
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  • No processing charge
  • integration ₹81 plus and ₹100 plus on successful application.
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Cent Vidyarthi SchemeCentral Bank of India
  • Up to 1% interest concession may be provided during study if interest is serviced during study and the subsequent moratorium before repayment starts
  • the base rate is linked to the latest table.
The Cent Vidyarthi page links the latest Central Bank rate table but does not name a benchmark.
  • Maximum loan amount ₹2 crore. Margin is nil up to ₹4 lakh
  • 5% in India above ₹4 lakh
  • 15% abroad above ₹4 lakh.
Repayment up to 15 years after a moratorium equal to the course period plus one year.
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Indian national admitted to a recognised higher-education course in India or abroad through entrance-test or merit selection after HSC (10+2 or equivalent).
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  • 7.05% to 10.15% p.a. floating for the Education Loan row in Indian Bank's current personal-segment rate table
  • the applicable slab varies by institution category and borrower profile.
The current education-loan rate row is labelled floating but does not identify a named benchmark or spread for this product.
  • Need-based finance is available for India and overseas studies subject to margin and eligible expenses. The page publishes a ₹25 lakh maximum specifically for Executive Management/Executive
  • it does not publish a universal rupee ceiling for the regular IBA route.
  • Regular India/abroad education loans: up to 180 after the course and holiday period. Executive Management/Executive : up to 120 beginning the month after first disbursement
  • moratorium is course period plus up to one year for regular education loans.
  • No minimum income amount is specified for the student in the IBA product table
  • the parent or spouse is a co-obligant/joint borrower and income documents are assessed under the bank's lending rules.
  • Admission through entrance test or merit selection after HSC (10+2) or equivalent to a recognised/accredited course in India or abroad
  • parents or spouse act as co-obligants. Executive-management applicants must be graduates or equivalent.
  • Up to ₹10 lakh: nil. Above ₹10 lakh: 0.15% of the loan amount, capped at ₹3,000
  • the current schedule applies where stated.
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IB Skill LoanIndian Bank
9.45% p.a. floating for IB Skill Loan in Indian Bank's current personal-segment rate table dated 14 August 2026.
The current IB Skill Loan rate row is labelled floating but does not identify a named benchmark or spread.
₹5,000 minimum and ₹7.50 lakh maximum.
  • Up to 3 years for loans up to ₹50,000
  • up to 5 years for loans above ₹50,000 and up to ₹1 lakh
  • up to 7 years above ₹1 lakh.
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  • Indian national with admission or minimum qualification for an NSQF-aligned or eligible non-NSQF course from an ITI, polytechnic, recognised school/college, NSDC or state skill partner, or a training entity onboarded on Skill India Digital Hub. No specific age restriction
  • parent executes documents for a minor.
Nil processing fee for Educational Skill Loan under the current Indian Bank schedule.
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4% per annum under the NHFDC-linked concessional education-loan scheme.
  • Fixed concessional 4% scheme rate
  • no benchmark-linked spread is published.
Need-based finance up to ₹50 lakh for studies in India and up to ₹50 lakh for studies abroad.
  • Maximum 10 years after commencement of repayment
  • repayment begins one year after course completion.
Not published. Eligibility is based on at least 40% disability and the prescribed certificate, not a numeric income floor.
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PNB Digital Education LoanPunjab National Bank
  • Current rate table: AAA 6.85%–7.05%
  • named groups 7.20%–7.35%
  • 213 other institutes 7.95%
  • 1,104 other institutes 8.60% p.a. The rate page describes these as + less the published institute-group spread.
+ minus the institute-group spread shown in PNB's current table.
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  • Up to 15 years in
  • moratorium is course period + 1 year.
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NIL processing fee and NIL documentation charge.
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PNB Honhaar Education LoanPunjab National Bank
10.10% p.a. floating (++2.00%).
+ + 2.00%.
Maximum finance ₹10 lakh
  • Maximum 15 years
  • moratorium is course period + 1 year.
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  • Indian national
  • completed Class X and Class XII in Delhi
  • admitted through entrance/merit selection to an eligible recognized degree, diploma or specified skill-development course in Delhi.
NIL processing fee and NIL documentation charge for studies in India.
NIL.
  • Current PNB Kaushal floating rate is 9.60% p.a.
  • female students receive 9.10% p.a. under the published Kaushal table.
+ + 1.50% standard or + + 1.00% for a female student under the current table.
₹5,000 minimum and ₹7.50 lakh maximum, subject to eligible course expenses.
  • Up to 3 years for loans up to ₹50,000
  • up to 5 years for ₹50,000–₹1 lakh
  • up to 7 years above ₹1 lakh to ₹7.50 lakh. Moratorium is 6 months after courses up to one year and 12 months after longer courses.
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  • NIL for PNB Kaushal in the current education-loan charge schedule
  • documentation charge is NIL.
NIL.
PNB PM CARES Education LoanPunjab National Bank
  • Floating 8.35% p.a. (++0.25%)
  • fixed 9.35% p.a. up to 10 years or 9.85% above 10 years. Published for loans up to ₹7.50 lakh under CGFSEL and loans of any amount with the stated 100% tangible collateral.
+ + 0.25%.
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For previously identified CARES for Children beneficiaries only: eligible child must have lost both parents, the surviving parent or a legal/adoptive guardian to COVID-19 between 11 March 2020 and 31 December 2021, have been under 18 on the date of death, be resident in India and gain admission to recognized higher education in India by entrance/merit selection. The page allows a stated exception for certain postgraduate programmes admitting on work experience. New enrolment ended 31 December 2021.
NIL processing fee and NIL documentation charge for studies in India.
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PNB Pratibha Education LoanPunjab National Bank
For loans above ₹7.50 lakh: IIM/IIT (excluding Vidyalaxmi), ISB Hyderabad/Mohali and IIFT Kolkata: 6.95% floating, 7.95% fixed up to 10 years or 8.45% above 10 years. FMS Delhi: 7.25% floating, 8.25% fixed up to 10 years or 8.75% above 10 years. Other listed Pratibha institutes: 7.85% floating, 8.85% fixed up to 10 years or 9.35% above 10 years.
(Repo Linked Lending Rate) plus the institute/amount-band spread published in PNB's current Pratibha table.
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  • Maximum repayment period up to 15 years
  • repayment holiday is the course period plus 1 year.
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  • Resident Indian admitted to listed regular full-time degree/diploma or postgraduate programmes
  • PNB also names selected executive programmes at IIMs, ISB, XLRI and NIBM. Institute/course-specific coverage is controlled by Annexures A/B.
  • Current PNB education-loan communication states nil processing/upfront and documentation charges for PNB Pratibha
  • Udaan charges are as per the applicable current schedule unless a concession is confirmed for the selected route.
Nil prepayment charges.
PNB Saraswati Education LoanPunjab National Bank
  • Medical loans above ₹7.50 lakh with minimum 100% collateral: 8.10% p.a. (+). Other loans with minimum 100% collateral: 9.35% p.a. floating for non-female students or 8.85% for female students
  • fixed rates are 10.35%/10.85% and 9.85%/10.35% respectively for up to 10 years/above 10 years. Loans up to ₹7.50 lakh covered by CGFSEL: 10.10% p.a. floating for non-female students or 9.60% for female students
  • fixed rates are 11.10%/11.60% and 10.60%/11.10% respectively by tenure.
+
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  • Maximum repayment period up to 15 years
  • the repayment holiday is the course period plus 1 year.
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Indian national admitted to an eligible higher-education course in India. PNB lists parents, grandparents, spouse or parents-in-law as possible co-obligants.
Studies in India: NIL processing/upfront fee and NIL documentation charge under PNB's current retail-advance schedule.
NIL prepayment charges.
PNB Udaan Education LoanPunjab National Bank
  • Medical loans above ₹7.50 lakh with minimum 100% collateral: 8.10% p.a. (+). Top-50 institutes with minimum 100% collateral: 8.10% floating and 9.10%/9.60% fixed by tenure. Other loans with minimum 100% collateral: 9.35% floating for non-female students or 8.85% for female students
  • fixed 10.35%/10.85% and 9.85%/10.35% by tenure. Loans up to ₹7.50 lakh under CGFSEL: 10.10%/9.60% floating and 11.10%/11.60% or 10.60%/11.10% fixed, by student category and tenure.
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  • Maximum repayment period up to 15 years
  • the repayment holiday is the course period plus 1 year.
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Resident Indian admitted through entrance-test or merit selection, after Class XII or equivalent, to a recognized higher-education course abroad.
Studies abroad: 1% of the loan amount, minimum ₹10,000, refundable after the first disbursement under PNB's current retail-advance schedule.
NIL prepayment charges.
SBI Education Loan TakeoverState Bank of India
  • Student Loan takeover 9.40%
  • Scholar Loan takeover 6.90%–7.65%
  • Global Ed-Vantage collateral-backed takeover 9.40%
  • select Global Ed-Vantage takeover 8.90%–9.40% p.a.
  • (External Benchmark Rate)
  • states that education-loan rates float for the entire loan period. Current is 7.90% p.a. (Repo Rate 5.25% + spread 2.65%).
₹10 lakh to ₹3 crore, including eligible outstanding or sanctioned balance, top-up and applicable source-lender prepayment penalty
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Nil
NIL in the shared Education Loan contingent-charge table.
  • 9.40% p.a. for standard secured borrowing and collateral-backed takeovers
  • select-institution rates are 9.40% unsecured up to ₹50 lakh or 8.90% secured up to ₹3 crore
  • select-institution takeover is 8.90%–9.40%. A 0.50 percentage-point girl-student concession applies to standard pricing, not select pricing.
  • (External Benchmark Rate)
  • states that education-loan rates float for the entire loan period. Current is 7.90% p.a. (Repo Rate 5.25% + spread 2.65%).
Above ₹7.50 lakh and up to ₹3 crore
180 months, commencing six months after course completion
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0.50% of loan amount, minimum ₹10,000 and maximum ₹50,000, plus
NIL in the shared Education Loan contingent-charge table.
PMVL-Utkarsh 6.90%, PMVL-Uttam 7.20% and PMVL-Uday 8.40% p.a., linked to
  • (External Benchmark Rate)
  • the education-loan rate floats for the full loan period.
Need-based loan up to ₹3 crore under the -Vidyalaxmi scheme.
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Up to 15 years, excluding the course period and moratorium.
No income ceiling for the loan: says students of all income groups are eligible. Household-income bands of up to ₹4.50 lakh and above ₹4.50 lakh through ₹8 lakh determine applicable interest-subvention support, not basic loan eligibility.
Graduation, postgraduate degree and diploma courses at Department of Higher Education-identified QHEIs in India, following open competitive or merit-based admission
No processing fee is stated on the product page. A ₹200 application fee plus is recovered only when the student avails the loan from .
No prepayment charge.
SBI Scholar LoanState Bank of India
  • 6.90%–7.65% p.a. for listed institutions and qualifying takeovers
  • 6.75% p.a. for students admitted to any IIT through 31 December 2026. The separate 6.75% offer for named IIM/BITS/IIFT/ISB/XIM/XLRI campuses expired 30 September 2026.
  • (External Benchmark Rate)
  • states that education-loan rates float for the entire loan period. Current is 7.90% p.a. (Repo Rate 5.25% + spread 2.65%).
  • Without tangible security: List ₹50 lakh, A ₹40 lakh, B ₹30 lakh and C ₹7.50 lakh
  • with full-value tangible collateral, need-based for /A/B and up to ₹1 crore for C
  • 180 months
  • begins 12 months after course completion or six months after employment, whichever is earlier
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Professional or technical study at an -listed premier Indian institution through entrance or selection, including published full-time degree/diploma, executive-management and selected part-time graduate/postgraduate courses
Nil
NIL in the shared Education Loan contingent-charge table.
SBI Shaurya Education LoanState Bank of India
  • 8.65% p.a. for study in India and ordinary overseas study above ₹7.50 lakh
  • select overseas institutions: 8.65% unsecured up to ₹50 lakh or 8.15% secured. A 0.50 percentage-point girl-student concession applies to ordinary pricing
  • no concession on select-institution rates.
  • (External Benchmark Rate)
  • states that education-loan rates float for the entire loan period. Current is 7.90% p.a. (Repo Rate 5.25% + spread 2.65%).
  • Study in India follows current Student Loan limits
  • study abroad follows current Global Ed-Vantage limits, including the published ₹3 crore overall overseas ceiling
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Eligible serving or retired Defence, Indian Coast Guard or personnel, or their spouse or wards, with the co-borrower's qualifying salary or pension account maintained throughout the loan
  • Nil up to ₹20 lakh
  • ₹10,000 plus tax above ₹20 lakh
NIL in the shared Education Loan contingent-charge table.
SBI Skill LoanState Bank of India
9.40% p.a. for unsecured Skill Loan up to ₹7.50 lakh, linked to and floating for the full loan term.
  • (External Benchmark Rate)
  • the education-loan rate floats for the full loan period.
₹5,000 to ₹7.50 lakh
  • Up to 36 months through ₹50,000
  • 60 months above ₹50,000 through ₹1 lakh
  • 84 months above ₹1 lakh
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Nil processing fee and nil margin
NIL in the shared Education Loan contingent-charge table.
SBI Student LoanState Bank of India
  • 9.90% p.a. without collateral up to ₹7.50 lakh
  • 9.40% p.a. with collateral above ₹7.50 lakh
  • 9.40% p.a. for collateral-backed takeovers above ₹10 lakh
  • 0.50 percentage-point concession for girl students
  • (External Benchmark Rate)
  • states that education-loan rates float for the entire loan period. Current is 7.90% p.a. (Repo Rate 5.25% + spread 2.65%).
  • For study in India, standard limits vary by course and NIRF status from ₹30 lakh to ₹75 lakh, with case-by-case limits up to ₹1 crore
  • study abroad up to ₹7.50 lakh
180 months after course period plus a 12-month repayment holiday
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  • Nil up to ₹10 lakh
  • ₹5,000 plus above ₹10 lakh through ₹20 lakh
  • 0.50% above ₹20 lakh, capped at ₹25,000 plus
NIL in the shared Education Loan contingent-charge table.
Union Education LoanUnion Bank of India
  • Current retail table: Inland/abroad/ Student Union Education up to ₹7.50 lakh is 10.00% p.a. for male students and 9.50% for female students
  • above ₹7.50 lakh is 9.75% and 9.25% respectively. Other premier, Vidyalaxmi and medical-institute tiers have separate published rates.
Union Bank's published reference benchmark is (Repo Rate), shown as 8.00% effective 13 June 2026 on the current loans-and-advances rate page. Product-specific premiums and concessions are shown separately in the retail table.
  • No single maximum amount is published on the reviewed Education Loan documents page
  • the current shows separate scheme quantum bands, including up to ₹150 lakh for a premier-abroad collateral tier and up to ₹200 lakh for a premier-medical tier.
Maximum repayment tenure is 15 years.
No fixed rupee income threshold is published. or income proof is required for the borrower, co-borrower or guarantor where applicable.
  • Education loans are available for courses in India and abroad. The application requires the student and any co-applicant/guarantor to provide , income proof and bank statements
  • caste certificate is requested where required for statistical purposes.
No numeric processing-fee amount or percentage is published on the reviewed product pages or in the current retail for this product family. The Union Vehicle page mentions a processing-fee cheque when applying, but does not publish the fee amount on the reviewed page.
No numeric prepayment or foreclosure charge is published on the reviewed product page or current retail table for this variant.
  • Education financing for undergraduate and graduate study in India or abroad. The current page publishes a 2% processing fee on the sanctioned loan amount
  • individual rate, amount and other terms are not stated there.
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  • The page advertises ‘repayment of 15 years post completion of course’
  • it does not define the schedule or state whether this is a maximum tenure
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2% of the sanctioned loan amount
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Green marks the most favourable compatible published number or range in each column; incomparable units and overlapping range trade-offs remain neutral. It does not account for eligibility, service, exclusions or personal suitability.