Key facts
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Maximum financeUp to ₹1.50 crore for an institution in the listed Premier Institutions category and up to ₹60 lakh for an institution outside that list.View source
The publishes ₹150.00 lakh for listed premier institutions and ₹60.00 lakh for institutions not specified in the list.
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- Baroda Scholar — current official page review
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- — Quantum of finance; — maximum loan
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- 15 Sept 2026
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Processing and related chargesNil 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.Effective 20 Apr 2022View source
The page states service charges excluding effective 20 April 2022, the ₹200 PM charge, processing bands/refund and ₹8,500 per mortgaged property; no mortgage-creation charge.
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- Baroda Scholar — current official page review
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- Interest rates & charges — Service Charges; PMVLP; Unified Processing Charges; notes
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- 15 Sept 2026
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EligibilityStudent 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 FAQ says there is no specific age restriction for the student, and the loan can cover MBA, MCA and MS abroad.View source
The page requires admission to a notified institution/course and the confirms no specific student-age restriction and //MS eligibility.
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- Baroda Scholar — current official page review
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- Introduction; Eligibility;
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- 15 Sept 2026
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Loan typeEducation loan for students going abroad for professional or technical studies, including job-oriented graduation, post-graduation and approved certificate courses.View source
The page describes Baroda Scholar as an education loan for students going abroad for professional/technical studies and lists , , MS and other approved courses.
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- Baroda Scholar — current official page review
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- Introduction; Features; — Target group
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- 15 Sept 2026
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Fixed-rate prepaymentNil 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.View source
The prepayment table lists borrower own source nil and takeover by other lenders 0.50% of outstanding, calculated separately per account.
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- Baroda Scholar — current official page review
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- Interest rates & charges — Pre-payment charges under fixed rate loan
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- 15 Sept 2026
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- high
Maximum repayment tenureRepayable 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.View source
The official repayment section states maximum 10–15 years after the moratorium, with 120 instalments up to ₹7.50 lakh and 180 instalments above it.
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- Baroda Scholar — official product page
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- — Repayment Period
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- 29 Aug 2026
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Repayment tenureMaximum 10–15 years after the moratorium. Loans up to ₹7.50 lakh allow a maximum of 120 instalments; loans above ₹7.50 lakh allow a maximum of 180 instalments.View source
The gives 10–15 years after moratorium and 120/180 instalment caps by loan amount.
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- Baroda Scholar — current official page review
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- — Repayment Period
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- 15 Sept 2026
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- high
MarginPremier institutions: nil up to ₹4 lakh, 15% above ₹4 lakh through ₹7.50 lakh, and nil above ₹7.50 lakh. Non-premier institutions: nil up to ₹4 lakh, 15% above ₹4 lakh through ₹7.50 lakh, and 10% above ₹7.50 lakh.View source
The publishes separate premier and non-premier margin bands by ₹4 lakh and ₹7.50 lakh thresholds.
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- Baroda Scholar — current official page review
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- — Margin
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- 15 Sept 2026
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MoratoriumCourse period plus one year.View source
The states the repayment holiday/moratorium is the course period plus one year.
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- Baroda Scholar — current official page review
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- — Repayment Holiday / Moratorium Period
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- 15 Sept 2026
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Covered expensesCollege/ institution/ university/ hostel/ mess fees; examination, library and laboratory fees; books, equipment, instruments and uniforms; required computers/ laptops; caution, building or refundable deposits supported by institutional bills/ receipts up to 10% of total course tuition; student-borrower insurance premium; study tours, project work and thesis; and travel/ passage money. External coaching or tuition is excluded.View source
The enumerates fees, materials, deposits capped at 10% of tuition, insurance, study/travel expenses and excludes external coaching/ tuition.
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- Baroda Scholar — current official page review
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- — Coverage of expenses for
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- 15 Sept 2026
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SecurityUp to ₹4 lakh: parent co-obligation and no security. Above ₹4 lakh to ₹7.50 lakh: suitable third-party guarantee plus assignment of future income. Above ₹7.50 lakh to ₹80 lakh: tangible collateral equal to 100% of the loan plus future-income assignment. Above ₹80 lakh: total security coverage of 1.25 times the loan plus future-income assignment. The page repeats the 100% tangible-collateral rule for loans above ₹7.50 lakh; the selected sanction band should be confirmed.View source
The lists parent co-obligation/no security up to ₹4 lakh, third-party guarantee through ₹7.50 lakh, 100% tangible collateral through ₹80 lakh and 1.25x above ₹80 lakh; a later paragraph repeats the above-₹7.50-lakh rule.
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- Baroda Scholar — current official page review
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- — Security; post-security note
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- 15 Sept 2026
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DisbursementDirect to school/institution/hostel term-wise or year-wise in stages according to requirement or demand; direct to book sellers/shops for books, instruments and equipment. If the institute does not provide a hostel, the student may arrange lodging, with lodging/boarding paid directly to the establishment after bonafide verification.View source
The provides staged direct disbursement and a verified direct-payment route for self-arranged lodging where no institute hostel exists.
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- Baroda Scholar — current official page review
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- — Disbursement
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- 15 Sept 2026
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Financing branchA branch close to the parent's permanent residence or the parent's place of posting/service may finance the loan.View source
The Financing Branch row specifies the parent's permanent residence or posting/service branch.
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- Baroda Scholar — current official page review
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- — Financing Branch
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- 15 Sept 2026
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- high
InsuranceGroup Credit Life Insurance is mandatory when the loan exceeds ₹7.50 lakh. The premium may be financed in the project cost and recovered with EMIs; alternatively, the student may provide a term-insurance plan from an IRDA-approved insurer.View source
The Insurance section makes Group Credit Life mandatory above ₹7.50 lakh and gives the financed-premium/-approved alternative.
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- Baroda Scholar — current official page review
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- — Insurance
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- 15 Sept 2026
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Required documentsKYC of applicant and co-applicants; academic records; proof of admission; entrance-exam result where applicable; statement of study cost or schedule of expenses; income proof for salaried co-applicant/ guarantor where applicable; bank-account statement for the last six months; and property documents where applicable.View source
The page enumerates , academic/admission, cost, income, six-month bank statement and conditional property documents.
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- Baroda Scholar — current official page review
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- Documents Required
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- 15 Sept 2026
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Rate-conversion chargeIf BOB permits a rate switch on the account: 0.10% of the outstanding balance plus undisbursed amount; minimum ₹5,000 + GST and maximum ₹1,00,000 + GST per account per conversion.View source
The education-loan service-charge page gives this fee for a borrower-requested rate switch. It is not the ordinary reset; product/sanction terms determine whether a separate switch is available.
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- Service Charges — Bank of Baroda
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- Conversion Charges — Education Loan, lines 950–967
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- 27 Sept 2026
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- high
Interest rateFloating: BRLLR + 0.55% for listed premier institutions; BRLLR + 2.00% up to ₹7.50 lakh and BRLLR + 1.05% above ₹7.50 lakh for non-premier institutions; BRLLR + 1.05% for the published defence-personnel row; Canada non-premier BRLLR + 2.00% up to ₹7.50 lakh and BRLLR + 2.55% above. Fixed: Base Rate + 2.00% up to ₹7.50 lakh and BRLLR + 2.55% above for premier institutions; Base Rate + 2.00% up to ₹7.50 lakh and BRLLR + 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 APR.View source
The complete current page publishes the spread rows, fixed rows, girl-child concession, monthly-rest holiday interest and 2% overdue-interest note; no is inferred from the 0.00% widgets.
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- Baroda Scholar — current official rate tables and conditions
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- Floating and Fixed Interest Rates & Charges; ; rate concessions and overdue-interest notes
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- 29 Sept 2026
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- high
BenchmarkThe product is priced against the Bank of Baroda Repo Linked Lending Rate (BRLLR) for the published floating rows; the fixed table also uses Base Rate for loans up to ₹7.50 lakh and BRLLR for higher bands.View source
The page labels the floating rows + spread and the fixed rows Base Rate/ + spread.
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- Baroda Scholar — current benchmark rows
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- Floating and Fixed Interest Rates & Charges tables
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- 29 Sept 2026
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- high
Eligible courses and premier-institution listsStudy-abroad professional and technical graduation/ post-graduation, including MBA, MCA, MS, CIMA-London, CPA-USA, recognised aviation/ pilot-training/ shipping and certificate courses, plus management, STEM, medical, law, economics/ econometrics, arts, performing arts and design courses at the bank's published premier-institution lists. The official linked lists contain 171 management institutions, 263 STEM institutions, 100 medical institutions and 40 other-course institutions; the complete named tables are preserved in the four linked PDF sources. Courses or institutions outside the lists may be considered under the normal study-abroad education-loan scheme without preferential treatment.View source
The current page links four official institution tables; every linked page and institution row was reviewed and retained as source evidence.
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- Baroda Scholar — eligible courses and premier-institution lists
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- Eligibility lines 223–236; linked list pages reviewed in full
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- 29 Sept 2026
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Premier-institution list coverageOfficial linked PDFs: Management 171 institutions (9 pages; rows on pages 1–5), STEM 263 institutions (7 pages), Medical 100 institutions (3 pages), and Other courses 40 institutions (2 pages). Each list's full university/ country table is linked under the product evidence.View source
The product page links four complete institution tables; row counts were checked against every page and final serial number.
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- Baroda Scholar — premier institution register
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- List of Premium Institutions links and complete linked tables
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- 29 Sept 2026
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Girl-child rate concession0.20% p.a. concession for a girl child at a non-premier institution; the page states no concession for a premier institution.View source
The page repeats that a 0.20% girl-child concession is available for non-premier institutions and not for premier institutions.
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- Baroda Scholar — rate concession note
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- Floating and Fixed rate table notes
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- 29 Sept 2026
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- high
Penal interest2% p.a. on the overdue amount when the loan amount exceeds ₹4 lakh.View source
The current page states penal interest at 2% p.a. on overdue amounts when the loan amount exceeds ₹4 lakh.
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- Baroda Scholar — overdue-interest note
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- Interest rates & charges notes
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- 29 Sept 2026
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- high
Benefits and features
- For premium institutions, a 1% processing charge (maximum ₹10,000) above ₹7.50 lakh is refunded when the first disbursement is made.
- No processing charge up to ₹7.50 lakh.
- Free debit card.
- No documentation charges.
- No security up to ₹7.50 lakh.
Eligibility
- The student must be going abroad for approved professional or technical studies and have admission to the notified institution and course.
- Eligible courses include job-oriented graduation and post-graduation courses such as , and MS, recognised certificate courses, and approved aviation, shipping, law, economics, arts, design, medical, management and STEM programmes.
- Courses or institutions outside the listed premier categories may be considered under the normal study-abroad education-loan scheme without preferential treatment.
Passing a listed condition does not mean the bank will approve an application.
Documents the bank lists
- documents of the applicant and co-applicants.
- Academic records.
- Proof of admission.
- Entrance-examination result, where applicable.
- Statement of cost of study or schedule of expenses.
- Income proof for a salaried co-applicant or guarantor, where applicable.
- Bank-account statement for the last six months.
- Property documents, where applicable.

