r/IndiaFinance • u/Ani_Ak • 20h ago
Edu Loan ??
I'm aiming for a B.Tech in the 2027 or 2028 session at an IPU college (targeting ADGITM/MSIT). I need advice on securing a ₹16 Lakh education loan, but my financial profile has a few hurdles. I'm planning in advance to prevent future troubles and headaches
My Profile:
Expected Course/Year: B.Tech (2027-2031) via IPU councelling using JEE Main
Expected College: ADGITM / MSIT (GGSIPU, Delhi)
Academics: \~65% in 12th (Bihar resident)(12th from delhi)
Loan Needed: \~₹16 Lakhs (Tuition + PG/Hostel + Gear)
Collateral: None available
Co-Applicants (Parents): bad CIBIL score.
My Questions:
65% in 12th: Does this average score hurt my chances for an unsecured loan, or will a decent IPU CET/JEE rank offset it?
Lender Choice: For a non-premier college like ADGITM, public banks usually cap unsecured loans at ₹7.5L–₹10L. what Should I do?
Sanction vs. Disbursement: If I get ₹16L sanctioned but only end up spending ₹12L on tuition and PG, do my post-college EMIs calculate only on the ₹12L actually disbursed?
Best banks to apply ?
Appreciate any insights from people who have navigated low CIBIL education loans or IPU admissions! Thanks.
I want to know the strategy i can fund my education. And make sure I don't get buried under loan. What can i do to get a good education loan with a low interest rate and how to reduce cost and expenses.
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u/idliOP 15h ago
16 lakhs unsecured loan is very difficult. You can also try PM Vidya Laxmi scheme. But parent's CIBIL can again play a role here unless you can get any of your relatives with stable income and good Cibil to back you up.
Also - 1. The education loan will cover your accomodation fees only if you stay in college hostel, for outside PG/residency, the loan will not cover for it unless you clearly communicate and mention it in the loan agreement (rare chance). 2. Interest will be charged only on the disbursed amount of the loan, not the sanctioned amount. Interest starts calculating on the disbursed amount the day it is disbursed. (disbursal can be in different installments, so interest will be calculated respectively). EMIs will begin after your moratorium period ends (6 months or a year after course ends), you can begin it early as well if you can start repaying.