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  1. Education Loan Products of Indian Bank
  2. Indian Bank Education Loan Scheme for Study Abroad
  3. Indian Bank Education Loan Scheme to Study in India
  4. Indian bank Education Loan Processing fee
  5. Documents Required for Indian Bank Education Loan
  6. List of Expenses Covered Under Indian Bank Education Loan
  7. Indian Bank Education Loan Insurance
  8. How to Apply for an Education Loan from Indian Bank?
  9. Why and How to Transfer your Education Loan to the Indian Bank?
  10. EMI calculation Based on Indian Bank Education loan Interest Rate
  11. Indian Bank Education Loan Repayment Process
  12. Education loan interest subsidy schemes
  13. FAQ's
  14. Need Help? Ask Here!

Indian Bank is a public sector bank that serves more than 100 million customers. It is the 7th largest bank in the country.

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Education Loan Products of Indian Bank

Indian Bank carries a legacy that is more than a century old, to fulfill the modern-day requirements of ambitious students, it also offers student loans under the following education loan products:

  • Indian Bank education loan scheme for study abroad
  • Indian Bank education loan scheme for study in India

Let's understand the products in detail.

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Indian Bank Education Loan Scheme for Study Abroad

Under the Indian Bank Abroad education loan scheme, all Indian residents are eligible to apply for an educational loan. Indian Bank offers both collateralized and non-collateralized education loans under this product to students to study in their preferred countries like France, Sweden, or even Ireland. Take a look at the loan scheme details like the loan amount offered, Interest Rate, Moratorium period, and more before checking to see if you meet the eligibility criteria.

Loan parameter Details
Loan Limit
  • Non-collateralized loan up to Rs. 40 lacs
  • Collateralized loan up to - 100% of collateral value
  • For EMBA - up to Rs 25 lacs

Based on the student’s profile, a higher amount can also be offered

Accepted co-applicant Parents, Parents in law, Siblings, Spouse
Rate of Interest 
  • For collateralized education loans: 9-11%
  • For non-collateralized education loans: 12-14%
Moratorium Period Course duration + 12 months
Repayment Duration
  • Up to 15 years after the moratorium period
  • Upto 10 years starting after the first disbursement for the EMBA course
Repayment Policy Students have to pay simple interest in the moratorium period. However, they can pay it later with EMIs at the time of loan repayment.
Eligibility Criteria
  • Students should have secured admission to the university abroad through an entrance exam
  • Only Indian students are eligible to apply
  • Beneficiaries of PM care for children are also eligible
Acceptable collaterals
  • Immovable property - Building, non-agricultural land, flat
  • Liquid security - Govt. securities, PSU Bonds, Gold Jewelry, Bank Deposits, NSCs, LIPs
Value of Collateral (only if it is a collateralized education loan)
  • In the case of liquid security - The minimum value should be 1.1 times the asked education loan
  • In the case of immovable property - The minimum value should be 1.25 times the asked education loan

Loan Margin for Indian Bank Education Loan Scheme for Study Abroad:

Loan Amount Loan Margin
Upto Rs 4 lacs NIL
Between Rs 4 lacs to Rs 7.5 lacs 15%
Above Rs 7.5 lacs 20%

Eligible courses of study 

1. Graduation: Students can pursue STEM courses with specialization in subjects with high employability in the future.
2. Courses run by CPA in the USA and CIMA in London etc
3. Study programs offered under Government Subsidy schemes
4. MBA, MS, MCA, etc courses as study programs for post-graduation
5. For any accredited or recognized courses
6. Degree or diploma courses like aeronautical, shipping, pilot training, etc.

Acceptable Institutes:

Only Institutes ranked from 1 to 1000 colleges as per the latest World Ranking issued by the Bank’s accepted websites are benefited to get the loan under Indian Bank study loan scheme for study abroad.

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Indian Bank Education Loan Scheme to Study in India

Indian Bank student loan scheme is for all NRI, persons of Indian origin, overseas citizens of India, students born abroad, and Indian residents taking admission into higher education courses in popular states like Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, and others in India. Here are the loan amounts offered along with the interest rates and other loan scheme details to check before you consider this scheme.

Loan parameter Details
Loan Limit
  • Non-collateralized loan up to Rs. 40 lacs
  • Collateralized loan up to - 100% of collateral value
  • For Executive MBA, up to Rs 25 lacs
Student’s loan profile is seen to offer even greater amounts
Accepted co-applicant Parents, Parents in law, Siblings, Spouse
Indian Bank Education loan interest rate/rate of interest
  • For collateralized education loans 9-11%
  • For non-collateralized education loans 12-14%
Moratorium Period Course duration + up to 12 months
Repayment Duration
  • Up to 15 years after the moratorium period
  • Up to 10 years for EMBA without a holiday period
Repayment Policy Simple interest is charged in the course duration and moratorium period, however, it is optional to pay.
Eligibility Criteria Students should have secured admission to a university in India  through an entrance exam
  1. Resident Indian
  2. NRI
  3. Persons of Indian Origin (PIO)
  4. Overseas Citizen of India (OCI)
Acceptable collaterals
  • Immovable property - Non-agricultural land, building, flat
  • Liquid security - Govt. securities, PSU Bonds, Gold Jewelry, Bank Deposits, NSCs, LIPs
Value of Collateral (only if it is a collateralized education loan)
  • In the case of immovable property - The minimum value should be 1.25 times the asked education loan
  • In the case of liquid security - The minimum value should be 1.1 times the asked education loan

Eligible Courses for Study

  1. Courses covered under various Government subsidy schemes.
  2. Courses acceptable for diploma, graduate, and postgraduate levels, which are approved by UGC, or Government of India, or Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), AIB Merchant Services, etc.  
  3. Standard degree or diploma course in streams like aeronautical engineering, pilot training, coast, shipping, etc.
  4. Courses offered by prestigious foreign universities in India.
  5. Executive management programs and MBA 
  6. Courses including CA, CFA, ICWA, etc

If your course is not in the above-mentioned list of eligible courses, still no need to worry, we’ve got you covered. Get in touch with your financial officer at WeMakeScholars to learn about other lenders who provide student loans for your preferred course. Request a callback or fill out the common application form.

Loan Margin:

Loan Amount Loan Margin
Loan up to Rs.4 lakhs NIL
Loans above Rs.4 lakhs and up to Rs.7.50 lakhs 5%
Loan above Rs.7.50 lakhs 15%
Executive Management Program/Executive MBA 25%
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Fees

Indian bank Education Loan Processing fee

Indian bank charges a processing fee in the range of 1-2% of the entire loan amount. This amount is charged to the applicant before the disbursement of their student loan. The bank also charges an amount between Rs 7,500 to Rs 10,000 for the legal and valuation report, for processing a collateralized education loan.

However, WeMakeScholars being India’s leading education loan partner does not charge anything from the students to process their loan, as we are funded and supported by the IT Ministry, Government of India under the Digital India Campaign.

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Documents Required for Indian Bank Education Loan

To begin the process of getting an education loan, you'll need to provide your bank with certain documents. We've recently posted an article that outlines all the necessary documents for an education loan. Take a look at it to understand what's needed. Here's a summary of the essential documents necessary for an education loan from Indian Bank:

  • Proof of Identity: Any official document like Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, Passport, or Driving License.
  • Proof of Address: Similar official documents verifying your address, such as Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, Passport, or Driving License.
  • Proof of Admission: A formal admission letter from the institution you're joining.
  • Academic Records: This includes your 10th and 12th-grade mark sheets, graduation records, and the results of the entrance exam (e.g., CAT, GRE, TOEFL, IELTS, etc.) used for admission.
  • Income Verification: Your last three months' pay stubs or a company-signed salary certificate, along with your last two years' Form 16 from your employer.
  • Tax Documentation: Copies of your Income Tax Returns (ITR) filed for the past two years.
  • Financial Statements: For self-employed co-applicants, provide the balance sheet and profit and loss account for the past three years.
  • Property Collateral Affidavit: A legally sworn statement (on Rs. 20 or 100 stamp paper) from the owner of the property being offered as collateral.
  • Additional Charges: Include an extra cheque to cover attorney and evaluator fees if the bank conducts these services.
  • Gap Explanation: A letter explaining any gaps in your history, written on a stamp paper costing Rs. 100.
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List of Expenses Covered Under Indian Bank Education Loan

  • Tuition Fees: The fee stated in your admission letter or admit card.
  • Living Expenses: These include costs for housing, meals, and transportation.
  • Health Insurance: Often included in the expenses covered by lenders.
  • Travel Tickets: Yearly round-trip flight ticket expenses.
  • Books & Stationery: Costs for study materials throughout the course.
  • Laptop & Computer: If necessary for the program, students can use their study loan to purchase these.
  • Cautionary Deposit: A deposit of up to 10% of the loan amount may be required.
  • Miscellaneous Expenses: Any other costs associated with field trips or projects.

Comment: If you have any questions about the expenses covered by the education loan, feel free to ask in the comments.

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Indian Bank Education Loan Insurance

Taking an education loan insurance or having a life insurance policy is mandatory for students taking a loan from an Indian bank. The loan insurance amount is usually 1 to 2% of the loan amount. 

The loan insurance reduces the risk for the banks as well as family members regarding education loan repayment. In case of any mishap with the students, while pursuing their education in India or abroad, the co-applicant will not be liable to repay the loan instead the insurance will take care of the outstanding loan amount.

Request a callback or fill out the common application form to get in touch with your financial officer at WeMakeScholars to learn more about education loan insurance.

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How to Apply for an Education Loan from Indian Bank?

The Indian bank loan procedure is as follows, both ways are mentioned below:

Offline Application Process

  1. Reach out to your nearest Indian Bank branch, after speaking to the loan officer ask for the required documents
  2. Visit the bank again to submit the required documentation to get your education loan process started 

Online Application Process with WeMakeScholars:

  • Step 1: Request a Callback or fill out the online application form to get in touch with your financial officer
  • Step  2: Give details about your loan profile, over the call

Your financial officer will analyze your profile details and suggest to you all possible lenders.

  • Step 3: Either go to the bank to submit those documents or take advantage of the power of digitalization and upload your document on the WeMakeScholars documents portal and stand one step ahead of the crowd.
  • Step 4: Sit back and relax, your financial officer will take care of the entire process from here and will keep you posted about all the updates in the process.
  • Step 5: You can contact your financial officer at any time in the process to check for updates
  • Step 6: Collect your loan sanction letter from your selected bank, within 15-20 days after submitting the documents.

The process of applying for a study loan is simple, and it gets even simpler when you choose WeMakeScholars as your education loan partner. Because with WeMakeScholars you get the following benefits:

  1. Expert guidance - Your financial officer at WeMakeScholars will analyze your loan profile and provide you with the best guidance as per your eligibility to help you get the best student loan deal.
  2. Consistent availability - Our team of financial officers and student support are available from 9 AM to 9  PM to process your education loan, give you updates and provide support to you at any and every step of your loan application process
  3. Minimal Processing time - With our years of experience we hold expertise in getting an education loan sanctioned within 15-20 days of submitting your documents, from a government bank, and within 7 days from private banks or NBFCs
  4. Digitized application process - Being a digital platform ourselves, we empower you to apply and get your loan sanctioned via online application
  5. Tax benefits - We help you save your income tax, under sections 80E and 80C of the income tax department, by providing you necessary information regarding the process of claiming the benefits.
  6. Negotiation support - While processing your application, if possible your financial officer will negotiate with the Indian Bank lenders team, regarding the rate of interest and other bank policies to get your student loan sanctioned. 
  7. Cashback offer - You get a chance to get up to Rs 3,000 from us, as cashback at the time of your loan disbursement.

Compared to the following issues that you will surely face if you go directly go to the banks to get your education loan sanctioned:

  • Lack of proper customer services
  • No particular list of required documents
  • Unavailability of correct information
  • No clear idea about the eligibility for education loan
  • Multiple visits to the banks, delay the process
  • Issues in legal and valuation reports
  • Lots and lots of documentation

All the premium class services of WeMakeScholars are entirely free of cost for the students. To start your study loan process today, request a callback or fill out the common application form to get your education loan sanctioned at the earliest.

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Why and How to Transfer your Education Loan to the Indian Bank?

Students can opt to transfer their running education loan from their current bank to the Indian bank in order to avail of the following benefits:

  • Great serviceability
  • Wider coverage of loan scheme
  • Lower Interest Rate
  • Easy reach to customer care
  • Student-friendly bank policies

Students can follow the below-mentioned steps to get their education loan transferred to Indian Bank:

  • Step 1  Ask for details of the outstanding loan amount from your current lender. 
  • Step 2 Speak to your financial officer at WeMakeScholars by requesting a callback, stating that you wish to transfer your running education loan.
  • Step 3 Submit your documents to the Indian Bank as instructed by your Financial Officer. 

As soon as your education loan transfer process is completed, the Indian bank will pay your outstanding loan amount to your current lender, and loan of the same amount will be sanctioned in your name from the Indian bank, which you will have to repay as per their repayment policies.

EMI Calculator

EMI calculation Based on Indian Bank Education loan Interest Rate

EMI or Equated Monthly Installment is a fixed amount that an education loan borrower has to pay every month after the moratorium period, to repay the loan within the pre-decided repayment duration.

The EMI amount depends on multiple factors, like

  • Moratorium period
  • Rate of interest
  • Type of interest charged, simple or compound
  • Repayment duration
  • Loan Amount
  • Semester-wise breakdown

The EMI amount is a big concern for students and their parents; therefore, we have come up with the most accurate WeMakeScholars EMI Calculator, that is specially designed for students to get an idea of the EMI amount depending on their preferred values of other loan parameters.

Repayment

Indian Bank Education Loan Repayment Process

The education loan repayment process of Indian banks has to be completed within 15 years after the moratorium period ends. However, the repayment duration for EMBA courses is only 10 years, starting immediately after disbursement of loan.

Suppose, a loan amount of Rs 50 lacs is taken to pursue a 2-year MBA in the USA at a 12% rate of interest for repayment duration of 15 years, then the amortization table will look like the following:

Repayment cycle EMI Interest portion Principal portion Loan Outstanding
Start of loan EMI 56783 40845 15938 5750390
End of year 1 56783 39558 17225 5567436
End of Year 2 56783 38035 18748 5350964
End of Year 3 56783 36378 20405 5115358
End of Year 4 56783 34575 22209 4858926
End of Year 5 56783 32612 24172 4579828
End of Year 6 56783 30475 26308 4276060
End of Year 7 56783  28150 28634 3945442
End of Year 8 56783 25619 31165 3585601
End of Year 9 56783 22864 33919 3193952
End of Year 10 56783 19866 36917 2767686
End of Year 11 56783 16603 40181 2303741
End of Year 12 56783 13051 43732 1798788
End of Year 13  56783 9186 47598 1249202
End of Year 14 56783 4978 51805 651037
End of Year 15 56783 399 56384 0

Students will be provided an amortization table like such in their education loan sanction letter, as per their loan parameters to give details of monthly EMI amount for their entire repayment duration.

However, students can repay the loan, earlier as well by the following methods:

  • Pre-payment or part-payment
  • Opting for shorter repayment periods
  • Considering transferring your education loan

WeMakeScholars is India’s leading education loan processing partner, we are impanelled with 14+ public and private banks in India and have successfully processed thousands of loan files over the years. If you also want to get your higher studies loan sanctioned at complete ease without any hassle, request a callback or fill out the common application form to start your education loan process with WeMakeScholars.

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Education loan interest subsidy schemes

1. Padho Pardesh Scheme

The Ministry of Minority Affairs announced the scheme for education loans to benefit abroad study aspirants belonging to the EWS category of notified minority communities.

Padho Pardesh Scheme eligibility parameters

  • Students should pursue courses at M.Phil, Ph.D. levels, and Masters.
  • Students should have taken the loan from a scheduled bank as per the Indian Banks Association guidelines.
  • The total family income of the student should not be more than Rs 6 lacs per annum.
  • Government-approved income certificate is mandatory.

2. Dr. Ambedkar Interest subsidy scheme for OBC and EWS students

The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment announced the scheme for students hailing from OBC and EBC categories of the society, to give exemption on their interest on their education loan within the moratorium period. This interest subsidy scheme for education loans is only for eligible students going to study abroad.

Dr. Ambedkar Interest subsidy scheme eligibility parameters

  • Students should have secured admission in the approved courses at M.Phil, Masters, or Ph.D. levels abroad
  • Family income of the student should not be more than Rs 8 lacs per annum for the EBC category and OBC category
  • Caste certificate is mandatory for students belonging to the OBC category.
  • Loans taken from scheduled banks as per the Indian Banking Association guidelines are only acceptable

3. Central Scheme for Interest Subsidy (CSIS)

Run by the Ministry of Education, this interest subsidy scheme for education loans grants interest subsidies on the loans to students belonging to the EWS section of society. 

Eligibility criteria for CSIS

  • Courses to study in India are considered under this scheme.
  • Students should have a government-approved certificate of belonging from the EWS section of society.
  • Family income of the student should not exceed Rs 4.5 lacs per annum.
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WeMakeScholars- supported by IT Ministry, Govt. of India.
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