Indian Overseas Bank Education Loan

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Table of content

  1. Indian Overseas Bank Higher Education Loan For Abroad
  2. Indian Overseas Bank Higher Education Loan For India
  3. Indian Overseas Bank Processing Fee
  4. Documents Required For Indian Overseas Bank
  5. Indian Overseas Bank Loan Insurance
  6. Indian Overseas Bank Loan Margin
  7. Education Loan Subsidy Scheme
  8. How To Apply For An Education Loan From Indian Overseas Bank
  9. Why And How To Transfer Your Education Loan To An Indian Overseas Bank
  10. Indian Overseas Bank Loan Repayment Process
  11. FAQ's
  12. Need Help? Ask Here!

The loan amount offered through the Indian Overseas Bank education loan ranges from 30-40 Lakhs at an interest rate that ranges from 9% -14% to finance the various expenses that occur while pursuing higher studies.

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Indian Overseas Bank Higher Education Loan For Abroad

Vidya Jyoti

The Vidya Jyoti education loan scheme is a loan scheme that caters to students who want to study at foreign universities. It is all-encompassing in terms of the costs that it can accommodate and has a fairly flexible payment plan. This loan is intended to make studying abroad more accessible due to affordable interest rates and the ability of relatives to become guarantors of a loan. Also, the scheme has features like concession during the moratorium period; this further adds to the financial relief for students. 

Parameter

Details

Loan Limit

40 Lakhs for studies abroad

Expenses covered

  • Hostel fees
  • Tuition fees 
  • The cost of books 
  • Airfare
  • Exam fees

Accepted co-applicant

Parents, Parents-in-law, Spouse, Sibling

Interest Rate

  • Collateralized: 9-11%
  • Non- Collateralized: 12-14%

 Moratorium Period

Course duration + 1-year

Repayment Duration

15 years

Eligibility Criteria

If the EMI is to be paid during the moratorium period a concession of 1% will be provided by the bank.

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Banks

Indian Overseas Bank Higher Education Loan For India

Vidya Jyoti

Another loan scheme is the Vidya Jyoti education loan scheme which targets students who wish to study in Universities outside India. As for the costs that can be covered, it is quite comprehensive. This loan is expected to help students study outside their home country by using reasonable interest rates and the option of having a relative act as a surety for the loan. There are other aspects of the scheme such as concession in the repayment during the moratorium period this is another boost that students get financially.

Parameter 

Details

Loan Limit

30 Lakhs for studies in India

Expenses covered

  • Tuition fees 
  • Hostel fees
  • The cost of books 
  • Exam fees 
  • Airfare

Accepted co-applicant

Parents, spouse, Parents-in-law, Sibling

Indian overseas bank education loan interest rate

  • Collateralized: 9-11%
  • Non- Collateralized: 12-14%

Moratorium Period

Course duration + 1-year 

Repayment Duration

15 years

Eligibility Criteria

On payment of EMI during the moratorium period, the bank will give an interest concession of 1 %. 

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Fees

Indian Overseas Bank Processing Fee

In the Indian overseas bank, the processing fees usually ranges between 1% to 2% of the required loan amount. 

WeMakeScholars is an organization backed and financed by the Ministry of IT, Government of India, and operates under the Digital India program, we don't charge you any processing fees for the services we offer. 

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Documents Required For Indian Overseas Bank

For an education loan with Indian Overseas Bank, some of the documents that are necessary to attach include the following. These documents help the bank to gather all the information needed to evaluate and sanction the loan application. The following table shows the list and details of the documents required for the loan application process such as application form, identification proof of applicant and co-applicant, proof of income, academic documents, and any other document that might be required. Also, collateralized loans might require state-specific collateral documents in some cases. 

Parameter 

Details

Basic documents for Applicant (student) and co-applicant and/or Guarantor

  1. The Indian overseas application form is given to you by the WeMakeScholars financial officer. (filled in)
  2. PAN card as proof of identity proof (Also passport if going abroad)
  3. Proof of residency:
    • Voter ID card
    • Aadhar card 
    • Electricity bill
    • Bank account statement 
    • Passport 
    • Telephone bill

Note: In case the applicant has a different permanent and current address, two proofs are needed.

  4. Bank account statement for the past six months (Salary/Personal) Bank account statement for the last 6 months (Personal/ Salary).

  5. If the co-applicant is self-employed, 1 year's worth of business transactions is required.

  6. Liability and personal asset statement (Assessment done by branch personnel)

All the documents should be self-attested.

 Applicant academic documents

  1. Mark sheets of class 10, class 12, and degree/ undergraduate
  2. Admission proof (showcasing the complete duration of the course)
  3. Fee structure (i-20 for US if available) 
  4. GRE/GMAT or IELTS Scorecard. 
  5. Printed out University Ranking form

Financial Co-applicant Income documents

If Salaried:

1. The most recent salary slips (for the last three months)

2. Form 16 (of 2 years)

3. Employer’s identification card 

4. ITR filed for 2 years 

If Self-employed:

1. ITR filed for last 3 yrs 

2. Profit and loss account and Balance sheet for the past 3 years 

3. Evidence of a business address

Other Documents

1. A letter asserting that the co-applicant would be liable for any additional costs not financed by the loan.

2. The processing charge will be provided with a cheque for Rs. 11,800.

3. If your legal and valuation process is handled by the bank itself, you may also need to provide additional cheques.

4. Affidavit of the property collateral owner (on Rs. 20 or 100 stamp paper). If there are many owners of the property, each of them must file this claim.

Additional docs  

1. Proforma invoice for the travel, laptop, or other items if you're requesting a loan for it.

2. Receipt for any payments in advance.

3. if there are any pending loans, complete loan account statements dating back a year.

4. A Letter explaining the gap on a 100Rs stamp paper 

5.  If the co-applicant has no ITRs a letter explaining the reason for it is required.

 

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Indian Overseas Bank Loan Insurance

The Indian overseas bank offers a loan of 1 to 2% of the loan amount.

With loan insurance, you can make sure that your co-applicant doesn’t become liable to pay back the entire loan amount in case of disability or death of the applicant.

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Indian Overseas Bank Loan Margin

Loan Scheme

Loan Scheme

Indian overseas higher education loan for abroad

15%

Indian overseas higher education loan for India

5%

 

If a student takes out a loan of 25 Lakhs with a loan margin of 5%, then the loan margin would become 1.25 lacs. And, therefore, they can get an education loan of a maximum of up to Rs 23.5 lacs, and the rest of Rs 1.25 lacs, Students will have to arrange themselves.

We believe that by reducing the loan margin, we can help students and their families save money on loan repayments, and make education more affordable and accessible.

Loan/Money

Education Loan Subsidy Scheme

Under these schemes, the interest payable during the moratorium/ grace period i.e, course duration + 12 months will be paid by the government of India. 

Padho Pardesh Scheme

Eligibility

  • Applicant belongs to a religious minority (Muslim, Christian, Sikh, Buddhis, Jain, Zoroastrian) 
  • Students must have a family income that equates to less than 6 Lakhs    
  • Applicable for higher education being pursued abroad

Note: Effective April 1, 2022, the Padho Pardesh system will no longer be maintained. However, as of March 31, 2022, the existing beneficiaries will remain to get the interest subsidy throughout the loan's term and moratorium period.

Central Scheme for Interest Subsidy for Economically Weaker Sections

Eligibility

  • Applicant’s family income equates to less than 4.5 Lakhs 
  • Applicable for higher education being pursued abroad

Dr. Ambedkar Central Sector Scheme

Eligibility

  • The applicant belongs to the economically backward class and their total family income is less than 8 Lakhs.
  • The applicant belongs to the OBC community and their family income equals less than 8 Lakhs. 
  • Applicable for higher education being pursued in India.
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How To Apply For An Education Loan From Indian Overseas Bank

Offline education loan application process

  • Visit your nearest branch of an Indian overseas bank and request information on the education loan
  • Based on your requirements and eligibility for the loan select a loan product and fill in the application form
  • Get the list of documents to get your loan process started
  • Visit the bank again and submit the documents to start processing the loan

Online education loan application process through WeMakeScholars

Step 1: Fill in your details in the Common Application form.

Step 2: You will receive a call from one of our financial officers to verify your eligibility for the education loan. Give them all the details you are asked for.

Step 3: You will be provided with a thorough analysis of your profile and provide you a list of lenders from whom you are eligible to get a loan. Choose from all the lender options provided to you.

Step 4: You will be given a list of documents required for processing your loan. You can submit them in the branch closest to you or you can upload them on our encrypted secure document portal 

Step 5: Immediately after your documents have been submitted you will be logged in. The outcome of your application will be given to you within 2-6 days in private banks and 15-20 days in public banks.

Step 6: You will sign the loan agreement and receive the sanction letter after your loan has been sanctioned.

Issues while approaching the lenders directly

  • A very long time is taken to process the loan 
  • A clear explanation is not provided to the applicant about the entire process
  • Poor customer service
  • The applicants cannot negotiate for themselves 
  • Post-sanction disbursement issues, no help is offered to the client in case they have a doubt

Benefits of applying through WeMakeScholars

  • Lower rate of interest: By processing your education loan through WMS you can make sure that you get an interest rate that is 0.5 to 2% lower than the average interest rate. 
  • Stellar customer support: You can avail of our services at any time between 9 AM to 9 PM and can avail of our services from the WeMakeScholars team.
  • No service charges: WeMakeScholars doesn’t charge you anything for the services being provided. It’s completely free of cost!
  • The cashback offered: You can avail of a cashback of Rs 3000 the first time your loan gets disbursed. And that is because you are supporting the Digital India campaign by processing your student loan with us.
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Why And How To Transfer Your Education Loan To An Indian Overseas Bank

Why transfer your loan to an Indian overseas bank?

  • You can reduce the interest rate on that loan significantly.
  • As our organization is connected to most of the mainstream public banks, NBFCs, and private banks the process of loan transfer becomes very easy
  • We further try to negotiate the interest rates down by 0.5% to 2%

How to transfer your loan to an Indian overseas bank?

  • Contact us by requesting a callback.
  • You will receive a phone call from one of our financial officers
  • Mention that you want to get your existing loan transferred to an Indian Overseas Bank
  • Submit all the documents suggested to you by your financial officer in the branch nearest to you.
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Repayment

Indian Overseas Bank Loan Repayment Process

The following table shows the amortization schedule for a loan of 21 Lakhs borrowed from the Indian Overseas Bank at an interest rate of 10% with a repayment period of 10 years. The grace period for this loan is for the course duration plus one year. This schedule also determines the form of the repayment cycle, EMI, and the balance place showing the interest and principal components and the outstanding balance of the loan at the end of each year.

Repayment Cycle

EMI

Interest portion

Principal portion

Loan Outstanding 

End of 1st year

32782

19514

13267

2328459

End of 2nd year

32782

18125

14657

2160359

End of 3rd year

32782

16590

16191

1974657

End of 4th year

32782

14895

17887

1769509

End of 5th year

32782

13022

19760

1542880

End of 6th year

32782

10953

21829

1292520

End of 7th year

32782

8667

24114

1015944

End of 8th year

32782

6142

26640

710406

End of 9th year

32782

3353

29429

372875

End of 10th year

32782

271

32511

0

 

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FAQs:

  • What is the time duration given for an education loan?


  • Will I get a concession if I pay interest during the repayment holiday period?


  • Will the entire loan amount be disbursed at once in the Indian overseas bank?


  • What is the minimum loan amount I can get from the Indian overseas bank?


  • Will the Indian overseas bank abroad education loan include travel expenses?


Our Education Loan team will help you with any questions

Ajay Kumar
WeMakeScholars- supported by IT Ministry, Govt. of India.
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