Education Loan in Hyderabad

This article is for you if you live in Hyderabad and are seeking a student loan to pay for your education in India or abroad. According to statistics, students in Hyderabad typically need an education loan of roughly 15 lacs to study domestically and 45 lacs to study overseas. Depending on the kind of loan and lender, Hyderabad's education loan interest ranges from 8.30% to 13.5%. You can find further information down below. 

For studies in India

For Foreign studies

For studies in India

For Foreign studies

Expenses covered 

The expenses covered by education loans given out by Banks or NBFCs include,

• Tuition fee 
• Accommodation fee 
• Examination fee 
• Library fee 
• Laboratory fee 
• Cost of Books
• Miscellaneous expenses 
• Travel tickets (For abroad education)
• Insurance premium for applicant (For abroad education)

Moratorium Period

The moratorium period in most banks based in Hyderabad is course duration + 6 months or 1 year. The loan repayment condition during the moratorium period is different in Public banks, Private banks, and NBFCs. In Public banks simple interest is charged on the taken loan amount, however, is not mandatory for applicants to pay simple interest in the moratorium period. In private banks compound interest is to be paid during the moratorium period. In NBFCs, EMI is to be paid during the moratorium period. 

Loan Margin

Loan margin is a percentage of the entire loan amount which is to be arranged by the student/ applicant. For example, if the loan margin is around 5% and the loan amount is around 40 Lakhs, then that would mean that the student would have to arrange 2 Lakhs in order for the loan to get sanctioned. 

In public banks, the loan margin is generally around 10% of the total loan amount. In private banks, the loan margin ranges between 5 to 10%.

Collateral Margin

The portion of the entire loan amount that is covered by collateral is known as the collateral margin. The collateral margin is generally calculated in the case of secured loans. In case the loan is unable to be repaid by the applicant, banks use the collateral offered by the student or the applicant to recover the due amount.

Given below is the list of documents you would require to get an education loan in Hyderabad

Collateral documents required for a secured education loan in Hyderabad 

Along with the above-mentioned documents you would also require a few collateral documents in order to get started on your secured education loan process. The following documents are required when immovable property is pledged as collateral. 

1. The title deed of the property being pledged 

2. Gift Deed, Sale Agreement, or will which has been registered. 

3. The Original registration receipt for the agreement mentioned above. 

4. Allotment letter by the municipal corporation or authorized govt authority.

5. Document with a 30-year connection or It is necessary to have a prior chain of sale deed establishing title or EC. It is a 30-year history of who purchased the property from whom in the previous 30 years. The prior sale document is sufficient if you have owned the property for more than 30 years.

6. Recent electricity and property tax bills from the same address

7. A copy of the building plan or plot layout that the municipality has authorized.

Acceptable collaterals in Hyderabad for education loans

1. House, Flat, Non- agricultural land with boundaries 
2. Commercial properties
3. Agricultural land
4. FD, Insurance policy, and Government bonds  

Note: In order to get a secured education loan for a property based or located in Telangana, some specifications/ exceptions are mentioned below:

• The Land Regularization Scheme (LRS), which is needed for open plots, and the Building Regularization Scheme (BRS), which is needed for built-up properties, are extra documents needed in Telangana. 
• Notarized properties are not accepted.
• Government-assigned properties are not accepted.
• Cantonment properties are not accepted.   

Generally, when students try to approach lenders directly for an education loan they are faced with rejection. There are many reasons because of which banks can refuse to sanction a student loan 

• Poor CIBIL scores: If the CIBIL Score of the co-applicant or the financial co-applicant doesn’t meet the CIBIL requirement of the bank the loan application gets rejected. Generally, the minimum required CIBIL by banks is 685 but in SBI it can go as low as 591 
• Poor academic scores: If the applicant has poor academic scores in the past, it can affect the chances of getting the loan sanctioned 
  Chosen country for higher studies: Banks generally do not accept third-world countries as a destination for higher education.
• Chosen course for higher studies: Banks usually prefer STEM courses over courses from other fields as the chances of employability are higher for STEM courses 
• Insufficient documentation: Without the proper documentation banks cannot start your abroad education loan process. Hence, proper documentation and income proofs are required for an education loan to study overseas. 

Direct engagement with lenders - You can directly get in touch with the lender by taking the number of the executive overlooking your case from the lender's team

Technologically advanced - By going through your education loan application process with WeMakeScholars, you can apply, track and manage your student loan from the comfort of your home.

The cashback offered - As a reward for supporting the Digital India campaign by applying for your study abroad education loan through WeMakeScholars, you will receive cashback on multiple disbursements up to a maximum of INR 3000.

Negotiation - In order to achieve the best ROI, the WMS team will negotiate with the lenders on your part. Furthermore, we make sure that you pay a reasonable rate for the full process, including the lawyer's fee and other expenses.   

For Example, if you take out an unsecured education loan of 27.5 Lakhs from Hyderabad, at a rate of interest of 10.5% with a grace period of 6 months and a repayment period of 10 Years, your amortization schedule would look something like this.

• Monthly EMI: 44,181
• Total payment: 53,01,750
• Total payable interest: 25,51,750

Central Scheme for Interest Subsidy for Economically Weaker Sections

Eligibility:

• The household income of the applicant is less than 4.5 lakhs.

Dr. Ambedkar Central Sector Scheme

Eligibility:

• The applicant comes from a financially underprivileged class, and their total annual family income is less than 8 lakhs.
• The applicant is from the OBC class, and their family makes less than 8 lakhs per year.

Numerous well-known institutions in Hyderabad provide courses that range from engineering to medicine and arts. Below are a few of the top institutions.

• Nizam college 
• IIT Hyderabad
• IIIT Hyderabad 
• Jawaharlal Nehru Technological Institute Hyderabad (JNTUH)
• Osmania University 
• Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani (BITS Pilani)
• Nizam Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS)
• GITAM school of science