SBI (Global Ed-Vantage)
Public bank
Collateral-backed loans for overseas study; competitive rates and Section 80E tax benefit.

Fund your Masters in Germany with the right lender — cost breakdown, visa fund requirements and expert loan guidance.
Step 1 of 3
Public: minimal semester fees; private: €10,000–€30,000/year
Blocked account of €11,904/year
Blocked account or loan sanction
18-month job-seeker permit
Figures are indicative and change yearly; we verify current requirements with you.
Public bank
Collateral-backed loans for overseas study; competitive rates and Section 80E tax benefit.
Public bank
Lower rates for premier institutions; collateral usually needed above unsecured limits.
NBFC
Non-collateral and secured options; faster processing and flexible co-applicant criteria.
International lender
No collateral or co-signer; eligibility based on university and course for select postgraduate programs.
Depending on the university, collateral and co-applicant profile, lenders can fund up to 100% of the cost of attendance for a Masters in Germany.
Public sector banks typically offer 8.5%–10.5% p.a., while NBFCs like HDFC Credila, Avanse and Auxilo range from 10.5%–13.5%. Girl students and premier universities often get 0.5% concessions.
Collateral (secured) loans offer higher amounts (up to ₹1.5 Cr) and lower rates. Non-collateral loans go up to ₹50 Lakhs for tier-1 universities, depending on your university ranking, course and co-applicant income.
Yes. A sanctioned loan letter is strong proof of funds for UK, Canada (GIC + tuition), USA (I-20) and Australia. We pre-verify documents to reduce refusal risk.
Non-collateral loans can be sanctioned in 5–10 working days; secured loans take 2–4 weeks due to property valuation.
Profile assessment and loan comparison are free. We are paid by partner lenders only when a loan is disbursed — never by you.