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Unsecured lenders look closely at your university's standing and whether the program is STEM — this drives the amount and the rate.
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Studying in the USA typically costs ₹40–90 lakh for a 2-year MS. We compare secured, collateral-free and international lenders for your university and course, prepare your documents and get a sanction letter ready for your visa.
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Multiple lenders, one application
Banks, NBFCs and international lenders compared side by side.
Collateral-free options
Unsecured loans where your university and course qualify.
Visa-ready sanction
Your I-20 lists the first-year cost; a loan sanction letter is commonly used to show these funds at the F-1 interview.
Parent-friendly guidance
Clear explanation of EMIs, moratorium, margin money and fees.
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How it works
Share your admit, course, loan need and co-applicant details — takes 2 minutes.
We shortlist 2–3 lenders that fit your university, course and collateral.
One checklist; we prepare and submit to the lenders for you.
Sanction timed for your I-20, CAS, GIC or visa proof of funds.
Fees paid to the university; living costs released as per schedule.
Details
Indicative figures for 2026–27; exchange rates and fees change.
| Item | Approximate amount |
|---|---|
| Tuition (2-year MS) | ≈ ₹25–60 lakh |
| Living costs (2 years) | ≈ ₹20–40 lakh |
| Typical loan amount | ₹30–80 lakh |
| Proof of funds | First-year cost shown on your I-20 |
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Good to know
Unsecured lenders look closely at your university's standing and whether the program is STEM — this drives the amount and the rate.
Many universities ask for proof of funds before issuing the I-20; a sanction letter speeds this up.
Visa officers can ask how you'll fund the second year — a loan sanctioned for the full program answers this cleanly.
FAQs
It depends on your university, course, co-applicant and collateral. Collateral-free loans for STEM programs at well-ranked universities often cover most of the cost; secured loans can cover the full amount.
Yes. A sanction letter from a recognised lender is widely used as proof of funds at the F-1 interview, together with other financial documents.
Some international lenders lend to students at selected US universities without an Indian co-signer or collateral, usually in US dollars.
Share your details through the eligibility form, or book a consultation call for a detailed loan plan. We confirm the scope and any fee in writing before we begin.
Unsecured loans can be sanctioned in days when documents are complete; secured loans take longer because of property checks.
Interest on an education loan is deductible under Section 80E for up to 8 years from when repayment starts.
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