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Education Loan

Various Education Loan Schemes of State and Central Govt. for the Students aspiring Higher Study.


West Bengal Student Credit Card Interest Subsidy Arrangement, 2021

Higher Education

The arrangement provides interest subsidy to the extent that the students have to bear interest burden of only 4% p.a. at simple rate during the full period of the education loans without providing any collateral security and third-party guarantee, for pursuing education from class 10 onwards.

West Bengal Student Credit Card Scheme, 2021

Higher Education

Students residing in West Bengal above 10 years. Loan will be available for undergraduate, postgraduate, doctoral and post-doctoral study in India or abroad. Students till the age of 40 years of age are eligible for the scheme.

Education Loan for Minority Students, 2016-17

Madrasah Education

WBMDFC invites applications for Education Loan for the year 2016-17 from students belonging to Minority Communities. Last Date of submission is 31.10.2016.

Education Loan for Minority Students, 2015-16

Madrasah Education

WBMDFC invites online applications for education loan for the year 2015-16 from students belonging to Minority Communities. Date of submission of hardcopy of online application is 15.07.2015 to 31.10.2015.

Various Schemes and Programmes for Minority Communities

Madrasah Education

Providing soft loans for self-employment enterprises, Education loan for pursuing professional courses, Stipend and Scholarship, Vocational courses etc.

Education Loan for Minority Students, 2014-15

Madrasah Education

WBMDFC invites online applications for education loan for the year 2014-15 from students belonging to Minority Communities who are pursuing Technical/ Professional courses at UG/PG level or short term courses under recognized Institutes of West Bengal and other states of India.

Full Interest Subsidy on Educational Loans

Finance

Government of India provides full interest-subsidy on educational loans for students with parental family income less than 4.5 lakh annually for the academic sessions 2009-10 onwards.
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