4 Tips for MBA aspirants to get the best education loan

 Do you have an idea that has the potential to solve one problem that humans face but do not know how to market that idea?

If yes then you need to learn marketing and business administration skills to put a start-up in place and begin selling your idea. You can learn these skills at a B-school. But education at such schools is an expensive affair. Most students finance their MBA education using education loans. Some students visit foreign lands for their MBA education. If you want to know your prospects of securing finances for your MBA education abroad then search ‘education loan abroad’ on Google. To finance your MBA education, learn the tips we share through this blog.

 



 

1.  Estimate your MBA education costs beforehand

Learn the total cost of financing MBA education at your choice of B-school by visiting their website and reading their prospectus.

Estimate the cost of appearing for MBA entrance exams, and paying for prep classes.

If you need to relocate to a city away from your hometown for your MBA education then estimate the costs to travel to that city, and to sustain a decent lifestyle in that city for the duration of your MBA course. Also, estimate the library fees, books and stationery expenses, and the cost of buying a laptop.

When you calculate the costs of MBA education to the last rupee, you will be in a better position to negotiate a healthy education loan deal for your MBA degree.

 

2.  Compare lenders’ schemes of education loan for MBA students

Education loan lenders have different schemes of education loans for MBA aspirants. Students who get a seat at prestigious B-schools either in India or abroad often get a better education loan deal from these lenders. In that, they get more education loan amount and lower interest rates, and other benefits.

Students who get a seat at regular B-schools also get good education loan deals.

Compare such education loan schemes of different lenders thoroughly before shortlisting the best lenders to finance your MBA education.

 



3.  Ask for low processing charges

Good lenders make the education loan journey easier for students. They levy lower charges on education loans. This makes taking an education loan affordable for students, and they pay less from their pocket while squaring off their loans.

Ask the shortlisted lenders about their processing and any hidden charges and then select the one that levies lesser charges on your loan.

 

4.  Opt for a shorter repayment tenure

Students start repaying their education loans after completing their MBA studies. They have to pay a small, fixed amount of money every month to gradually clear off their loan.

The rule of thumb: the higher the EMI amount, the shorter the repayment tenure. And the shorter the repayment tenure, the lesser the interest you pay over time. So, ask the lender to set higher EMI values. This will shorten the repayment tenure and save your hard-earned money from going to the lender as interest.

 

So, these are the 4 tips for MBA aspirants to get the best education loan deal. Have a nice day!

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