Education Loan for MBBS | Private Vs Government College

[@priyankabhatia-lk7vo]

Choosing between private and government education loans for MBBS can be tough, but this video breaks it down perfectly! Feeling more informed and ready to make a decision.

[@Alan-zw3op]

Finally, a video that addresses the age-old debate of private vs. government education loans

[@sumantsenapaty1929]

Big loans to be insured

[@berlin4380]

Can you do video for a degree loan

[@indrajeetnayak7497]

If collatral have loan on agricultural land is that considered or not sir?

[@propelld]

If the collateral for your education loan is agricultural land that already has a loan against it, the bank might not consider it as valid collateral for a new education loan. Typically, banks require the collateral to be free from any existing encumbrances to secure the education loan for MBBS, especially for private and medical colleges. However, some banks may evaluate the situation on a case-by-case basis, considering factors like the loan amount, the value of the land, and your repayment capacity. It’s best to discuss this directly with the bank to understand their specific requirements and whether your agricultural land can be considered as collateral under these circumstances

[@kavitayadav-fi3xl]

Bhaiya yadi student ke sath kuch incident ho jata hai phir?.. kya hota hai

[@propelld]

If something happens to the student, the treatment of the loan typically depends on the terms and conditions of the loan agreement and the policies of the lending institution. Here are some general possibilities: Disability: Some lenders offer loan discharge or forgiveness if the student becomes permanently disabled and is unable to work. The student or their family may need to provide proof of disability. Death: Many educational loan agreements include a clause for loan discharge in the event of the student’s death. The family would need to provide a death certificate to the lender. Temporary Hardship: If the student experiences temporary hardship, such as a serious illness or accident, some lenders may offer deferment or forbearance options, allowing for a temporary pause or reduction in loan payments. Co-signer Responsibility: If the loan has a co-signer, the co-signer may become responsible for repaying the loan if the student is unable to do so. Insurance Coverage: Some education loans come with optional insurance that can cover the loan in the event of the student’s death or disability. This insurance may be an additional cost and is not always included. It’s important for borrowers and their families to review the specific terms of their loan agreement and discuss any concerns with their lender to understand the options and protections available.

[@kavitayadav-fi3xl]

@@propelld waw bhaiya aapne bilkul achhe se expalin kiya...

[@Alokkumar-cj7ek]

20laks ka loan milega private me baki paisa h

[@kavitayadav-fi3xl]

@@Alokkumar-cj7ek mil jayega aap jakar bank me bat kijiyega.kuch morgage rakhiyega to 30 or 40 lakh tak mil jayega .. morgage nhi hai aapke pas to pvt.bank se bhi loan ho jata hai..pahle aap institute select karlo ek bar

[@abhishekbhadragond6710]

Can i buy bike with education loan???

[@propelld]

No, an education loan is specifically meant to cover expenses directly related to your education, such as tuition fees, books, equipment, accommodation, and other academic costs. It cannot be used to purchase a bike or any other personal items. If you need a bike, you might need to look into other types of loans or financing options.