Bihar Education Loan Scheme: Interest-Free Student Credit Card with Increased EMI Limit
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In a significant move to bolster higher education accessibility, the Bihar government has launched an interest-free student credit card scheme. This initiative offers loans of up to ₹10 lakh to students pursuing studies in various fields. The scheme also introduces an increased EMI limit, ensuring that students can manage repayments more comfortably. This development is part of Bihar’s broader efforts to enhance educational opportunities and support students financially.
Loan Amount and Interest-Free Benefit
Under the new scheme, students can avail loans of up to ₹10 lakh without any interest charges. This interest-free benefit is designed to alleviate the financial burden on students and their families, making higher education more accessible. The absence of interest ensures that students repay only the principal amount, reducing the overall cost of education.
Enhanced EMI Structure
The revised EMI structure under this scheme offers increased flexibility, allowing students to choose repayment terms that align with their financial capabilities. This adjustment aims to ease the repayment process, ensuring that students can manage their finances effectively without compromising their educational pursuits.
Application Process
Students interested in applying for the scheme can do so through the designated online portal or by visiting authorized centers. The application process involves submitting necessary documents, including academic records and proof of residence. It is advisable to check the official guidelines for a comprehensive list of required documents and procedures.
Loan Amount and Interest-Free Benefit
Under the new scheme, students can avail loans of up to ₹10 lakh without any interest charges. This interest-free benefit is designed to alleviate the financial burden on students and their families, making higher education more accessible. The absence of interest ensures that students repay only the principal amount, reducing the overall cost of education. You may also like
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