A Study of Educational Loans for Students in Thirunelveli District

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Reena Andrew , M.C. Shibin Tad , K.A. Janardhanan

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Educational Loan is the aid option for higher education students. Cash is loaned to students to aid with their support expenditures and to pay for college fees at a financing rate. Graduates compensate the administration for these advances after their pay exceeds the limits. These loans are thus a strategy for private commitments on higher education expenses. One goal of the emotionally supportive study network is to ensure that direct costs do not deter potential training. Graduates recompense the study progress and, in the majority of cases, have greater than projected wages. The explosion in the financial portion has led to the arrival of a significant amount of training advance assets. Currently, instructional loans from different banks in India are effectively accessible, and this change empowers a growing number of understudies to do advanced education, notwithstanding their monetary inadequacies. Many have nationalised, as have private banks, various instructional plans which understudies can benefit from. This study is carried out in the District of Tamilnadu, Tirunelveli. The educational loan would provide financial support to worthy students for educational loans in India and abroad. The study's objective is to analyse the current trends in education loans and the reimbursement behaviour of educational recipients. Data were collected via a personal survey.

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