Education Loan Planner

Plan the true cost of an education loan — including moratorium interest.

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The short answer

Borrow ₹20 lakh at 10.5% with a 4.5-year course-plus-grace period, and about ₹9–10 lakh of interest silently accrues before your first EMI — your ₹20 lakh loan becomes nearly ₹30 lakh owed. Paying just the interest during the moratorium prevents this ballooning.

How to use the education loan planner

  1. Enter total course and living costs.
  2. Set the moratorium period and interest rate.
  3. See the true repayable amount and post-study EMI.

Education Loan Planner — FAQs

What is a moratorium period?

The study duration plus 6–12 months after, when EMIs aren’t mandatory. Interest still accrues — it gets added to what you owe unless you service it.

Should I pay interest during the moratorium?

If you can, yes. Even small payments stop the loan from compounding against you, saving lakhs over the tenure.

How much can I borrow without collateral?

Up to ₹7.5 lakh typically needs no security. Higher amounts need collateral or a creditworthy co-borrower.

Are education loans available for abroad?

Yes — most banks fund foreign universities too, usually at slightly higher rates and with stricter collateral norms.

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