Education loan needs collaterals if the loan amount is greater than 7.5 lakhs for some lenders as per their credit policy. Collateral means any approved assets which can be provided as security to the lender against the loan amount disbursed. Most bankers take 125% of loan amount as collateral.
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Residential Property or Plot
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Commercial property or Plot
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Fixed Deposits
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Insurance Certificates
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Non-Agricultural Land
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Stocks
One important document used currently to evaluate student loan reimbursement risk is individual’s and all applicants credit score. Most lender pulls credit report and the basis the report decides whether to disburse the case or not. Credit report like CIBIL summarizes the complete report to a ranking or score. Better the score, better the chances for loan. Rating or score is a calculated by the bureau by evaluating the financial history like number of bank accounts, loan taken in past, number of credit cards, payment tracks of cards and loans outstanding, all accounts open or closed are included, any default or settlements are negative scoring, timely payments and credit limit are positive scoring and several other computations.