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Study Abroad

The Ultimate Guide to Affordable U.S. Education

Maximize your study abroad budget with the right education loan. Learn about low-interest options, collateral-free loans, repayment flexibility, and lender comparisons to secure the best financial support for your U.S. degree.

Day

12th March

Time

06:30 pm

Duration

60 Mins

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Speaker

Shakshi Gupta

Education Loan Specialist

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Shakshi Gupta

Loan Partner Specialist

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With a decade of experience, Shakshi has been guiding clients through the education loan process with precision. Her expertise in the domain helps smooth documentation, compliance, and approvals while collaborating with lenders and underwriters to deliver seamless financial solutions.

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Saurabh Borhade

Education Loan Specialist at Credila

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With expertise in loan processing, eligibility assessment, and financial planning, Saurabh helps students secure the best funding options for their academic goals. His role involves guiding applicants through loan approvals, documentation, and disbursement, ensuring a seamless experience.

Key Highlights

Agenda of the session

Eligibility Criteria for Collateral-Free Loans

No-Collateral Loan-Top Lenders

Strategies to Boost Your Loan Application

Expenses Covered via Education Loan

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FAQs

1. What is this webinar about?

This webinar will provide insights into financing your U.S. education without the need for collateral. You’ll learn about no-cosigner and no-collateral education loans, eligibility criteria, top lenders, and repayment strategies.

2. Who should attend this webinar?

Students planning to study in the U.S. but lack collateral.

Parents looking for alternative financing options for their child’s education.

Working professionals seeking loan options for master’s degrees in the U.S.

3. Can I get a no-collateral loan if my university is not highly ranked?

Some lenders prefer top-ranked universities, but others assess students on a case-by-case basis. It’s best to explore multiple lenders and compare offers.