8 lenders · rates from 9% · unsecured, up to ₹2Cr
| Lender | Interest rate | Processing fee | Max amount | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Bank | 9 – 11% | — | ₹2Cr | as of 22 Jul |
| 9.15 – 11% | — | ₹2Cr | as of 22 Jul | |
Bank | 9.5 – 15% | — | ₹2Cr | as of 22 Jul |
Bank | 9.5 – 13% | — | ₹2Cr | as of 22 Jul |
NBFC | 10 – 14% | — | ₹2Cr | as of 22 Jul |
NBFC | 10 – 13% | — | ₹2Cr | as of 22 Jul |
Foreign · not RBI | 12 – 16% | — | ₹2Cr | as of 22 Jul |
Foreign · not RBI | 13 – 18% | — | ₹2Cr | as of 22 Jul |
Tax: interest is deductible under Section 80E (no cap, up to 8 years). Foreign lenders (labelled below) are not RBI-regulated — read their terms carefully.
They lend without Indian collateral and are useful for some students, but they are NOT RBI-regulated — shown here with a distinct badge. Compare their all-in USD cost against an RBI-registered Indian lender before deciding.
Every row is date-stamped. We re-verify rates against each lender’s published schedule and RBI filings on a monthly cycle; the “Verified” date shows the last check. Where a rate could not be re-verified from the source it is shown as “as of” its last sighting, not presented as confirmed.
No. Viewing rates is not a credit enquiry and has no score impact. A hard enquiry happens only when you formally apply to a lender.