Issues to Expect After Education Loan Sanction

Let’s figure out the issues to expect after education loan sanction and ways to avoid these roadblocks - 

1. Collateral value and documents 
2. Legal dispute concerning the property
3. Charges put by the lender 
4. Interest rate 
5. EMI and repayment 
6. Issues in disbursement 
7. Pre-visa disbursement 

Collateral value and documents 

A loan application to public banks with a loan amount of INR 7.5 lakhs and above requires collateral. The collateral/property is evaluated by a bank-appointed evaluator, which means that the valuation of the property will be lower than the market value. This is because the loan tenures are for 5 to 10 years, and therefore, the loan to value ratio is restricted to 70 to 80 percent of the property’s market value.

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While the value of the collateral is evaluated before t,he loan sanction, make sure that the value is more than the loan amount required, and the collateral papers are complete. Original documents are to be submitted after the loan is sanctioned. Arranging the collateral papers is a task that troubles even the best of people, and even if one document is missing, the loan process is jeopardized. It is better to take the help of GyanDhan’s executive while submitting the documents for a smooth process.

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Legal dispute concerning the property

Pledging collateral ensures a higher loan amount limit, lower rates of interest, and better terms and conditions. But if the property pledged is under any dispute - legal or otherwise - it won’t be processed and accepted by the lender. The property should not be under any dispute and the property papers should clearly indicate the owner of the property. If you face this problem, get in touch with GyanDhan and we will help you with documentation and submission.

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Charges put by the lender 

Several charges are put by the lender during the loan process. The student should keep a track of all the account statements to be on top of them. Students often face the issue of unnecessary charges being put without reason and find it difficult to connect with their respective lenders. This happens because most bank managers get transferred within 2-3 years, and the loan runs approximately 7-8 years. This problem does not occur if the loan is taken via GyanDhan as the executive stays on top of your case till the last repayment.

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Interest rate 

The interest rate on education loans is floating, which means that it can increase or decrease depending on the market conditions. This sudden flux is most common in student loans from private lenders, like NBFCs and private banks. Because of this, several students face the issue of a sudden increase in rates. Students either end up paying high EMIs or struggle to refinance their loans at a lower rate of interest. If you are struggling with higher rates and refinancing the loan, simply get in touch with us. Our team of experts will get you the best deal possible at lower rates and better terms.

EMI and repayment 

Some of the major issues faced by the student after loan sanction are EMIs and loan repayment. EMI not getting deducted after the moratorium period, when to start repayment, when to postpone the repayment, how much to repay, etc., could and will plague a student.

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These issues can be easily resolved by the GyanDhan team. If you are facing any issue related to the repayment of the loan, EMIs, or the postponement, get in touch with us if you applied for the loan via us. Unfortunately, we do not have any say in the matter if the application did not go through us.