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3 Most Preferred Funding Options of Overseas Education: Pros and Cons

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Education abroad is definitely worth investing looking at the global needs for all professional grounds. Students today are more alerted and aware of the updates and developments around. Parents have got equally supportive and encourage the kids for higher education for more value and recognition. People manage the expenses by paying the tuition fees through their savings, educational loan or scholarships. But each of the paying method has to be understood thoroughly. Let’s take a look. Scholarships:           Scholarships are mainly categorized for students that are academically bright and score high and very few are need-based. There are many popular scholarships to study overseas that are offered by the government of the home country or the study country and the education institutions as well. These scholarships cover full tuition fees, air-travel fare with return, living expenses and other educational expenses for research and stationery too. Now, this is not a

National Scholarships to pursue Overseas Education for an Indian Student

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More and more Indian students are moving abroad in pursuit of world-class education and globally recognized degree certification. According to a report by the Government of India, the approximate number of Indian students studying overseas in the year 2018 was found to be 752,725. If you don’t know, here’s a list of the scholarships given by Indian Government as major funding options for overseas education . •    Dr. Ambedkar Scheme of Interest Subsidy on Education Loan for Overseas Studies •    Padho Pardesh Scheme of Interest Subsidy on Education Loan for Overseas Studies •    National Overseas Scholarship for Scheduled Caste Students •    National Overseas Scholarship for Scheduled Tribe Students •    Maharashtra Govt Scholarship for Open Category students for overseas studies Padho Pardesh Scheme of Interest Subsidy on Education Loan for Overseas Studies As per this scheme, a certain percent of concession is applied to the rate of interest. It is offered to the mer