Banks Loans for PG cert programs???
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I think, If you can prove that after this certain PG Certificate course, you have a good opportunity to bag a job, have good credentials/ atleast average academic record/ work experience, most importantly if you or your parents or whoever your sponsor will be are financially strong/ can be your guarantor, then there should be no problems in getting a bank loan. However, it depends on individual cases and banks and it would be better, if you approach a bank where you/your parents/ your sponsor already have connection/know the bank manager/authorities. It may help.patelthakrar said:
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hey patel...sorry but i ccant send a personal message for some reason so im replying here... i did get hte visa when i reapplied... i ended up sending a lot more proof that I will come back to India once my course is finished tahts about it...bank loans, assets taht kind of stuff... i got the visa and ive been in canada since october
Only UCO bank? ??? The sheer number of Indian students going to Canada for PG cert. courses, all of them can't possibly rely only on UCO bank... can they??? I'm sure...other approved banks must be giving out loans too...enfield said:
What about 1 year/2 years Post graduate DIPLOMA courses ?
Hi,tiger007 said:
1. UC0 Bank, it's 'confirmed' and based on my personal dealing with the bank.
2. Again, it's 'confirmed' that PNB and SBI do not entertain any application for certificate/diploma.
**I can also conclude (but NOT sure) that all 'major' banks like UBI, B0B etc do not entertain any such application for certificate/diploma. Better if you try in low profile banks like Dena bank, Punjab&Sind Bank, OBC etc (again, NOT sure of these banks).
enfield said:
Hi Enfield,
I see... I was planning on 1st approaching SBI..(when the time will come).... I guess.. I'll be "confirmed" of denial of loan, when I actually go and talk to them and other banks!