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IDP Education, SBI collaborate for study abroad education loans

IDP has already established partnerships with ICICI Bank and HDFC Credila.

'We are proud to partner with the State Bank of India, the most trusted and the oldest bank in the country,' IDP said.'We are proud to partner with the State Bank of India, the most trusted and the oldest bank in the country,' IDP said.
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The State Bank of India has joined hands with IDP Education, an international education services, to assist students seeking education loans for their overseas studies.

Through this partnership, IDP Education and the State Bank of India are aiming to combine their expertise and simplify the financing journey for aspiring students pursuing education abroad.

This agreement was signed by Piyush Kumar, Regional Director – South Asia and Mauritius, IDP Education, and Pankaj Kumar Jha, Deputy General Manager (Personal Loans) SBI, and was graced by the presence of Janmejoy Mohanty, Chief General Manager (Personal Banking), and Suman Lata Gupta, General Manager (Retail Asset- Personal Banking) from SBI.

IDP has already established partnerships with ICICI Bank and HDFC Credila. With the newly formed alliance with SBI, IDP students will now have a range of options to choose education loan assistance from the top players in the education financing segment.

“We are proud to partner with the State Bank of India, the most trusted and the oldest bank in the country. This agreement reflects our commitment to provide the best-in-class services to all the overseas education aspirants of the country. This partnership will make obtaining financial assistance to study abroad a lot simpler and more accessible for countless young minds,” said Piyush Kumar, Regional Director – South Asia and Mauritius, IDP Education.

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