4. Loans:

Student loans are feasible to meet your academic expenses. These educational loans cover tuition fees, accommodation fees, travel fairs, other study material costs and the project expenses. While it is one of the widely accessible financial aids in India, most of the today’s student generation tends to get a student loan as first option. Being scholarship schemes are extremely competitive, many turn to get the financial aid from banks.  The hidden danger is when you finish studies; you need to pay them back with interest. If you couldn’t find out a job which can pay you well, it will be very difficult to pay back.

5. Part-time Jobs:

Part-time jobs are one of the best ways for you to fund for your university expenses. In most of the European countries, we already know students earn from part-time jobs. Now, in India as the higher education expenses are becoming so high, students turn to look for part-time jobs. Some of the colleges are also providing part-time jobs in canteens, coffee-shops, library and other related stationary shops in the college compounds. And, it is better to find a part-time job in your study related field.