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Synopsis The Delhi-based, digital-first company has already partnered companies including Great learning and various IAS institutions to offer interest-free education loans to prospective students wanting to pursue short-term courses. Agencies Out of this, Rs 50 crore will be for domestic short-term courses offered by various ed-tech players and coaching institutes. GyanDhan, India’s first education financing platform said it has received an NBFC license from the Reserve Bank of India and it aims to disburse Rs 650 crore worth of education loans in FY22. Out of this, Rs 50 crore will be for domestic short-term courses offered by various ed-tech players and coaching institutes. The Delhi-based, digital-first company has already partnered companies including Great learning and various IAS institutions to offer interest-free education loans to prospective students wanting to pursue short-term courses. ....
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