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The Complete Guide
Norwegian School of Economics (NHH) is a emerging college / institute in Norway — one of the top destinations for Indian students, with around ~1,500–2,500 heading there each year. A typical programme costs ₹45–70 L for 2-year Master's, so most students fund it with an education loan rather than paying out of pocket.
For Norway, Indian banks and NBFCs sanction loans of ₹25–50 L on average, with unsecured limits going significantly higher for strong academic and co-applicant profiles. Top lenders for Norwegian School of Economics (NHH) include SBI Global Ed-Vantage, Bank of Baroda Vidya / Baroda Scholar, ICICI Bank Education Loan — each with different rates, processing times and university lists, which is why comparing offers matters.
FundMyCampus matches you to the right lender for Norwegian School of Economics (NHH), negotiates your interest rate, and handles the paperwork end-to-end — completely free for students. This guide covers how much you can borrow, the best banks, cost breakdowns, EMI estimates, and the Student Residence Permit (Studietillatelse) financial proof you'll need.
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Sanction in days
Most Norway loans approved in 5–14 days. We chase the bank for you.
Disbursement
Bank wires fees directly to Norwegian School of Economics (NHH). You focus on the move.
Rates vary 3–5% by lender type. PSU banks (SBI, Bank of Baroda) are cheapest at 8.65–10.50% but slowest at 15–25 days. Private banks (ICICI, Axis) sit at 10.25–12.75% with faster 7–14 day approvals and broader university lists. NBFCs (HDFC Credila, Avanse, Auxilo, Tata Capital) range 10.50–14.50% — the highest rates but the largest unsecured amounts and most flexible underwriting. Unlike the USA, international lenders such as Prodigy Finance and MPower Financing generally do not offer loans for Norway, so almost all Indian students take INR loans from Indian banks or NBFCs. The upside: Section 80E tax benefits, simpler documentation, and your Indian co-applicant's credit support. On a ₹40 L Norway loan, choosing a PSU bank over an NBFC can save roughly ₹8–10 L in interest over a 10-year tenure — so it pays to apply to 2–3 lenders in parallel and compare sanctions.
SBI Global Ed-Vantage
Max: ₹1.5 Cr
8.65% – 10.15%
Lowest rates for Norway studies. Best for public universities (UiO, NTNU, UiB) which sit comfortably in SBI's recognised foreign-institution list. 15–25 day processing.
Bank of Baroda Vidya / Baroda Scholar
Max: ₹1.5 Cr
8.85% – 10.50%
Strong PSU alternative to SBI. Often 5–7 days faster at Tier-2 city branches and comfortable funding NTNU/UiB engineering and energy programs.
ICICI Bank Education Loan
Max: ₹1 Cr unsecured
10.25% – 12.50%
Fast 7–14 day approval. Up to ₹1 Cr unsecured for recognised Norwegian universities. Best private bank option for quick admits.
HDFC Credila
Max: ₹1.5 Cr unsecured
10.50% – 13.00%
Largest unsecured amounts and fastest 5–8 day approval. Best for late-stage admits and amounts above ₹1 Cr secured by property.
Avanse Financial Services
Max: ₹75 L unsecured
11.00% – 14.00%
Most flexible on co-applicant profile and applied-sciences universities (HVL, OsloMet, UiA). Often approves cases banks decline.
Auxilo / Tata Capital
Max: ₹60–75 L
11.00% – 14.50%
NBFC options with flexible underwriting and quick processing. Useful for topping up the living-cost gap above what PSU banks sanction. (Note: Prodigy/MPower generally do not lend for Norway.)
For Norway loans, the secured vs unsecured decision hinges on your university and loan size. Because Norwegian public universities now charge tuition only from autumn 2023, total loan requirements are moderate (typically ₹25–50 L for a Master's) — which keeps many students inside unsecured limits. Public sector banks (SBI Global Ed-Vantage, Bank of Baroda) offer collateral-free loans up to ₹50 Lakhs for recognised foreign institutions, and the major public universities (University of Oslo, NTNU, University of Bergen, UiT) qualify comfortably. For amounts above ₹50 Lakhs — common for Bachelor's degrees, BI/NHH MBA programs, or when you want to fund full living costs — collateral is usually required by PSU banks. Acceptable security includes residential or commercial property (LTV 75–85%), fixed deposits (LTV up to 90%), and LIC policies (surrender value). Private banks and NBFCs offer higher unsecured ceilings: ICICI up to ₹1 Crore, HDFC Credila up to ₹1.5 Crore, and Avanse up to ₹75 Lakhs unsecured — at higher interest rates. For STEM, renewable-energy, marine and data-science Masters at NTNU and UiO — where post-study earning potential in Norway and across Europe is strong — lenders are increasingly comfortable extending unsecured amounts based on expected salary. If your loan covers tuition but you want to also fund the high Oslo/Bergen living costs, a small NBFC top-up (Auxilo, Tata Capital, Avanse) on top of a PSU base loan is a common and cost-effective structure.
Use these Norway estimates to right-size your Norwegian School of Economics (NHH) loan — under-borrowing forces 18%+ personal loans abroad, over-borrowing wastes interest.
Tuition
Living
Travel
Misc + Books
Average Total Program Cost
₹45–70 L for 2-year Master's
Typical for Indian Master's students
| Program | Tuition | Living | Travel | Misc | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Master's (2 yrs) | ₹22–60 L (₹11–30 L/yr) | ₹22–28 L | ₹1.5–2.5 L | ₹3–4 L | ₹48–95 L |
| Bachelor's (3 yrs) | ₹33–90 L (₹11–30 L/yr) | ₹33–42 L | ₹2–3 L | ₹4–6 L | ₹72 L–₹1.4 Cr |
| PhD (3–4 yrs) | ₹0 (salaried position) | Covered by ~NOK 5–6 L/yr salary | ₹2–3 L | ₹2–3 L | ₹4–6 L (mostly self-funded by salary) |
| MBA / Specialized (BI, NHH) | ₹35–80 L | ₹22–28 L | ₹2–3 L | ₹4–5 L | ₹63 L–₹1.16 Cr |
Visa Essentials
What you need to prove for your Norway student visa to Norwegian School of Economics (NHH)
Year 1 fees
Tuition Proof
₹11–14
Living Funds
Mandatory
Loan Letter
3 key items
Requirements
Key Requirements
The Norway Student Residence Permit (Studietillatelse) has one of the most precise proof-of-funds requirements in…
This is different from countries where a bank statement or loan sanction letter alone suffices.
Alongside proof of funds you will need: (1) the admission letter from a recognised Norwegian institution; (2) proof of…
Indicative EMIs for a Norway education loan, 10-year repayment after the moratorium period.
₹25 L · 9% · 10 yrs
~₹31,700
Monthly EMI
₹35 L · 10% · 10 yrs
~₹46,300
Monthly EMI
₹40 L · 10% · 10 yrs
~₹52,900
Monthly EMI
₹50 L · 10.5% · 10 yrs
~₹67,400
Monthly EMI
₹40 L · 9% · 12 yrs
~₹45,300
Monthly EMI
₹50 L · 11% · 12 yrs
~₹59,400
Monthly EMI
After Graduation
What awaits Norwegian School of Economics (NHH) graduates post-study
Available
Post-study work
Yes
PR pathway
Strong
Salary growth
~1,500–2,500/yr
Indian community
Highlights
Norway offers a clear post-study pathway through the Job Seeker Residence Permit.
Norway's economy is strong in exactly the fields where Indian students concentrate: petroleum and renewable energy,…
In rupee terms, even a mid-level Norwegian salary makes education-loan repayment manageable, because total Norway loan…
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Success Story
““When Norway brought in tuition fees, I almost gave up on NTNU — the budget changed completely. FundMyCampus helped me structure an SBI Global Ed-Vantage loan that covered my tuition and got the living-cost funds into my Norwegian deposit account in time for the residence-permit deadline. I landed a graduate role with an Oslo energy firm during my job-seeker year, and I'm already prepaying. The smaller loan size compared to the US made all the difference.”
Common questions Indian students ask about funding their studies at Norwegian School of Economics (NHH)