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This start-up has put its money on education loans for short-term courses

Founded in 2016 by Varun Chopra, Raheel Shah and Atul Sashittal, the tech-driven NBFC offers educational loans for skill training and development

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There’s a good market potential but for Eduvanz, the key to success, like for most lenders, will depend on its ability to recover the loans

Abhishek Kumar
When Rakesh Patnaik didn't land a job after completing his engineering course, he wasn't as unhappy. "I saw this as an opportunity to go back to becoming a fitness trainer," he says. But when his parents refused to fund another course for him, he had no other option but to look for loans. Though banks didn't help him, the institute where he rolled-in assisted him in securing a loan from an NBFC. 

Education loan for short-term professional courses wasn't possible a few years back, but now lenders have started to see the opportunity in this space. One such platform, Eduvanz Financing,

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