Bihar Student Credit Card Scheme
- Recently, Bihar government approved the third installment of ₹300 crore as an education loan to the Bihar State Education Finance Corporation Limited.
- This is aimed at strengthening the Bihar Student Credit Card Scheme.
- Under this scheme, education loans up to ₹4 lakh will be provided at an interest rate of 4%, while for women, differently-abled, and transgender students, the interest rate will be ....
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