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I have completed M.Sc Applied Mathematics course and willing to do PhD in Space related Mathematics. Please suggest me some courses for it? How to get education loan for it from SBI?

Congratulations on completing your M.Sc Applied Mathematics! Pursuing a PhD in space-related mathematics sounds like an exciting opportunity. Here are some courses you might be interested in:

• PhD in Applied Mathematics (Space-related Mathematics) - You can pursue a PhD in Applied Mathematics with a focus on space-related mathematics at various universities worldwide. Some of the universities you might consider are Imperial College London, University of Cambridge, University of Oxford, University of California, Berkeley, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
  
• Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering - This course is offered by many universities worldwide, including University of Michigan, Georgia Institute of Technology, and California Institute of Technology.
  
• Master of Science in Space Engineering - This course is offered by universities such as University of Southampton, University of Warwick, and University of Surrey.

To get an education loan for your studies, you can approach State Bank of India (SBI) by following these steps:

• Visit the nearest SBI branch and inquire about the education loan.
  
• Obtain the loan application form and read the terms and conditions carefully.
  
• Fill out the application form completely and attach all the required documents, such as proof of identity, proof of address, proof of income, admission letter from the university, academic records, and course fee structure.
  
• Submit the application form and documents to the bank and wait for approval.
  
• If the loan is approved, the bank will disburse the loan amount directly to the university.

Note that the interest rates, processing fees, and other terms and conditions for education loans from SBI may vary depending on the specific loan scheme and your eligibility criteria. It is recommended that you check with the bank for the latest information.