University of Madras

Many students entering an EMBA program take out loans to fund their education. Government loans may be available to help fund EMBA programs, although this varies widely from country to country. Since many government loans are needs-based, you may not qualify if your income is already above a certain threshold.
Banks and other private lenders may be a better option if your income is too high to be eligible for government loans. Private lenders are often willing to provide loans at competitive interest rates, since they know that EMBA students typically enjoy higher salaries after graduation. As a result, a private loan for an EMBA program is seen as a low-risk investment for lenders. You will need to speak directly with individual lenders to discuss possible loans they can provide.