Calculate and design a framework for students to choose their dream college.
Salary Statistics of the Target College, country & field. (eg- payscale, Glassdoor, LinkedIn, etc.)
Loan & interest calculations. (SBI, INCRED, BOB, AXIS, CREDILLA, PRODIGY Finance, etc.)
Living Expenses calculations & taxes considerations (of target city, zone, and country).
TASK- Now, calculate and design a frame work for the developers to make a tool which calculate the earning potential difference and loan payback period for every courses from USA, UK, Canada, Ireland, Australia & Germany. This will also give confidence to banks for providing education loan. The product needs to work for Indian students and also holds infrastructure for global expansion. The blueprint and the calculation should be prepared and an A/B test strategy needs to be designed. The roadmap for scale up needs to be prepared.
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We need to design a model for bankers which help them to understand if they should give the loan to the students
The banker will decide on whether to go ahead, based on the number of loan period i.e. time taken by the student to pay the loan in months.
While calculating the loan periods, bankers may have students going through following scenarios
1. Studying in country USA or UK or Ireland
2. Will do courses in CSE, AI, Data Science, Finance Management
3. May or May not come back to India after 2 years
Solutioning
I will use below formula to calculate the Loan period of a student.
Loan Period = NPER ( Interest Rate, Monthly Loan Repayment, Pending Loan Amount )
Here Monthly Loan Repayment, Pending Loan amount depends on various variables like in which country student is studying, which course he is studying, his excellence in the exams, job opportunities in the course domain etc.
Loan payback period = Depend upon ( Monthly Loan repayment AND Monthly Loan Interest AND Total Loan Amount Pending )
Monthly Loan Repayment = Depend upon ( Potential Earnings AND % of contribution toward loan )
Potential Earnings = Depend upon ( Cost of living AND Compensation of the candidate )
Cost of living = Depend upon ( Cost of food AND Cost of Shelter AND Cost of expenses in which candidate is )
Compensation of the candidate = Depend upon ( Job opportunities in the country AND Excellence obtained by the candidate in the domain )
Job Opportunities in the country = Depend upon ( Number of jobs in the domain AND Total candidates in that course domain )
Deciding the uncertainty levels
1. Level 0 - Will vary very less in the future ( Rate of interest, % of earning )
2. Level 1 - Will vary little in the future ( Cost of food, Cost of shelter )
3. Level 2 - Could move from one value to another value ( Total candidates applying for a job in the field )
4. Level 3 - Could vary in a spectrum in the future ( Number of jobs in the field, Candidates performance in the field )
Now while calculating the loan payback period - We need to consider these uncertainties.
Student | Amit Aggarwal | |||
Education Country | US | |||
Course | CSE | |||
Coming to India after 2 years | YES | |||
Loan Amount Taken | 60 Lacs | |||
First two years | Uncertainty | Best Case Scenario | Average Case Scenario | Worst Case Scenario |
Cost of the food in the country | Level 1 | 300$ | ||
Cost of the shelter in the country | Level 1 | 1500$ | ||
Cost of the expenses in the country | Level 1 | 1000$ | ||
Total Cost of Living | 2800$/month | |||
# of jobs in the course field | Level 3 | 1M | ||
Total applicants in that domain | Level 2 | 500K | ||
Excellence of the candidate | Level 3 | High | ||
Compensation | 8K/month | |||
% contribution toward EMI | Level 0 | 20% | ||
Payment toward EMI | 1600$ | |||
Monthly Interest Rate | Level 0 | 12% | ||
Loan Payback Period in Months | 69.66071689 | |||
Loan paid in two years | 38400$ | |||
Loan Payback after 2 years ( Came back to India ) | 41600$ | |||
After 2 years | ||||
Cost of the food in the country ( India ) | Level 1 | 5000INR | ||
Cost of the shelter in the country | Level 1 | 20000INR | ||
Cost of the expenses in the country | Level 1 | 20000INR | ||
Total Cost of Living | 45000/month | |||
# of jobs in the course field | Level 3 | 1M | ||
Total applicants in that domain | Level 2 | 500K | ||
Exellence of the candidate | Level 3 | High | ||
Compensation | 100000/month | |||
% contribution toward EMI | Level 0 | 50% | ||
Payment toward EMI | 50000INR | |||
Monthly Interest Rate | Level 0 | 12% | ||
Loan payback Period in Months | 92.08645877 | |||
Total Loan Payment period | 162 Months |
instead of earning 100K$ per year, he might be just 60k$/month. based on which Monthly payment will change and hence loan payback period
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