NDB Bank partnered with Educate Expo 2025 as the Official Banking Partner, reinforcing its commitment to empowering Sri Lanka’s youth in their academic and professional journeys. Held from March 7th to 9th at BMICH, Educate Expo 2025 was a premier educational and career fair that brought together students, parents, universities, higher education institutions, vocational institutes, and study-abroad consultants under one roof, the bank said in a media release.
As a key event in Sri Lanka’s academic calendar, Educate Expo 2025 served as a dynamic platform where students could explore a wide range of educational opportunities, career paths, and global study prospects. The event provided invaluable insights into evolving educational trends, helping students and parents make informed decisions about their future.
Recognising the critical role of financial support in higher education, NDB Bank strategically leveraged this platform to introduce its flagship solution for students—NDB Student File. Designed to simplify overseas education financing, NDB Student File ensures that students can pursue their academic dreams with ease. As an integral part of NDB Bank’s commitment to youth empowerment, this product provides a seamless, end-to-end financial solution tailored to the unique needs of students planning to study abroad.
Students and parents who visited the NDB Bank stall at Educate Expo 2025 had the opportunity to engage with the bank’s financial experts, gaining first-hand insights into how NDB Student File can help them navigate the financial challenges of overseas education. The product offers a host of exclusive benefits, including the waiver of the OTT fee on the first payment, an NDB education loan covering up to 75 per cent of the course fee, and a comprehensive insurance cover from AIA to ensure financial security during the study period. Additionally, students benefit from a 0 per cent installment plan for visa processing fees payable over 12 months via NDB Credit Cards, as well as global student privileges through ISIC membership.
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