How to get a Credit Card as a Student in India?

There are three ways: Fixed Deposit-backed Credit Card,
Signing as a Co-Applicant (Add-on Card), and Credit Card Offered with Student Loans.
Past, Present and Future of Money
Past, Present and Future of Money

There are three ways: Fixed Deposit-backed Credit Card,
Signing as a Co-Applicant (Add-on Card), and Credit Card Offered with Student Loans.

People with no income like housewives, dependent elders, and people above 18 with no income can get a credit card against a fixed deposit.

There are two ways: first you can get a credit card against a fixed deposit of as low as ₹10,000 and the second way is by getting a add-on card with a family member.

The Indian Credit system mobilises deposits from depositors at certain rates, and lends to borrowers and make a profit by charging a slightly higher rate (margin).

Credit is the money that a borrower takes from the lender in return for a greater payment in the future.