Standard Chartered Ultimate Credit Card on School & college fees
Yes, but only its standard rate: the Standard Chartered Ultimate Credit Card gives 2% back on School & college fees, the same as most other spends.
On School & college fees
2%
Other spends
3.33%
Rank for School & college fees
#4 of 149
Annual fee
Rs. 5,000 + Taxes
What to know before you pay on School & college fees
How it works
3.33% everywhere: 5 points per ₹150, and Standard Chartered values Ultimate points at ₹1 each. 5% cashback at airport duty-free.
Caps & rules
- 5 reward points per ₹150 on spends; 1 reward point = ₹1 on the Standard Chartered 360° Rewards catalogue.
- 5% cashback at duty-free stores (₹1,000, twice a year).
- 2% forex markup.
- ₹5,000 fee, with 6,000 points on paying it.
- 1% fee on rent payments.
No rewards on
Cash withdrawals; check SC's terms for other exclusions
Checked 2026-10-11 · Bank terms
Cards that earn more on School & college fees
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#1
HDFC Infinia Credit Card Metal Edition
HDFC Bank · ₹12,500 + Taxes
3.33%
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#2
HDFC Diners Club Black
HDFC Bank · ₹10,000 + Taxes
3.33%
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#3
ICICI Bank Emeralde Private Metal Credit Card
ICICI Bank · ₹12,499 + Taxes
3%
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Questions
Does the Standard Chartered Ultimate Credit Card give rewards on School & college fees?
Yes, but only its standard rate: the Standard Chartered Ultimate Credit Card gives 2% back on School & college fees, the same as most other spends.
Is there a limit on Standard Chartered Ultimate Credit Card rewards?
5 reward points per ₹150 on spends; 1 reward point = ₹1 on the Standard Chartered 360° Rewards catalogue. 5% cashback at duty-free stores (₹1,000, twice a year). 2% forex markup. ₹5,000 fee, with 6,000 points on paying it. 1% fee on rent payments.
Which credit card is best for School & college fees?
HDFC Infinia Credit Card Metal Edition is the best pick for regular spending on School & college fees, with 3.33% back. The Standard Chartered Ultimate Credit Card ranks #4 of 149 cards we compared, by what each returns after caps.