EMI Calculator for Home Loan
Complete guide to EMI calculation and loan eligibility for Indian homebuyers.
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Loan eligibility is the maximum loan amount a bank will approve based on your income, existing obligations, credit score, and loan type. The primary rule is FOIR (Fixed Obligation to Income Ratio) — most banks allow maximum 50% of your net income towards all EMIs combined.
Monthly Income ₹60,000 · Existing EMI ₹10,000 · CIBIL 750 · Home Loan 20yr @8.5%
| Loan Type | Typical Rate | Max Tenure | LTV | CIBIL Min |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🏠 Home Loan | 8.5–10% | 30 years | 75–90% | 650+ |
| 🚗 Car Loan | 8.75–10% | 7 years | 85% | 650+ |
| 💼 Personal Loan | 10–24% | 5 years | — | 700+ |
| 🥇 Gold Loan | 9–11% | 3 years | 75% | 0+ |
FOIR (Fixed Obligation to Income Ratio) = (All EMIs ÷ Net Monthly Income) × 100. Banks want FOIR ≤ 50% (salaried) or 45% (self-employed). If your existing EMIs are ₹10,000 and income ₹50,000, available EMI capacity = ₹25,000 − ₹10,000 = ₹15,000 for new loan. This determines your maximum eligible loan amount.
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