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Personal Loan Eligibility Calculator India 2025 2026

Check Max Loan · FOIR · CIBIL Score · Bank Comparison · EMI Preview

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Personal loans are unsecured — no collateral needed. Approval is based on income, employment stability, CIBIL score, and existing obligations. Loan amount is typically 10–24 times monthly salary (up to ₹50L from banks). Interest rates range 10.5–24% depending on CIBIL score — CIBIL 750 gets 11–12%, CIBIL 650 gets 16–20%. HDFC, ICICI, Axis offer instant personal loans via app for existing customers in as little as 10 seconds. Calculate your exact personal loan eligibility and compare rates across 5 banks.

📋 Your Financial Profile

💼 Income Details
Annual: ₹7,20,000
Combined: ₹7,20,000/yr
🏦 Loan Parameters
₹50.0 L
20 yr
5yr30yr
Max tenure: 30 years (till age 70)
📊 Credit Score (CIBIL)
750
Poor <650 650–699700–749750–799 Excellent 800+
Great score. Eligible for best rates at all major banks.
🏠 Property Details
LTV limit: ₹60,00,000
≤₹30L90%
₹30L–75L80%
>₹75L75%
83Score / 100
Excellent
Max Eligible Loan₹33,30,000
Monthly EMI₹29,428
Interest Rate8.75% p.a.
FOIR Used 49.0%
📌 Personal Loan — IT Professional
Salary ₹75,000 · CIBIL 760 · Existing EMI ₹8,000 · Tenure 4 Years
→ Available EMI ₹29,500 · Eligible Loan ≈ ₹11.4L · Rate 11.5% · EMI ₹29,302

📊 Eligibility Breakdown

₹33,30,000Max Eligible Loan
₹29,428Monthly EMI
49.0% FOIR Ratio
8.75%Interest Rate
₹37,32,720Total Interest
₹70,62,720Total Payable
67% Desired vs Eligible
20 yrApproved Tenure
FOIR — Fixed Obligation to Income Ratio 49.0% used
Existing EMIs (0.0%) New EMI (49.0%)50% Limit
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Gap: ₹16,70,000 — Your desired loan is ₹16,70,000 more than eligible

🔮 "What If" Simulator

See how changing one factor boosts your eligibility

Add ₹20,000 income
💰 ++₹45.3 L
Adding ₹20K/month income boosts eligibility by ~₹45.3 L
CIBIL → 800
📈 +-0.25% rate
Save ~₹0 in total interest over tenure
Close ₹10K existing EMI
✂️ ++₹33.9 L
Closing ₹10K existing EMI frees up capacity for ₹33.9 L more loan
Tenure +5 years (→25yr)
📅 Max tenure reached
Already at maximum allowed tenure
Add co-applicant
👨‍👩‍👧 +~+₹0
Adding spouse income of ₹40K typically increases eligibility by 60%
Choose longer tenure bank
🏦 +Rate varies
Different banks offer different max tenures and processing times. Compare wisely.

📅 Amortization Preview — First 12 Months

MonthEMIPrincipalInterestBalance
1₹29,428₹5,147₹24,281₹33,24,853
2₹29,428₹5,184₹24,244₹33,19,669
3₹29,428₹5,222₹24,206₹33,14,447
4₹29,428₹5,260₹24,168₹33,09,187
5₹29,428₹5,299₹24,129₹33,03,888
6₹29,428₹5,337₹24,091₹32,98,551
7₹29,428₹5,376₹24,052₹32,93,175
8₹29,428₹5,415₹24,013₹32,87,760
9₹29,428₹5,455₹23,973₹32,82,305
10₹29,428₹5,495₹23,933₹32,76,810
11₹29,428₹5,535₹23,893₹32,71,275
12₹29,428₹5,575₹23,853₹32,65,700
Total₹70,62,720₹33,30,000₹37,32,720

🎯 Pre-Approval Probability

SBI Home Loans
88%
High chance
HDFC Bank
85%
High chance
ICICI Bank
83%
High chance
Axis Bank
80%
High chance
Kotak Mahindra
78%
High chance

💡 Tips to Increase Your Loan Eligibility

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Improve CIBIL Score

Current: 750. Pay all dues on time. 750+ gets you best rates and fast approval.

✅ Already great
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Close Existing Loans

Your existing EMIs: ₹0. Closing them frees FOIR capacity.

✅ No existing EMIs
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Add Co-Applicant

Add working spouse or parent. Combined income dramatically increases max loan.

Potentially +50–80% eligibility
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Choose Maximum Tenure

Longer tenure = lower EMI = more loan. Current: 20yr. Max: 30yr.

Lower EMI by extending to 30yr
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Increase Down Payment

Higher down payment = smaller loan needed = easier approval and lower interest.

Reduces loan requirement and improves FOIR
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Show All Income Sources

Bonus, rental income, part-time income — some banks include these. Get income certificate.

Can add 20–30% to declared income

What is Loan Eligibility? — How Banks Calculate

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.

📐 FOIR Formula

FOIR = (Existing EMIs + New EMI) ÷ Monthly Net Income × 100
Target: FOIR ≤ 50%Max New EMI: (50% × Income) − Existing EMIsEligible Loan: Max EMI × PMT factor

📊 Worked Example

Monthly Income ₹60,000 · Existing EMI ₹10,000 · CIBIL 750 · Home Loan 20yr @8.5%

1 Max Allowable EMI = 50% × ₹60,000 = ₹30,000
2 Available EMI = ₹30,000 − ₹10,000 = ₹20,000
3 Loan at 8.5% for 20yr → PMT factor = 104.64
4 Max Eligible = ₹20,000 × 104.64 = ₹20.93L

🏦 Loan Type Comparison

Loan TypeTypical RateMax TenureLTVCIBIL Min
🏠 Home Loan8.5–10%30 years75–90% 650+
🚗 Car Loan8.75–10%7 years85% 650+
💼 Personal Loan10–24%5 years 700+
🥇 Gold Loan9–11%3 years75% 0+

Frequently Asked Questions

What salary is needed for personal loan in India?

Minimum salary requirements (2025): SBI ₹15,000/month (₹25,000 in metro cities). HDFC ₹25,000/month. ICICI ₹25,000/month. Axis Bank ₹15,000/month. Bajaj Finserv ₹20,000/month. Higher salary = higher loan amount and lower interest rate. ₹50K salary typically eligible for ₹5L–₹8L personal loan. ₹1L salary → eligible for ₹15L–₹20L from major banks.

How fast is personal loan approval in India?

Pre-approved (existing bank customer): 10 seconds to 4 hours via app. Regular application with documents: 1–7 working days. NBFCs (Bajaj, IIFL, Muthoot): Same day to 24 hours. Required documents: PAN, Aadhaar, last 3 salary slips, 3 months bank statement. Fastest approval if salary is credited to same bank. HDFC and ICICI offer instant pre-approved offers to select customers without any documentation.

What CIBIL score is needed for personal loan approval?

CIBIL 750+: Best rates 10.5–12%, high approval probability. Score 720–749: Good rates 12–14%, usually approved. Score 650–719: Higher rates 14–18%, selective approval. Below 650: Most banks reject. Try gold loan (no CIBIL check) or NBFC at 18–24%. Building CIBIL: Pay all EMIs on time, keep credit card utilization below 30%, avoid multiple loan applications in short period.

What is the maximum personal loan amount in India?

Banks: Up to ₹40–50L for high-income salaried (HDFC, ICICI, Axis). SBI: Up to ₹20L for salaried, ₹15L for pensioners. NBFCs (Bajaj Finserv): Up to ₹35L. Fintech apps (Navi, KreditBee): ₹10K to ₹5L for quick small loans. Maximum typically capped at 20–24 times monthly net salary regardless of CIBIL. ₹50K salary → max ₹10–12L. ₹1L salary → max ₹20–24L.

Can self-employed get personal loan in India?

Yes — requirements differ from salaried: ITR last 2–3 years (minimum ₹3L annual income), business continuity proof (GST certificate, shop licence), bank statement 12 months. Interest rate usually 1–2% higher than salaried. Bajaj Finserv, Tata Capital, IIFL offer competitive rates for self-employed. Professional loans (for doctors, CA, engineers) available at near-salaried rates from HDFC and ICICI.

📌 Key Takeaways — Loan Eligibility 2026

  • ✅ Banks use FOIR rule: Total EMIs (existing + new) should not exceed 50% of net income
  • ✅ CIBIL score 750+ gets best rates. Below 650 = mostly rejected by major banks
  • ✅ Co-applicant income boosts eligibility — especially spouse for home loans
  • ✅ Home Loan LTV: 90% for ≤₹30L, 80% for ₹30L–75L, 75% for above ₹75L (RBI norms)
  • ✅ Prepay existing EMIs to increase eligibility before applying for new loan
  • ✅ Home Loan max tenure: 30 years or till age 70, whichever comes first
  • ✅ Gold Loan: 75% of gold value — no CIBIL check, instant disbursal
  • ✅ Improving CIBIL from 700 to 750 can save 0.5–1% interest rate = ₹lakhs over tenure
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