Loan Eligibility Calculator

Estimate loan eligibility from income, existing EMIs, FOIR, rate and tenure.

EMI you can afford
Eligible loan amount

Estimate based on FOIR (Fixed Obligation to Income Ratio) — lenders typically cap total EMIs at 40–55% of income. Actual eligibility also depends on credit score, employer, age and lender policy.

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How to use Loan Eligibility Calculator

Three quick steps — no sign-up needed

  1. Step 1

    Enter net monthly income and existing EMIs

    Use take-home style income (₹) and current EMI obligations.

  2. Step 2

    Set FOIR, rate, and tenure

    Choose max EMI as % of income, interest rate, and years.

  3. Step 3

    Read indicative eligibility

    Lenders still underwrite with credit score and documents.

About Loan Eligibility Calculator

Loan Eligibility Calculator estimates how much loan you might service from net monthly income, existing EMIs, FOIR-style EMI cap, interest rate, and tenure. Borrowers searching "loan eligibility calculator", "how much loan can I get", or "FOIR calculator" want a budgeting range before talking to a bank.

Enter income (₹), existing EMIs, max EMI % of income, rate, and tenure. Banks also use credit score, employment type, LTV rules, and internal policies - eligibility can be lower than a simple FOIR model.

Treat the output as indicative. Improving score, reducing other EMIs, or choosing a longer tenure can change capacity. Not a sanction letter or financial advice.

Benefits of Loan Eligibility Calculator

FOIR-aware estimate Respect income already used by EMIs.
Rate and tenure sensitive See how terms change eligibility.
Pre-discussion planning Walk into bank meetings prepared.
Fast what-if checks Test income or EMI changes.

Frequently asked questions

What is FOIR?

Fixed obligation to income ratio - how much of income can go to EMIs.

Why did the bank offer less?

Score, stability, property type, and policy caps often reduce eligibility.

Should I maximise tenure for eligibility?

Longer tenure can raise eligibility but increases total interest.

Is this approval?

No - only an educational estimate.

Does it use CIBIL automatically?

You enter the numbers; it does not pull bureau data.