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Loan Eligibility Calculator

Find the biggest loan a bank will approve based on your income and existing EMIs.

Dhan Metrics12 June 2026

dhanmetrics.com · Educational illustration only · Not investment advice

Max loan you can get

₹28,80,771

₹25.0K max EMI · 50% FOIR cap

Max EMI
₹25,000
Per month for 20 years
Total interest
+ ₹31,19,229
Of ₹60.0L payable

What this means

A bank applying a 50% FOIR cap on your ₹80.0K/mo income — net of expenses and existing EMIs — would approve a ₹28.8L loan at 8.5% for 20 years. Eligibility is the ceiling, not a recommendation. The actual affordable loan is usually 20–30% lower; see the affordability calculator.

What if you…

Got a 7.5% rate (1% lower)

₹31.0L

+₹2.2L

Stretched tenure to 25 years

₹31.0L

+₹2.2L

Cut monthly expenses by ₹10K

₹34.6L

+₹5.8L

Educational illustration. Banks apply additional checks (CIBIL, employment, property valuation). The headline number is an upper bound, not an offer.

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Inputs

Estimate the largest loan a bank will approve, based on your income.

Take-home pay after tax (in-hand).

Rent, groceries, utilities, school fees — recurring obligations.

Car loan, personal loan, credit card EMIs already running. Banks count these against your eligibility.

Typical home loan: 8.5–9.5%. Personal loan: 10–18%. Car loan: 8.5–11%.

Fixed-Obligations-to-Income Ratio — banks cap max EMI at this % of net income. Most banks use 40–50%; some go up to 60% for high-income applicants.

Loan breakdown

If you took the max loan: cumulative payments

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