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Calculate maximum loan amount you can borrow based on income
Loan Eligibility
Available EMI Capacity
Projected DTI Ratio
Loan eligibility determines the maximum amount a lender will provide based on your income, existing liabilities, CIBIL score, and employment stability. Most lenders use debt-to-income ratio (monthly EMI ÷ monthly income) with maximum limits of 40-50% for salaried employees and 30-40% for self-employed. Your eligibility fundamentally shapes borrowing capacity—a ₹50,000 monthly income with 40% ratio allows ₹20,000 monthly EMI, limiting home loan capacity to ₹35-40 lakh depending on tenure and rate. Understanding personal eligibility before shopping for loans prevents rejection heartbreak and improves negotiating power. Eligibility is not static—income growth, CIBIL improvement, and liability reduction enhance future borrowing capacity.
EMI = P × r × (1+r)^n / ((1+r)^n − 1)Where:
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