Approval is only a ceiling
The eligible amount shows what may be possible under current assumptions, not what is automatically comfortable to borrow.
Enter your income and loan assumptions to see your eligibility summary.
See how total paid grows and outstanding balance falls if you borrow up to the estimated eligible amount.
A loan eligibility calculator is an online tool that helps you estimate how much loan amount a lender may approve based on your monthly income, existing EMIs, FOIR limit, interest rate, and loan tenure.
The calculator first estimates the maximum new EMI you may support within the selected FOIR limit after accounting for your current obligations. It then converts that EMI capacity into an eligible loan amount using the chosen interest rate and repayment period.
This formula assumes EMIs are paid at the end of each month.
Eligible Loan = EMI × [1 - (1 + r)-n] / r
Where:
Use lender-style approval math as a starting point, then pressure-test it against real monthly comfort.
The eligible amount shows what may be possible under current assumptions, not what is automatically comfortable to borrow.
Two lenders can give different approval estimates because they apply different policy filters, income rules, and EMI thresholds.
Longer tenure or lower rate can expand eligibility materially, but they also change total repayment and borrowing risk.
Related loan tools people often use after checking lender-style eligibility.
Review these before treating approval math as your final borrowing decision.
Eligibility can exceed comfort. Affordability shows whether the same EMI still leaves room for savings and daily life.
Explore calculator →Translate the estimated approved loan into actual EMI, total payment, and interest before committing.
Explore calculator →Longer tenures often help approval, but they also increase the time and cost of repayment.
Explore calculator →Small rate changes can shift the estimated eligible amount meaningfully, especially over long tenures.
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