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Home Loan Eligibility Calculator

Find out how much home loan you qualify for based on your income and obligations.

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Check Your Home Loan Eligibility

Enter your income and loan details below. Results update live as you adjust the values.

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Detailed breakdown of your home loan eligibility calculation.

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What is Home Loan Eligibility and How to Use This Calculator

A home loan eligibility calculator helps you estimate the maximum loan amount a bank will approve based on your income and existing financial obligations. Indian banks use the FOIR (Fixed Obligation to Income Ratio) method to determine how much of your monthly income can go towards EMI payments. If you are searching for a tool to check home loan eligibility based on salary, this calculator gives you an instant answer using the same FOIR formula that banks apply.

To use the calculator, enter your net monthly take-home income, the total of all existing EMIs you currently pay, and the FOIR percentage your bank uses (typically 50% for salaried employees). Then set the expected interest rate and loan tenure. The FOIR home loan calculator India instantly shows your maximum eligible loan amount, the maximum EMI you can afford, and your overall FOIR utilisation percentage.

Understanding your eligibility before applying helps you negotiate better with lenders and avoid rejection. The maximum home loan amount calculator also shows you how reducing existing EMIs or adding a co-applicant can significantly increase your eligible loan amount.

The Formula Behind Home Loan Eligibility

Max EMI = (Net Monthly Income x FOIR%) - Existing EMIs Max Loan = Max EMI x [(1+R)^N - 1] / [R x (1+R)^N] R = Annual Interest Rate / 12 / 100 N = Tenure in Months

The bank first calculates the maximum EMI you can afford by applying the FOIR percentage to your income and subtracting existing obligations. It then back-calculates the loan principal that would produce exactly that EMI at the given rate and tenure.

Tips to improve your home loan eligibility

01.Reduce existing EMIs before applying. Paying off a personal loan or car loan can significantly increase your eligible home loan amount.
02.A higher FOIR means more loan eligibility. Some banks offer 55–60% FOIR for high-income applicants or those with excellent credit scores.
03.Longer tenure increases loan amount but raises total interest. A 30-year tenure gives you a higher eligible amount than 20 years for the same income.
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Common Questions About Home Loan Eligibility

FOIR (Fixed Obligation to Income Ratio) is the percentage of your monthly income that banks allow to go towards EMI payments. Most Indian banks set FOIR between 40%–60%.

Banks calculate eligibility by multiplying your net income by the FOIR percentage, subtracting existing EMIs to get the maximum new EMI, then back-calculating the loan amount using the EMI formula.

With ₹50,000 net income, 50% FOIR, and no existing EMIs, your max EMI is ₹25,000. At 8.5% for 20 years, this translates to approximately ₹25–26 lakhs.

Yes, FOIR includes all fixed obligations — existing loan EMIs, credit card minimums, and the proposed new EMI. The new EMI is limited to: (Income × FOIR%) − Existing EMIs.

You can increase eligibility by: paying off existing loans, adding a co-applicant, choosing a longer tenure, or increasing your income through salary hikes or additional income sources.

Most Indian banks use 40%–50% FOIR for salaried employees and 50%–60% for self-employed. SBI, HDFC, and ICICI typically use 50% as the standard FOIR.