Fixed vs floating interest rates
How fixed and floating rates work, and the questions to ask before you choose.
Eligibility · 4 min read
What lenders typically look at when you apply, and practical steps to strengthen your application.
Every lender sets its own eligibility rules, but most look at a similar set of factors. Knowing them helps you prepare before you apply.
Lenders want confidence that you can repay. They look at how much you earn, how regular it is and how long you have been in your job or business.
Your current EMIs and credit card dues reduce how much of your income is free for a new loan. Many lenders look at the share of your monthly income already committed to repayments.
Your credit report shows how you have handled credit in the past. Timely repayments help; missed payments and frequent applications can hurt.
Use our EMI calculators to see what a comfortable EMI looks like before you apply.
General information only, not financial advice. Updated 10 Oct 2026.
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