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✓ Updated March 2026 · MSME / RBI Guidelines

Business Loan
Eligibility

Check how much business loan you can get based on your turnover, profit, DSCR, and CIBIL score — with MSME, term loan and working capital options.

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📋 Business & Financial Details
Turnover₹50L
₹5L₹50L₹10Cr
Net Profit₹8L
₹1L₹1Cr₹2Cr
Score720
300600750900
📊 Eligibility Result
Estimated Max Loan Eligibility
₹0
Based on your inputs
Eligibility Score
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    💡 DSCR Explained

    Debt Service Coverage Ratio = Monthly Net Income ÷ (New EMI + Existing EMIs). Lenders need DSCR ≥ 1.5. This calculator shows your estimated DSCR to help you understand bankability before applying.

    🏦 Business Loan Options — India (March 2026)
    Lender / SchemeRateMax AmountMin VintageMin TurnoverBest For
    SBI SME Loan10.5–13%₹25 Crore2 years₹50LEstablished businesses
    HDFC Business Loan11–24%₹75L (unsecured)2 years₹40LSmall businesses
    Mudra Loan (Tarun)7–12%₹10LAnyNoneMicro enterprises
    CGTMSE (MSME)Bank rate₹5 CroreNew/oldNoneNo collateral MSME
    Bajaj Finserv14–30%₹80L1 year₹12LFast disbursal
    Lendingkart / FlexiLoans16–28%₹2 Crore6 months₹12LNew-age MSMEs
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    Business Loan Eligibility Calculator India — How Much Can You Borrow in 2026?

    Business loan eligibility in India depends on several factors: annual turnover, net profit, years in business (vintage), credit score of promoters, existing debt obligations (DSCR), and availability of collateral. Banks typically lend 3–6× annual net profit for unsecured loans and up to 80% of collateral for secured loans.

    1.5x
    Minimum DSCR required by most banks for business loan approval
    700+
    Minimum CIBIL score for standard business loan; 750+ for best rates
    ₹5Cr
    Max CGTMSE-guaranteed MSME loan without full collateral
    2 yrs
    Typical minimum business vintage required by major banks

    🛠️ How to Use

    1. Step 1: Select your business type and fill in annual turnover and net profit from your latest ITR/P&L.
    2. Step 2: Enter years in business, your CIBIL score, and total existing monthly EMI obligations.
    3. Step 3: Specify if you have collateral and its approximate value.
    4. Step 4: The calculator shows maximum estimated eligibility, DSCR, and eligibility checklist.
    5. Step 5: Use the lender comparison table to identify the best option for your profile.
    💡 Pro Tips
    ✓ Register as MSME (Udyam registration) — unlocks government-backed loans, preferential rates, and CGTMSE guarantee scheme (no collateral up to ₹5Cr).
    ✓ File GST returns consistently and maintain clean banking — lenders increasingly use GST data and bank statement analytics for loan decisions.
    ✓ Keep promoter CIBIL above 700 — business loans are assessed on promoter credit score for proprietorships and partnerships.
    ✓ Working capital loans (CC/OD) are easier to get than term loans — start with working capital to build banking relationship, then upgrade to term loan.

    ❓ FAQs

    Can a startup get a business loan in India? +

    Yes — Mudra Shishu loans (up to ₹50K) and Kishor loans (₹50K–₹5L) are available even for new businesses. NBFCs like Lendingkart require only 6 months of business history. SIDBI schemes also support early-stage businesses. However, collateral or personal guarantees are usually required for larger amounts.

    What is the difference between term loan and working capital loan? +

    Term loan is a fixed lump sum with EMIs, used for capital expenditure (machinery, expansion). Working capital loan (CC/OD) is a revolving facility for day-to-day operations (inventory, receivables). WC loans have higher flexibility but usually higher rates. Most businesses need both.

    Is business loan interest tax deductible? +

    Yes — business loan interest is fully deductible as a business expense under Section 37 of the Income Tax Act. This makes business loans significantly cheaper in post-tax terms. A 15% loan rate at 30% tax slab = effective cost of 10.5%.

    What if my business is loss-making? +

    Most banks will not sanction unsecured loans to loss-making businesses. Options include: secured loans against property/FD, peer-to-peer lending, NBFCs that use alternative data (GST, bank statements), or government ECLGS-type schemes during specific periods. Restructuring to show profit before applying is advisable.

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