Lenders check if your monthly income is sufficient to repay the loan.
If you have low income or an unstable job, the lender may reject your application.
Self-employed individuals with irregular income may face difficulty in getting approved.
3. High Debt-to-Income Ratio (Too Many Existing Loans)
If you already have multiple loans or high EMIs, lenders may consider you a high-risk borrower.
Ideally, your total EMIs should not exceed 40-50% of your monthly income.
4. Frequent Loan Applications
Applying for too many loans in a short time reduces your credit score.
Each rejected application affects your chances of getting future approvals.
5. Employment-Related Issues
Some lenders have restrictions on certain employers or job types.
If your company is not listed or considered risky, your loan may get rejected.
6. Errors in Documents or KYC Issues
Incorrect or missing information in your PAN, Aadhaar, or income proof can lead to rejection.
Ensure your details are up to date and match your official records.
7. Location or Lender’s Internal Policies
Some banks do not provide loans in specific geographical areas.
Certain internal policies may lead to rejection even if you meet eligibility criteria.
What You Can Do Next:
✅ Check your CIBIL score and improve it if necessary.
✅ Reduce existing debts before applying again.
✅ Choose a lender that matches your income range and profile.
✅ Ensure all documents are correct and updated before reapplying.
✅ Wait a few months before reapplying to avoid multiple rejections.
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