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Loan interest rates

Every rate below comes from the lender’s own website, never an aggregator, and shows the day we last checked it. The rate you are offered depends on your credit score, income and the loan, so treat these as the range to expect.

Updated

Rates checked against the lenders' official pages on 28 September 2026. Your actual rate depends on your profile; confirm with the lender before you apply. RBI raised the repo rate from 5.25% to 5.50% on 7 October 2026; repo-linked rates checked before then (SBI home loan, HDFC Bank home loan, Bank of Baroda home loan, Axis Bank home loan, Kotak Mahindra home loan) are likely to be about 0.25 points higher from the next reset.

Official rate pages: SBI home loan · ICICI Bank home loan · HDFC Bank home loan · Bank of Baroda home loan · Axis Bank home loan · Kotak Mahindra home loan · HDFC Bank personal loan · SBI (Xpress Credit) personal loan · ICICI Bank personal loan · Axis Bank personal loan · Kotak Mahindra personal loan · IndusInd Bank personal loan · HDFC Bank business loan

Home loans

Floating rates linked to each bank’s benchmark.

  • Bank of BarodaBRLLR 7.90% (repo + 2.65%)
    From7.20%
    Up to8.95%
    28 Sept 2026Bank’s rate page
  • State Bank of IndiaEBLR + spread
    From7.25%
    Up to—

    Fee: 0.35% of loan (min ₹2,000, max ₹10,000) + GST

    28 Sept 2026Bank’s rate page
  • Kotak MahindraRepo + spread
    From7.60%
    Up to—

    Fee: 0.5% (salaried), 1% (self-employed)

    28 Sept 2026Bank’s rate page
  • HDFC BankRepo + 2.50% to 7.95%
    From7.75%
    Up to13.20%

    Fee: Up to 0.50% of loan or ₹3,000, whichever is higher, + taxes

    28 Sept 2026Bank’s rate page
  • Axis BankRepo + spread
    From8.20%
    Up to—
    28 Sept 2026Bank’s rate page
  • ICICI BankRepo + spread
    From8.75%
    Up to10.05%

    Fee: 0.5% of loan amount + taxes

  • HDFC Bank
    From10.75%
    Up to22.50%

    Fee: Up to 2% (nil up to ₹5 lakh for Udyam-registered MSEs)

    28 Sept 2026Bank’s rate page

Frequently asked questions

Why is my offered rate higher than the starting rate?

Starting rates go to borrowers with high credit scores, stable incomes and, for home loans, low loan-to-value. Banks add a spread for everyone else, which is why each lender shows a range.

How often do you check these rates?

We re-check each lender’s official page and update the date beside it. Rows not re-checked for 90 days are marked, and you should confirm the current rate with the lender before applying.

Do home loan rates change after I borrow?

Floating-rate home loans move with the lender’s benchmark. Repo-linked loans reset at least once every three months when the RBI changes the repo rate.