EMI for 10 Lakh Personal Loan — Compare Rates and Tenures

Calculate EMI for Rs 10 lakh personal loan at different interest rates and tenures. Compare banks to find the lowest cost option.

Rs 10 lakh is typically the maximum unsecured personal loan amount offered by major Indian banks. At 12% for 5 years the monthly EMI is Rs 22244 with total interest of Rs 3.35 lakh. For this amount consider whether a secured loan (gold loan or loan against FD) at lower rates might be more cost-effective.

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Monthly EMI
₹8,678
Total Interest
₹10.83 L
Total Amount
₹20.83 L
₹1.00 LSlide to adjust₹10.00 Cr

Key Information

ParameterDetails
EMI at 11% for 3 yearsRs 32739 per month
EMI at 12% for 5 yearsRs 22244 per month
Total Interest (12% 3 yrs)Rs 1.96 lakh
Total Interest (12% 5 yrs)Rs 3.35 lakh

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest way to borrow 10 lakh?

Options ranked by interest cost: Gold loan (7-9%) > Loan against FD (7.5-9%) > Loan against mutual funds (9-11%) > Personal loan (10-16%) > Credit card (24-42%). For Rs 10L borrowing a gold loan saves Rs 50000-150000 versus personal loan over 3 years. Consider secured options first if you have collateral.

10 lakh personal loan EMI on Rs 60000 salary?

At Rs 60000 monthly salary banks allow EMI up to Rs 24000-30000 (40-50% of income). At 12% for 5 years EMI is Rs 22244 which fits within limits. However if you have existing EMIs (home loan car loan) they reduce eligibility. Banks also consider credit score employment stability and company category.

Can I prepay a 10 lakh personal loan?

Yes most banks allow prepayment after 6-12 months. Prepayment charges range from 0% (some digital lenders) to 2-5% of outstanding amount. At 12% interest even with 2% prepayment charge prepaying after 1 year saves approximately Rs 1.5 lakh in interest. Check your bank specific prepayment terms before borrowing.

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Last updated: March 2026