Updated on: Jun 7th, 2024
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Central Bank of India, is one of India’s oldest and largest state-owned commercial banks. Usually, the home loan is a big amount taken for a longer period upon which interest is levied. In this article, we will cover all possible questions related to the Central Bank of India Home Loan.
Central Bank of India Home Loan Schemes | Description |
Cent Home Loan | To construct/acquire a new home/flat or acquire an existing home/flat which has a remaining life of applied loan tenure + 10 years. The scheme also considers renovation, repair, and alteration of existing home/flat. |
Cent Home Double Plus Scheme | Two aspects—Overdraft facility and term loan. The former can be taken to construct/acquire new or existing homes/flats or extend existing houses. The latter for repair/renovation of house/flat, vehicle purchase, refurbishing home, furniture purchase, solar energy equipment purchase, children’s marriage/education/medical expenses, and family vacation/trip. |
TopUp Facility To Cent Home Loan Beneficiaries | You can take this loan for personal needs. You cannot use the money borrowed under this scheme for speculative, real estate, or capital market activities, or activities prohibited by law. The loan amount ranges from Rs.2 lakh up to Rs.50 lakh. |
Cent Home Loan Scheme for Purchasing 3rd or 4th House/Flat | This scheme allows you to borrow for construction/acquiring a new house/flat or acquiring an existing house/flat, which is not older than 40 years and has a remaining life of the loan tenure + 10 years. |
Cent Home Loan to Employees of Central State Govt PSU | This scheme is dedicated to all permanent employees of Central and state governments and PSUs of Central government. The property or other tangible securities will be mortgaged for financing. |
Cent Combo (HL and Vehicle Loan) | The bank provides a concession if the home loan and vehicle loan are taken together. The average annual income of the applicant for the last two years, as per IT return filed, should be a minimum Rs.4 lakh. The minimum home loan amount is Rs.20 lakh. |
The current Repo Based Lending Rate (RBLR) is 6.85% + CRP.
Internal Risk Rating Score | CIBIL/CRIF above 725ORExperian above 750 | CIBIL/CRIF 701-725ORExperian 726-750 | CIBIL/CRIF 675-700ORExperian 700-725 |
71-100(CBI-1 to 3, i.e. LOW RISK) | RBLR | RBLR+0.10 | RBLR+0.20 |
50-70(CBI-4 to 6, i.e. MEDIUM RISK) | RBLR+0.25 | RBLR+0.35 | RBLR+0.45 |
<50(CBI-7 to 10, i.e. HIGH RISK) | – | – | – |
Net Annual Income | EMI/NMI Ratio (Maximum) |
<=Rs.1.20 lakh | 20% |
>Rs.1.20 lakh<=Rs.3.00 lakh | 30% |
>Rs.3.00 lakh<=Rs.5.00 lakh | 55% |
>Rs.5.00 lakh<=Rs.8.00 lakh | 60% |
>Rs.8.00 lakh<=Rs.10 lakh | 65% |
>Rs.10.00 lakh | 66.67% |
Where Net Monthly Income (NMI) is the difference between Gross Monthly Income (GMI) and all statutory deductions and taxes (excluding all existing and proposed EMI).
Loan Margin (may vary with schemes)
1. Salaried Borrower
Construction/purchase of new/existing house/flat or cost of extension of existing house/flat (including the cost of land) | |
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Loans up to Rs.30 lakh | 90% of the cost |
Rs.30.00 lakh up to Rs.75 lakh | 80% of the cost |
Above Rs.75 lakh | 75% of the cost |
Repairs/renovations/extension/alterations of existing house/flat | Up to 75% of the cost; maximum of Rs.10 lakh |
Plot for constructing housing unit (Not for standalone plots) | 75% of the registered value of the flat; a maximum of 75% of the total cost of the housing unit |
2. Non-Salaried Borrower
Construction/purchase of new/existing house/flat | |
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Loans up to Rs.75 lakh | 80% of the cost |
Loans above Rs.75 lakh | 75% of the cost |
Cost of extension of existing house/flat (including the cost of land) | 75% of the cost |
Repairs/renovations/extension/alterations of existing house/flat | 75% of the cost; maximum of Rs.10 lakh |
Plot for constructing housing unit (Not for standalone plots) | 75% of the registered value of the flat; a maximum of 75% of the total cost of the housing unit |
Processing Fees | 0.50% of the loan amount; up to Rs.20,000 |
An important tool like Home Loan EMI calculator helps you evaluate and plan your budget.
The permissible home loan amount will usually be the maximum acceptable LTV ratio or the permissible EMI/NMI ratio, whichever is low.
You may avail up to 24 months of moratorium period in the case of constructing the house. For a moratorium period between 18 months and 24 months, the pre-EMI interest is to be paid by the borrower as and when applied.
Central Bank of India requires a minimum credit score from selected credit reporting agencies for you to qualify for a home loan.
Credit Reporting Agency | Minimum Credit Score |
TransUnion CIBIL | 675 |
Experian | 700 |
CRIF | 675 |
You can access the home loan application form on the official website of the Central Bank of India’s official website’s official website. You can also visit the bank branch for the application form. Please note that the application form may vary base you are looking at.