Personal loan by amount

₹50 Lakh Personal Loan.

The top end of what any lender offers unsecured — see your EMI across tenures, the income typically needed, and how many of our tracked lenders offer it.

Minimum monthly income typically needed

₹2,50,000

Based on a 20× income multiplier lenders commonly apply

Lenders offering this amount

4 of 15

From our tracked personal loan lender set

TenureMonthly EMI (at 14.5% p.a.)Total interest
1 year₹4,50,113₹4,01,356
3 years₹1,72,105₹11,95,780
5 years₹1,17,641₹20,58,460

Where ₹50 lakh sits in the market

Only 4 of our 15 tracked lenders — ICICI Bank, IndusInd Bank, Poonawalla Fincorp, and Bajaj Finserv — extend an unsecured personal loan this large, and this is close to the practical ceiling for unsecured lending in the Indian market. Given the rate gap at this size, a secured option like a Loan Against Property is worth exploring first if you have eligible property — it's very likely to come in meaningfully cheaper than any unsecured offer here.

₹50,00,000
14.50%
5 Yr
Monthly EMI
₹1,17,641
Principal amount
₹50,00,000
Total interest
₹20,58,460
Total amount
₹70,58,460
Principal71%
Principal amount₹50,00,000
Interest amount₹20,58,460
Your Amortization Details
YearPrincipalInterestBalance
1₹7,34,218₹6,77,474₹42,65,783
2₹8,48,046₹5,63,646₹34,17,735
3₹9,79,525₹4,32,167₹24,38,211
4₹11,31,387₹2,80,305₹13,06,826
5₹13,06,789₹1,04,903₹35

Frequently asked questions

Is a ₹50 lakh personal loan realistic?

It's at the very top end of what any lender offers unsecured — only a handful of banks and NBFCs extend personal loans this large, typically reserved for high-income, high-credit-score applicants with an existing strong relationship with the lender. Check the eligible lender count above for how many in our tracked set currently go this high.

Would a secured loan be cheaper than a ₹50 lakh personal loan?

Almost certainly — at this size, a loan against property or a home loan top-up will typically cost several percentage points less than an unsecured personal loan, given the far higher risk a lender takes on without collateral. It's worth exploring secured options seriously before an unsecured loan this large.