Bank

Bank of Baroda Personal Loan

3.7
Interest Rate
10.9% – 18.25%
Loan Amount
₹1L – ₹10L
Tenure
12–84 months

Rates as of October 2026

Bank of Baroda Personal Loan — Key Details

Interest Rate
10.9% – 18.25% p.a.
Loan Amount
₹1L – ₹10L
Tenure
12 – 84 months
Processing Fee
2%
Min CIBIL Score
650+
Min Monthly Income
₹15,000
Age Range
21 – 60 years
Employment Type
Salaried, Self-Employed, Government Employees

Eligibility Criteria

Who qualifies for a Bank of Baroda personal loan?

  • Age 21–60 years
  • Monthly income ≥ ₹15,000
  • CIBIL ≥ 650
  • Minimum 1 year employment

Documents Required

  • PAN Card
  • Aadhaar Card
  • Salary slips (3 months)
  • Bank statements
  • Form 16

Pros & Cons

Advantages

  • Long tenure up to 84 months
  • Accepts self-employed
  • Large PSU bank network
  • Lower CIBIL bar at 650

Watch out for

  • Fixed 2% processing fee
  • Slow processing timeline
  • Lower max loan amount (₹10L)

How to Apply for Bank of Baroda Personal Loan

  1. Apply online via Bank of Baroda website
  2. Submit income and KYC at nearest BOB branch
  3. Credit team review in 5–7 working days
  4. Receive sanction letter
  5. Sign agreement and receive disbursement

Bank of Baroda Personal Loan — Frequently Asked Questions

Bank of Baroda requires a minimum monthly income of ₹15,000 for personal loan applicants. Salaried employees with a regular salary credit and self-employed professionals with documented income both qualify, subject to individual credit assessment.

Bank of Baroda charges a processing fee of 2%. This is a one-time charge deducted from the disbursed amount. GST at 18% is also applicable on the processing fee. There are no hidden charges — all fees are disclosed upfront on Paisawaala.

The final step with Bank of Baroda is typically: Sign agreement and receive disbursement. For existing customers or pre-approved offers, the timeline is significantly shorter.

Bank of Baroda requires a minimum CIBIL score of 650. A higher score (750+) improves your chances of getting a lower interest rate. You can check your CIBIL score for free on Paisawaala before applying.

Yes, most personal loans from Bank of Baroda can be foreclosed after a lock-in period (typically 6–12 EMIs). Foreclosure charges may apply depending on when you close the loan and the outstanding principal. Check the loan agreement for exact terms.

Bank of Baroda is a scheduled public sector bank regulated by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Your deposits are insured by DICGC up to ₹5 lakhs.

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No impact on your CIBIL score for eligibility check