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PurposeAny purpose other than speculation.View source
Any purpose other than speculation.
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- Purpose
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- Eligibility
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- 21 Aug 2026
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- high
BenefitsEmergency fund; alternative to credit cards; no strict credit limit; payment by cheque, bank transfer or cash; extended repayment timelines; flexible use of funds; higher borrowing through top-up loans.View source
Emergency fund; alternative to credit cards; no strict credit limit; payment by cheque, bank transfer or cash; extended repayment timelines; flexible use of funds; higher borrowing through top-up loans.
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- Benefits
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- Baroda Personal Loan
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- 21 Aug 2026
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- high
Eligible borrowersCentral/ state government, autonomous body, public/ joint-sector, public limited/ MNC and educational-institution employees with at least 1 year continuous service; private limited, trust and LLP employees with at least 1 year; insurance agents with at least 2 years’ business; self-employed professionals and business persons with at least 1 year stable practice/ business.View source
Central/state government, autonomous body, public/ joint-sector, public limited/ MNC and educational-institution employees with at least 1 year continuous service; private limited, trust and employees with at least 1 year; insurance agents with at least 2 years’ business; self-employed professionals and business persons with at least 1 year stable practice/ business.
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- Eligible borrowers
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- Eligibility Borrowers
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- 21 Aug 2026
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- high
ExclusionsBank staff and NRI/PIO applicants are not eligible.View source
Bank staff and / applicants are not eligible.
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- Exclusions
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- Eligibility Borrowers
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- 21 Aug 2026
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- high
Co-applicantIndividual applications only; co-applicants are not permitted.View source
Individual applications only; co-applicants are not permitted.
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- Co-applicant
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- Co-Applicant
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- 21 Aug 2026
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- high
AgeMinimum 21 years. Salaried borrower age plus tenure must not exceed retirement age or 60 years, whichever is lower; non-salaried borrower age plus tenure must not exceed 65 years.View source
Minimum 21 years. Salaried borrower age plus tenure must not exceed retirement age or 60 years, whichever is lower; non-salaried borrower age plus tenure must not exceed 65 years.
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- Age
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- Age
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- 21 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Loan amountMaximum ₹20 lakh, linked to occupation and account relationship. Minimum ₹1 lakh at metro/ urban branches and ₹50,000 at rural/ semi-urban branches.View source
Maximum ₹20 lakh, linked to occupation and account relationship. Minimum ₹1 lakh at metro/urban branches and ₹50,000 at rural/ semi-urban branches.
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- Loan amount
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- Quantum of Finance
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- 21 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Penal interest2% on the outstanding loan amount.View source
2% on the outstanding loan amount.
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- Penal interest
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- Penal interest
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- 21 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Repayment capacityFOIR is 75% of GMI for qualifying central/ state government, PSU, autonomous-body, A-rated listed-company, joint-sector and nationally reputed educational-institution employees with a Bank of Baroda salary account; 70% of GMI for the same target group using another bank; and 40% to 70% of GMI depending on income for others.View source
is 75% of for qualifying central/state government, , autonomous-body, A-rated listed-company, joint-sector and nationally reputed educational-institution employees with a Bank of Baroda salary account; 70% of for the same target group using another bank; and 40% to 70% of depending on income for others.
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- Repayment capacity
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- Specific Guidelines for Loan Eligibility
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- 21 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Repayment period84 months for qualifying salary-account customers; 72 months for the same target group with another bank; 48 to 60 months for others.View source
84 months for qualifying salary-account customers; 72 months for the same target group with another bank; 48 to 60 months for others.
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- Repayment period
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- Specific Guidelines for Loan Eligibility
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- 21 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Account relationshipFor loans up to ₹2 lakh for private/ public company, trust/ LLP employees, insurance agents, self-employed and professionals: satisfactory relationship with another bank for at least 6 months. Above ₹2 lakh: satisfactory relationship with Bank of Baroda for at least 6 months. Government employees may maintain salary account with Bank of Baroda or another bank.View source
For loans up to ₹2 lakh for private/public company, trust/ employees, insurance agents, self-employed and professionals: satisfactory relationship with another bank for at least 6 months. Above ₹2 lakh: satisfactory relationship with Bank of Baroda for at least 6 months. Government employees may maintain salary account with Bank of Baroda or another bank.
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- Account relationship
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- Specific Guidelines for Loan Eligibility
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- 21 Aug 2026
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- high
Government/defence salary-account floating rateBRLLR + SP +2.00% to BRLLR + SP +2.50%; effective 10.15% to 10.65%, linked to individual CIBIL score.View source
+ +2.00% to + +2.50%; effective 10.15% to 10.65%, linked to individual score.
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- Government/defence salary-account floating rate
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- Interest rates & charges
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- 21 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Government/defence salary-account fixed rate1-year MCLR + SP +2.00% to 1-year MCLR + SP +2.50%; effective 10.95% to 11.45%, linked to individual CIBIL score.View source
1-year + +2.00% to 1-year + +2.50%; effective 10.95% to 11.45%, linked to individual score.
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- Government/defence salary-account fixed rate
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- Interest rates & charges
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- 21 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Gold category floating rateBRLLR + SP +2.50% to BRLLR + SP +7.35%; effective 10.65% to 15.50%.View source
+ +2.50% to + +7.35%; effective 10.65% to 15.50%.
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- Gold category floating rate
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- Interest rates & charges
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- 21 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Gold category fixed rate1-year MCLR + SP +2.25% to 1-year MCLR + SP +5.10%; effective 11.20% to 14.05%.View source
1-year + +2.25% to 1-year + +5.10%; effective 11.20% to 14.05%.
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- Gold category fixed rate
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- Interest rates & charges
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- 21 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Silver category floating rateBRLLR + SP +3.00% to BRLLR + SP +7.35%; effective 11.15% to 15.50%.View source
+ +3.00% to + +7.35%; effective 11.15% to 15.50%.
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- Silver category floating rate
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- Interest rates & charges
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- 21 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Silver category fixed rate1-year MCLR + SP +2.75% to 1-year MCLR + SP +5.10%; effective 11.70% to 14.05%.View source
1-year + +2.75% to 1-year + +5.10%; effective 11.70% to 14.05%.
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- Silver category fixed rate
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- Interest rates & charges
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- 21 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Category B floating rateBRLLR + SP +3.75% to BRLLR + SP +7.35%; effective 11.90% to 15.50%.View source
+ +3.75% to + +7.35%; effective 11.90% to 15.50%.
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- Category B floating rate
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- Interest rates & charges
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- 21 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Category B fixed rate1-year MCLR + SP +3.80% to 1-year MCLR + SP +6.05%; effective 12.75% to 15.00%.View source
1-year + +3.80% to 1-year + +6.05%; effective 12.75% to 15.00%.
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- Category B fixed rate
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- Interest rates & charges
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- 21 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Category A floating rateBRLLR + SP +5.75% to BRLLR + SP +9.35%; effective 13.90% to 17.50%.View source
+ +5.75% to + +9.35%; effective 13.90% to 17.50%.
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- Category A floating rate
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- Interest rates & charges
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- 21 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Category A fixed rate1-year MCLR + SP +5.75% to 1-year MCLR + SP +9.05%; effective 14.70% to 18.00%.View source
1-year + +5.75% to 1-year + +9.05%; effective 14.70% to 18.00%.
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- Category A fixed rate
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- Interest rates & charges
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- 21 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
DocumentsCompleted loan application, three passport photographs, Form 135 with assets/ liabilities, six-month bank statement/ passbook, residence and identity proof, salary slips and six-month statement for salaried applicants, or one-year financials/ ITRs, business proof and tax documents for self-employed applicants.View source
Completed loan application, three passport photographs, Form 135 with assets/liabilities, six-month bank statement/ passbook, residence and identity proof, salary slips and six-month statement for salaried applicants, or one-year financials/ , business proof and tax documents for self-employed applicants.
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- Documents
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- Documents Required
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- 21 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Accepted identity proofPAN, Aadhaar, valid Indian passport, voter ID, driving licence, employee ID, or identity/practice certificate from a professional body.View source
, Aadhaar, valid Indian passport, voter , driving licence, employee , or identity/practice certificate from a professional body.
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- Accepted identity proof
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- Documents Required
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- 21 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Sales and marketing disclosureThe bank may use agents for sales and marketing of its products or services.View source
The bank may use agents for sales and marketing of its products or services.
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- Sales and marketing disclosure
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- Product overview
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- 21 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Interest rateFloating effective ranges by published category: 10.15%–10.65% government/ defence salary account; 10.65%–15.50% Gold; 11.15%–15.50% Category C; 11.90%–15.50% Category B; 13.90%–17.50% Category A.Effective 12 Sept 2026View source
The personal-loan table publishes category/-linked ranges.
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- Retail Loans Interest Rates
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- Baroda Personal Loan
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- 12 Sept 2026
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- high
Loan typeUnsecured personal loan for personal needs other than speculation; individual applications only and co-applicants are not allowed.View source
The page describes the facility as a personal loan for any purpose other than speculation and states that applications are considered individually without co-applicants.
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- Baroda Personal Loan — official product page
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- Purpose; Eligibility
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- 28 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
BenchmarkFloating pricing is linked to BRLLR plus a CIBIL-score-based spread; fixed pricing is linked to 1 Year MCLR plus a category and CIBIL-score-based spread.View source
The rate table labels the floating benchmark and the fixed benchmark 1 Year , each followed by a spread linked to and category.
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- Baroda Personal Loan — official product page
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- Interest rates & charges
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- 28 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Maximum amountMaximum ₹20,00,000, linked to occupation and account relationship. Minimum ₹1,00,000 in metro/ urban branches and ₹50,000 in rural/ semi-urban branches.View source
The page publishes the ₹20 lakh maximum and the two location-based minimum amounts.
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- Baroda Personal Loan — official product page
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- Features; Eligibility; — Quantum of Finance
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- 28 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
TenureRepayment period is up to 84 months for qualifying government/ PSU/ autonomous-body and national-repute educational-institution employees with a Bank of Baroda salary account; up to 72 months for the comparable group using another bank; 48–60 months for other eligible employees, agents, professionals and business persons.View source
The repayment-capacity table lists 84, 72 and 48–60 months against the three customer/account-relationship groups.
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- Baroda Personal Loan — official product page
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- Eligibility — Specific Guidelines for Loan Eligibility / Repayment Period
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- 28 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
EligibilityEligible applicants include government, PSU, autonomous-body, public/ joint-sector, listed public-company, MNC and recognised educational-institution employees with at least one year continuous service; private-company, trust and LLP employees with at least one year; insurance agents with at least two years; and self-employed professionals or business persons with at least one year stable practice/ business. Minimum age is 21; at repayment end, age must not exceed 60 for salaried or 65 for non-salaried applicants. Staff and NRI/ PIO applicants are excluded.View source
The official eligibility section lists the applicant groups, service/vintage rules, age limits and exclusions.
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- Baroda Personal Loan — official product page
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- Eligibility
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- 28 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Documents requiredCompletely filled loan application, three passport-sized photographs and Form 135 detailing assets and liabilities; bank statement for the last six months and updated passbook; residence proof (passport, voter ID, driving licence, postpaid utility bill, updated passbook/ bank statement or registered rent agreement); identity proof (PAN, Aadhaar, Indian passport, voter ID, driving licence, relevant employee ID or professional-body identity/ certificate of practice); salaried applicants' last three months' salary slips and last six months' account statement; self-employed applicants' last-year balance sheet, profit-and-loss account, income computation, income-tax returns, Form 26AS, TRACES records, business proof and applicable tax assessment/ clearance or TDS documents.View source
The official page lists the completed application/Form 135, photographs, six-month bank records, residence and identity proof options, salaried salary slips and statements, and self-employed financial, tax and business evidence.
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- Baroda Personal Loan — official product page
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- Documents Required
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- 30 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Processing feeProduct page: nil for government/ defence borrowers with a Bank of Baroda salary account; otherwise 1%–2% (minimum ₹1,000, maximum ₹10,000) + GST. Conflicting schedules: the linked All-in-Cost PDF says 2%, minimum ₹250 + service tax; the Service Charges table says 2%, minimum ₹1,000 and maximum ₹10,000 (table labelled effective 20 June 2019). Confirm the applicable category and tariff with the Bank.View source
The product-specific page states a nil fee for government/defence applicants with a salary account and 1%–2% plus , minimum ₹1,000 and maximum ₹10,000, for others. The linked older All-in-Cost schedule and service-charge tariff publish different processing terms; neither is silently treated as a current override.
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- Baroda Personal Loan — processing charge source reconciliation
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- Product page — Interest rates & charges; Service Charges — Mortgages & Retail Asset; All-in-Cost — page 3 English processing-charge table
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- 24 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Prepayment / foreclosureSources conflict: the Service Charges page lists 3% + GST on fixed-rate Personal Loan amounts prepaid during the first 3 years; the Personal Loan FAQ says no pre-closure charge, and the linked All-in-Cost PDF lists NIL prepayment. The applicable rate/ loan-type terms are not reconciled.View source
The fee page has a fixed-rate Personal Loan entry; the product-category says there is no pre-closure charge; the linked generic legacy annexure shows NIL. No current official clarification resolves whether the excludes fixed-rate facilities or supersedes the tariff.
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- Baroda Personal Loan — prepayment charge source reconciliation
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- Service Charges — Pre-Payment Charges under Fixed Rate Retail Loans; Personal Loans — pre-closure charges; All-in-Cost — page 3 English prepayment table
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- 24 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Benefits and features
- Emergency funding for urgent personal needs and flexible use of funds for purposes other than speculation.
- The page describes an alternative to credit cards and informal borrowing, with no strict credit-limit wording.
- Repayment can use cheque, bank transfer or cash, with extended and flexible repayment timelines.
- Maximum finance is ₹20 lakh; minimum is ₹1 lakh at metro/
urban branches and ₹50,000 at rural/ semi-urban branches. - Floating and fixed interest options are available; processing is nil for eligible government employees maintaining a Bank of Baroda salary account and otherwise 1%–2% plus subject to the published minimum and maximum.
Eligibility
- Eligible applicants include government, , autonomous-body, public/
joint-sector, listed public-company, MNC and recognised educational-institution employees with at least one year continuous service - private-company, trust and employees with at least one year
- insurance agents with at least two years
- and self-employed professionals or business persons with at least one year stable practice/
business. Minimum age is 21 - at repayment end, age must not exceed 60 for salaried or 65 for non-salaried applicants. Staff and /
applicants are excluded.
Passing a listed condition does not mean the bank will approve an application.
Documents the bank lists
- Completely filled loan application, three passport-sized photographs and Form 135 detailing the applicant's assets and liabilities
- Bank statement for the last six months and updated passbook
- Proof of residence: valid passport, voter card, driving licence, postpaid gas/electricity utility bill, updated passbook or bank statement, or registered rent agreement
- Proof of identity: card, Aadhaar card, valid Indian passport, voter card, driving licence, relevant government/defence/reputed-corporate employee , or photograph-bearing identity document/certificate of practice from a professional body such as , or ICFAI
- Salaried applicants: last three months' salary slips and the last six months' account statement from Bank of Baroda or another bank
- Self-employed applicants: balance sheet, profit-and-loss account and income computation for the last year; last year's income-tax returns, Form 26AS and TRACES records; business proof such as a Gomasta licence, registration certificate or service-tax registration; and income-tax assessment/
clearance certificate, tax challans, Form 16A/ certificate or Form 26AS where applicable


