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Credit Score Estimator

Estimate your credit score range based on your credit behavior and financial habits. Understand what affects your score and get personalized tips to improve your creditworthiness.

Estimate Your Credit Score
Answer these questions to get an estimated credit score range
Your Estimated Credit Score
Estimated Score Range
750-780
Excellent
Score CategoryExcellent (750-900)
Loan Approval Chances
95%
Interest Rate Benefit
Lowest
What This Means
  • • Excellent chances of loan approval
  • • Qualify for lowest interest rates
  • • Premium credit card eligibility
  • • Higher credit limits available
Tips to Maintain Your Score
  • • Continue paying all bills on time
  • • Keep credit utilization below 30%
  • • Avoid multiple credit inquiries
  • • Maintain a healthy credit mix
Credit Score Ranges
750-900: Excellent
Best rates & easy approvals
700-749: Good
Good rates & high approval
650-699: Fair
Moderate rates & approval
550-649: Poor
Higher rates & limited options
300-549: Very Poor
Difficult to get credit
Score Factors
Payment History35%
Credit Utilization30%
Credit History Length15%
Credit Mix10%
New Credit10%
Important Note

This is an estimated score range based on your inputs. For your actual CIBIL score, check with official credit bureaus like CIBIL, Experian, Equifax, or CRIF High Mark.

Understanding Credit Scores in India

A credit score is a 3-digit number ranging from 300 to 900 that represents your creditworthiness. In India, CIBIL (Credit Information Bureau India Limited) is the most widely used credit bureau. A score above 750 is considered excellent and significantly improves your chances of loan approval at the best interest rates.

As of November 2025, lenders use credit scores as a primary factor in loan decisions. A good credit score can save you lakhs of rupees in interest over the life of a loan, while a poor score can lead to rejections or higher interest rates.

How to Improve Your Credit Score
  • 1
    Pay Bills On Time
    Set up auto-pay to never miss a payment
  • 2
    Keep Utilization Low
    Use less than 30% of your credit limit
  • 3
    Maintain Old Accounts
    Longer credit history improves your score
  • 4
    Limit Credit Inquiries
    Too many applications hurt your score