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Personal Loan True APR

Rs 5 Lakh Personal Loan True Cost

Calculate the EMI, interest, fees, GST, net disbursal and effective APR of an Rs 5 lakh personal loan before accepting an offer.

Written and reviewed by RupeeKit Editorial TeamLast reviewed 16 July 2026Report a correction
Indian professional comparing personal-loan cost documents, fees and repayment figures with a calculator and laptop
Indian professional comparing personal-loan cost documents, fees and repayment figures with a calculator and laptop

Direct answer

What is the true cost of an Rs 5 lakh personal loan?

True cost is the scheduled interest plus attributable charges, measured against the net amount available—not just the Rs 5 lakh sanction. The exact result depends on the rate, tenure, fee, GST, insurance and payment timing.

Worked example

Enter Rs 5 lakh, 12%, 36 months, 2% fee and 18% GST on the fee. Add insurance only if attributable to the loan offer, then compare effective APR with the quoted 12%.

What to check

  • Record sanctioned and net disbursed amounts.
  • Include compulsory attributable charges.
  • Longer tenure can lower EMI but raise total interest.

How the calculator approaches it

  1. 1.Calculate EMI from sanctioned principal, reducing rate and tenure.
  2. 2.Subtract attributable upfront charges and advance EMIs from the cash received.
  3. 3.Solve the monthly internal rate that equates net cash with later repayments.
  4. 4.Annualise the result and compare it with the lender Key Facts Statement.

Important limitation

Dates, broken-period interest, rounding and charge classification can change APR. The lender Key Facts Statement is the offer-specific disclosure to verify.

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FAQs

What is the true cost of an Rs 5 lakh personal loan?

True cost is the scheduled interest plus attributable charges, measured against the net amount available—not just the Rs 5 lakh sanction. The exact result depends on the rate, tenure, fee, GST, insurance and payment timing.

Which calculator should I use for this question?

Use RupeeKit's Personal Loan True APR Calculator India and replace the example with your own current figures.

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