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Loan Rejection? What Your CIBIL Score Is Trying to Tell You

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Loan Rejection? What Your CIBIL Score Is Trying to Tell You

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Imagine this: You apply for a personal loan or credit card thinking your income is stable, paperwork is clean — and yet, you receive a rejection email.
Confused? The silent culprit might be your CIBIL score.

At Vizzve Finance, we help you decode what your CIBIL score is trying to tell you — and how to fix it.

 What is a CIBIL Score?

CIBIL Score is a 3-digit number ranging from 300 to 900 that represents your creditworthiness. It’s used by banks and NBFCs to assess whether you’re a risky borrower or a responsible one.

750 and above = Excellent

650–749 = Fair, but needs improvement

Below 650 = Risky zone 🚨

 6 Common Reasons Why Your CIBIL Score Triggers Loan Rejection

1️⃣ Late or Missed EMI Payments

Payment delays negatively impact your score. Even one missed EMI can drop your score by 30–50 points.

2️⃣ High Credit Utilization

Are you using more than 30-40% of your credit card limit consistently? That’s a red flag for lenders.

3️⃣ Too Many Loan/Credit Applications

Each time you apply, lenders pull your credit report (called a “hard inquiry”). Multiple inquiries signal credit hunger and hurt your score.

4️⃣ No Credit History

Yes, having no credit history is also risky. Lenders can't judge your repayment behavior, so they often reject or limit first-time applicants.

5️⃣ Errors in Credit Report

Wrong loan closures, incorrect outstanding amounts, or someone else’s data on your report can unfairly pull down your score.

6️⃣ Co-signed or Guaranteed a Risky Loan

If a person you co-signed for defaults, your CIBIL score pays the price too.

 How to Improve Your CIBIL Score (Vizzve Finance Tips)

Pay EMIs and Credit Card Bills On Time

Use auto-pay features. Set reminders. Timely payment is the #1 credit score booster.

Keep Credit Utilization Below 30%

If your card limit is ₹1,00,000, try not to use more than ₹30,000 regularly.

Don’t Apply for Multiple Loans Together

Wait at least 3–6 months between applications to avoid credit hunger flags.

Check Your CIBIL Report Regularly

Use CIBIL’s free annual report feature or credit apps to spot and fix errors quickly.

Build Credit History with a Secured Card

Low CIBIL score? Get a secured credit card backed by an FD to start rebuilding credit history safely.

📉 Sample Impact: Missed EMI vs Timely Payment

ActionEffect on CIBIL ScoreLoan Approval Likelihood
Missed 1 EMI-40 pointsLower
Paid on time for 6 months+50–70 pointsHigher
High credit usage (80%)-30 pointsModerate
Usage under 30% + no defaults+ ConsistencyHigh

💬 Vizzve Finance Advice:

“Your CIBIL score is like your financial report card. Treat it with care — because even one mistake can cost you access to funds when you need them most.”

🙋‍♂️ FAQs

Q1: Can I get a loan with a low CIBIL score?
A: Yes, but with higher interest rates and stricter terms. It’s better to improve your score first.

Q2: How long does it take to repair a bad credit score?
A: With consistent efforts, scores can improve in 6 to 12 months.

Q3: Will checking my own credit score hurt it?
A: No. Only hard inquiries from banks affect your score. Your personal checks are safe.

✅ Final Word from Vizzve Finance

Your loan application was rejected — not you.
Your CIBIL score is just telling you: “Let’s clean things up a bit.”
Start today. Check your score. Build good credit habits.
Because with a healthy score, your financial future is wide open.

Published on : 19th July

Published by : SMITA

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