Loan based on ROI

bank requires ROI of 3 years to pass a loan

is there any criteria of income based on which amount of loan or rate of interest decided?

if anybody knows the criteria please tell
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Quick Summary
Banks typically require a 3-year Return on Investment (ROI) or Form 16 for salaried individuals to assess your financial stability and ability to repay a loan. The specific income criteria, loan amount, and interest rate are influenced by various factors including your CTC, existing EMIs, credit score, income source, and your relationship with the bank.

Banks request Form 16 for three years for salaried and RoI for other than salaried individuals. It is just to conform the ability of the borrower if he is financially stable to repay the loan.
What is the minimum income that should be reported
It depends upon various prospect
like CTC, other EMIs, credit score, source of income, relationship with the bank etc

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