As mentioned before, one of the few reasons why banks reject an application for a bike loan is because of a low credit score (this is the minimum requirement). Mentioned below are a few reasons for a poor credit score.
- Previous or existing loans - If you have an existing bike loan or have been recently rejected for a bike loan application and have immediately applied for another loan, there is greater change for the new loan application to get rejected. This can further lead to a bad credit score.
- Delayed payment - If you fail to pay credit card EMIs on time on a regular basis, it will have a negative impact on your credit score
- Credit card bills - Ensure that you pay your credit card bills in full every month on the due date. The reason being that the outstanding amount is considered as overdue by CIBIL. A consistent buildup of overdues can lower your CIBIL score.
- Missing payments - This is probably the worst case scenarios for your CIBIL score. Failure to pay even a single payment can give a negative marking to your overall score.
- Multiple credit applications - When you apply for credit to multiple banks at the same time, it increases the chances of a hard inquiry. Each negative inquiry can downgrade your CIBIL score drastically.
Keeping all these things in mind, additional statutory details which a bank requires for disbursing a bike loan include a mandatory age of 18 years, regular income and repayment potential, domiciliary status, employment status, bank statement and KYC.