Punjab National Bank (PNB) Home Loan
PSU BankPNB is a large PSU bank with a strong home loan presence in northern India. It offers concessional rates for women borrowers and a processing fee capped at ₹15,000. The trade-off is a basic digital experience.
Rates as of 2026-04-16. RBI repo rate 5.25%. Best available new-customer rate across all tracked lenders: 7.15%.
Already have a Punjab National Bank home loan?
If your current Punjab National Bank rate is above 7.25%, you are paying more than what Punjab National Bank is offering new customers today. The gap could be anywhere from 50 to 215 basis points depending on when you took the loan and which benchmark it is on.
Products offered
- PNB Housing Loan
- PNB Balance Transfer
- PNB Plot Loan
- PNB Home Improvement Loan
Best for: Women borrowers in northern India looking for concessional PSU rates and a familiar branch network.
Strengths and weaknesses
Rate reset at Punjab National Bank
PNB processes rate resets through the home loan branch. For women borrowers, the concessional rate card means the post-reset rate is often the lowest available after SBI.
Get the rate reset letter templateBalance transfer friction
Leaving Punjab National Bank for a balance transfer is straightforward. Foreclosure letters are issued within a reasonable timeline and no foreclosure fee applies on floating-rate loans (RBI 2012 circular).
Read the foreclosure charges guidePunjab National Bank (PNB) home loan at a glance
| Lender type | PSU Bank |
| Headquarters | New Delhi |
| Regulator | RBI |
| Floating rate range | 7.25% to 9.30% (EBLR-linked) |
| Processing fee | 0.35% of loan (max ₹15,000) |
| Max tenure | 30 years |
| Max loan amount | No upper limit |
| Prepayment charge | Nil on floating rate |
| Balance transfer friction | low |
| Official website | www.pnbindia.in |
Data as of 2026-04-16. Rates are for salaried borrowers with CIBIL 750+. Verify with Punjab National Bank for profile-specific quotes.
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