How to Check Your CA Loan EMI Due Date

Your CA loan EMI due date is specified in your loan agreement and repayment schedule. It determines when each scheduled instalment is expected to be paid during the loan tenure. The due date generally follows the repayment arrangement established for your loan and should not be assumed to change automatically. If you need to change the due date, the request would be subject to the applicable servicing process and approval. Since missing the scheduled date can result in an unpaid or overdue EMI, track the due date and ensure the required amount is available for repayment. Review your loan account regularly to confirm the upcoming EMI date, amount, and any pending dues. If you have already received a legal notice for earlier payment delays, checking or managing the EMI due date does not clear existing overdue amounts or replace the requirements stated in the notice.

Where can you find your CA loan EMI due date?

You can check your EMI due date through your loan documents, account statement, or Bajaj Finance digital platforms. Your repayment schedule can also help you understand the dates and amounts associated with future instalments.

Common places to check include:

• Loan agreement: Review the repayment schedule provided when you booked your loan.
• Statement of Account: Check the repayment details and upcoming EMI information available in your statement.
• Bajaj Finance App: Select your CA loan account under My Relations to review the available loan details.
• My Account portal: Open your loan account and check the Loan Details section for the next EMI due date.
• Payment notifications: Review relevant SMS or other communications received on your registered contact details.

The displayed information may vary depending on your loan account and the available servicing options.

You can check your next EMI due date through the Bajaj Finance App or My Account portal. These digital platforms also let you review other loan information, such as repayment details and account status.

Through the Bajaj Finance App

1. Sign in using your registered mobile number and OTP.
2. Go to My Relations and select your CA loan account.
3. Open the Loan Details or Account Details section.
4. Check the next EMI due date and EMI amount displayed for your account.
5. Review your repayment information to confirm whether any earlier EMI remains unpaid.
6. If an EMI is overdue, check the outstanding amount and applicable charges shown on the account.
7. Save or download the available loan statement or repayment details for future reference.

Through the Bajaj Finance My Account portal

1. Sign in using your registered mobile number and OTP.
2. Go to My Relations and select your CA loan account.
3. Open the relevant Loan Details section.
4. Check your next EMI due date and scheduled EMI amount.
5. Review the payment history and outstanding amount for any pending dues.
6. Access the available Statement of Account or repayment schedule if you need a detailed record.
7. Retain the relevant loan details for future reference.

If the due date or repayment information differs from your loan records, compare the details with your latest statement or repayment schedule before assuming 

the amount payable.

What should you check along with your CA loan EMI due date?

Checking only the EMI date may not provide a complete picture of your repayment position. Review the associated account information so that you know what is due and whether any earlier payment remains outstanding.

If your EMI is on auto-debit, keep the linked account active and sufficiently funded before the due date. If an EMI is overdue, check the outstanding amount and use an authorised repayment channel to clear it promptly.

What to do after a missed CA loan EMI

Missing your CA loan EMI due date means you did not pay the scheduled instalment by the due date. The unpaid amount may become overdue, and applicable charges may be added according to your loan terms. Continued repayment delays may also affect your credit record if reported to credit information companies. First, check whether the EMI was deducted, is still being processed, or remains outstanding in your loan account. If the EMI remains unpaid, review the amount due and make the required payment through an authorised repayment channel. If you have received a legal notice for earlier unpaid CA loan dues, paying a subsequent EMI does not automatically clear existing overdue amounts or resolve the requirements stated in the notice. Review the notice, outstanding account position, and current repayment schedule separately, and take timely action to address any pending dues.