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Your CIBIL score is a three-digit number (300–900) that reflects your credit history. Banks and NBFCs use it to assess how likely you are to repay a loan, so it affects loan approval, interest rates, and credit card eligibility.

It varies by individual. It depends on your credit history, the issues involved, and how lenders and bureaus process updates. Some fixes, like correcting an error, can reflect within a few weeks. Building a stronger score over time usually takes several months.

No. No legitimate credit advisory service can guarantee a specific score increase, since outcomes depend on your individual credit history, lender reporting, and bureau processing timelines. We provide expert analysis and a personalized action plan, not guaranteed results.

Yes. Reviewing your own credit report, disputing inaccurate entries with credit bureaus, and seeking professional guidance on improving your credit profile are all legitimate activities.

Credit repair focuses on analyzing your credit report, correcting errors, and improving financial habits. Loan settlement is a separate negotiation with a lender to close an existing debt, often for less than the full amount, which can itself affect your credit report.

Disputing a genuine error generally does not hurt your score. It aims to correct inaccurate information that may be unfairly lowering it.

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Yes. We offer dedicated Business Credit Improvement and MSME credit advisory services alongside our individual services.

A recent copy of your credit report (CIBIL, Experian, Equifax, or CRIF) is helpful but not required. We can guide you on how to obtain one during the consultation.

No. We are an independent credit advisory service and are not affiliated with TransUnion CIBIL Limited, any other credit bureau, or any bank or NBFC.