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You have 19 active card accounts you aren't using all I hope, so I suggest you close them instead.

You are correct these cards will not give him any rewards after paying the charges. Better go for milestone-based cards where you can extract extra benefits after paying the charges.

Mastering the art of points, miles, and cashback.

Ask the dealer or showroom owner how much they are willing to take via credit card. Like Car is 20L they are willing to take 7L via CC rest you pay via any other method. Can you share your card collection with limits? Then I can suggest the best card or combination of cards that can be used.

Sometimes for few customers code is required. Specially NTB to bank customers for security purposes.

Check the welcome letter with the card for the activation code. Annual fee is charged on the first month you are saying a few months ago he got the card. So, if the card is not activated within 30 days it gets permanently canceled as per RBI Rules. No way to recover the code ask for a card...

You should wait for 2-3 months after you start receiving salaries. Yes, they will ask you for income proof(Last 3 months' Salary Slip/Bank statements) definitely if this is your first Amex card.

But you should have a credit history before applying for most of the cards in this list like bob cards , Airtel Axis, snapdeal, ICICI requires savings account or pre approved offer

IDFC Wow card also

IDFC Wow CC, One Card ,KODAK DREAM, ICICI Coral All are LTF CARDS

I applied through cashkaro application

I applied for BoB Snapdeal CC on 19 th August but no update from Bob side weather the card is approved or rejected. Very Bad response from the bank end. Tried multiple ways to get connected but no response from their side. Anyone knows how to get connected to Bob officials regarding this matter.

Yes they do help To build Credit Score + Credit History For Beginners Mostly open with 2k/5k fd no income proof required Based on your secure cards you can get unsecured cards in future Mostly LTF so no annual fees