Some of the worst performing bank in the past one year.

Let's take a look at some of the worst performing banks.

In case of Central Bank of India, the bad loans rate has gone up from 18.2% in June 2017 to 22.2% in June 2018.

In case of Dena Bank, the rate has jumped from 17.4% to 22.7%.

In case of Indian Overseas Bank, the jump is from 23.6% to 25.6%.

When it comes to Dena Bank, the jump is from 19.9% to 25.7%.

It needs to be pointed out here that this list does not contain IDBI Bank, which is by far the public sector bank, with the worst bad loans rate. The bank was recently sold to the Life Insurance Corporation of India.

In comparison, the bad loans ratio of 17 private banks that CARE Ratings took into account was at 4.48%. This was significantly less than that of public sector banks. The ratio was at 4.05% in June 2017 and 3.02% in June 2016.

Much of this jump has come about because of deteriorating numbers of Axis Bank and ICICI Bank, with the bad loans ratio of these banks coming in at 6.52% and 8.81%, respectively. Vijaya Bank is the only public sector bank which has a lower bad loans ratio than these two banks at 6.2%. Indian Bank has a bad loans ratio of 7.2%.