During her stay in the capital, Mamata is also likely to meet Congress president Sonia Gandhi.
The chief minister will meet the prime minister tomorrow, said a close aide of Mamata.
Her meeting with Modi comes in the backdrop of Mamata, known for taking a strong position against the BJP, intensifying efforts for a joint candidate for the presidential race.
Mamata has been seeking loan waiver for her state for long.
Opposition parties are slated to meet on May 26 here to decide on a candidate. President Pranab Mukherjee's term ends on July 24 and the election has to take place before that.
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