Fund explorer
Look up any Indian mutual fund and see how it has actually done: returns over time, its worst fall, and what a monthly SIP would have grown to. Compare up to three side by side.
Pick funds
Up to 3 · data from AMFITip: pick the Direct Plan – Growth version to see returns without distributor commission. Why it matters
What you'll see
- Returns over 1, 3, 5 and 10 years, plus since launch, annualised beyond one year.
- Worst fall: the deepest drop from a high, and when it happened.
- Growth of ₹10,000 on one chart, for every fund you pick.
- SIP check: what a monthly investment would be worth today, bought at real past NAVs.
Side by side
Returns over one year are annualised (CAGR). A dash means the fund is too new for that period.
Growth of ₹10,000
All lines start at ₹10,000 on the same day: the start of the range, or the youngest fund's launch.
What would a SIP have grown to?
Each instalment buys units at the first NAV on or after that date each month. "Annual return" is XIRR, the yearly rate that accounts for when each instalment went in. It ignores taxes and exit loads.
Reading these numbers
Everything here is the fund's past, computed from its daily NAVs as published by AMFI. Past returns don't promise future returns, and a fund that led the last five years often doesn't lead the next five. Use this to understand how a fund behaves, especially how deep it falls, rather than to chase the top number.
New to this? Start with choosing a category for your goal, then how to read past returns. This tool shows data, not advice, and I'm not a SEBI-registered adviser.