Compare Mutual Funds
Compare up to three Indian mutual funds side by side on real NAV history, returns and growth of ₹100, so you can see how they actually stack up over the same period.
Add at least two funds to see the comparison.
Comparisons use factual historical NAV and are for information only. They are not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any scheme, and past performance is not indicative of future results. Funds may differ in category and risk, so like-for-like comparison is not always meaningful. Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks; read all scheme related documents carefully before investing. Consult your mutual fund distributor before investing.
How to compare two mutual funds the right way
Comparing funds well is about more than picking the one with the highest past return. Start by comparing like with like: two funds in the same category, such as two flexi-cap or two large-cap schemes, so you are not weighing a high-risk small-cap fund against a conservative one. Then look at a few things together rather than any single number.
- Long-term returns. The 3-year, 5-year and since-launch figures matter more than one good or bad year. The growth-of-₹100 chart shows the full journey, including the falls.
- Consistency. A fund that grew steadily can be easier to stay invested in than one that shot up and crashed, even if their end returns look similar.
- Expense ratio. A lower expense ratio means more of the return stays with you. Always check the Direct plan if you invest directly.
- Your own goal and risk. The best fund on this page is not automatically the best fund for you. Match the category and risk to your time horizon.
Use this tool to shortlist and understand funds, then look at each one in detail on its NAV and returns page, and speak to your mutual fund distributor before you invest.