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EMI Calculator

Calculate your exact monthly instalment for any loan. Get full amortisation schedule instantly. Built for smart borrowers.

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Sample EMI
โ‚น17,398
โ‚น20L โ€ข 20 Yrs โ€ข 8.5% Interest
Principal Amountโ‚น20,00,000
Total Interestโ‚น21,75,520
Configure Your Loan
Loan Amount โ‚น20,00,000
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โ‚น10Kโ‚น10Cr
Interest Rate (p.a.) 8.5%
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1%36%
Loan Tenure 20 Yrs
Yrs
1 Yr30 Yrs
Your EMI Breakdown
Monthly EMI
โ‚น17,398
for 240 months
Principal Amount
โ‚น20,00,000
Total Interest
โ‚น21,75,520
Total Payment
โ‚น41,75,520
Principal
โ‚น20,00,000
Total Interest
โ‚น21,75,520
Principal 47.9%
Interest 52.1%
Interest Ratio 52.1%
Amortisation Schedule
Month EMI Principal Interest Balance
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How It Works

Three Steps to Your EMI

Enter your loan details and get instant EMI, interest breakdown and full schedule.

01
Enter Loan Amount
Enter the amount you want to borrow. Works for home, car, personal or business loans.
02
Set Rate & Tenure
Enter the interest rate offered by your bank and the repayment period in years.
03
Get Full Breakdown
See your monthly EMI, total interest payable and complete month-by-month amortisation schedule.
FAQ

Common Questions

Everything about EMI and loan repayment answered clearly.

EMI (Equated Monthly Instalment) is a fixed payment you make to your lender every month. It includes both principal repayment and interest. The EMI stays constant throughout your loan tenure.
EMI = [P ร— R ร— (1+R)^N] / [(1+R)^N - 1], where P = Principal, R = Monthly interest rate, N = Number of months. Our calculator uses this exact formula for 100% accurate results.
An amortisation schedule shows month-by-month breakup of your EMI โ€” how much goes toward principal and how much toward interest. In early months, more goes to interest; later, more goes to principal.
Yes! You can reduce EMI by: (1) Making a larger down payment, (2) Choosing a longer tenure, (3) Negotiating a lower interest rate, or (4) Making part-prepayments to reduce principal.
Most banks give you the option to either reduce your EMI amount or reduce your tenure. Reducing tenure saves more interest overall, while reducing EMI improves your monthly cash flow.