Loan EMI Calculator India — Calculate EMI for Any Loan

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Whether it's a home loan, car loan, personal loan, education loan or business loan — all EMIs follow the same reducing-balance formula. This universal loan EMI calculator handles any loan type, amount (₹10,000 to ₹10 crore) and tenure (3 months to 30 years). Get your monthly EMI, complete amortization schedule and interest vs principal breakdown instantly.

₹10.0 L
₹1L₹1Cr
8.5%
1%24%
1 yr30 yr
Years
📌 Business Loan Example
₹25 Lakh · 12% p.a. · 5 Years
Monthly EMI ₹55,610 · Total Interest ₹8.37L · Total Payment ₹33.37L
Monthly EMI
₹8,678
for 240 months at 8.5% p.a.
₹10,00,000Principal
₹10,82,776Total Interest
₹20,82,776Total Payment
52%Interest Ratio
Principal 48%
Interest 52%
₹8,678Monthly EMI
₹26,035Quarterly EMI
₹52,069Half-Yearly EMI
₹1,04,139Yearly EMI
₹10,82,776Total Interest
₹20,82,776Total Payment

💡 Best Tenure Suggestion

Compare how tenure affects your EMI and total interest

TenureMonthly EMITotal InterestTotal PaymentVerdict
5 yr₹20,517₹2,30,992₹12,30,992+₹8,118/mo
10 yr₹12,399₹4,87,828₹14,87,828✅ Optimal
15 yr₹9,847₹7,72,531₹17,72,531₹-2,551/mo
20 yr₹8,678₹10,82,776₹20,82,776₹-3,720/mo
25 yr₹8,052₹14,15,681₹24,15,681₹-4,346/mo
30 yr₹7,689₹17,68,089₹27,68,089₹-4,709/mo

🔄 Prepayment Calculator

See how a lump-sum prepayment reduces your loan burden

🏦 Compare Loan from 3 Banks

See EMI difference across banks for your loan amount of ₹10,00,000

% p.a.
% p.a.
% p.a.
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SBI
8.5%
₹8,678/mo
Total: ₹20,82,776
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HDFC
8.75%
₹8,837/mo
Total: ₹21,20,906
Save ₹-38,130 vs SBI
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ICICI
9%
₹8,997/mo
Total: ₹21,59,342
Save ₹-76,567 vs SBI

📅 Amortization Schedule

Month-by-month loan repayment breakdown

MonthEMIPrincipalInterestBalancePaid %
Month 1₹8,678₹1,595₹7,083₹9,98,405
0%
Month 2₹8,678₹1,606₹7,072₹9,96,799
0%
Month 3₹8,678₹1,618₹7,061₹9,95,181
0%
Month 4₹8,678₹1,629₹7,049₹9,93,552
1%
Month 5₹8,678₹1,641₹7,038₹9,91,912
1%
Month 6₹8,678₹1,652₹7,026₹9,90,260
1%
Month 7₹8,678₹1,664₹7,014₹9,88,596
1%
Month 8₹8,678₹1,676₹7,003₹9,86,920
1%
Month 9₹8,678₹1,688₹6,991₹9,85,232
1%
Month 10₹8,678₹1,700₹6,979₹9,83,533
2%
Month 11₹8,678₹1,712₹6,967₹9,81,821
2%
Month 12₹8,678₹1,724₹6,955₹9,80,098
2%
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How to Use EMI Calculator India

Select your loan type (Home, Car, Personal, Education), enter loan amount, set interest rate and tenure. Get instant monthly EMI, total interest, amortization schedule, and bank comparison — all free, no login required.

EMI Formula — How It Works

EMI = P × r × (1+r)ⁿ / ((1+r)ⁿ - 1) where P = Principal, r = monthly rate (Annual/12/100), n = months.
Example: ₹10 lakh at 8.5% for 20 years → EMI = ₹8,678/month · Total Interest = ₹10.83 lakh · Total Payment = ₹20.83 lakh.

When Should You Prepay Your Loan?

Prepaying in the first half of the tenure saves maximum interest — because early EMIs are mostly interest. A ₹2 lakh prepayment in year 2 of a 20-year home loan can save ₹4–6 lakh in total interest. Use our Prepayment Calculator above to see your exact savings.

Home Loan vs Car Loan vs Personal Loan — Key Differences

Home Loan: Lowest rates (8.5–9.5%), longest tenure (30 years), secured against property. Car Loan: Medium rates (8–10%), tenure 1–7 years, car as collateral. Personal Loan: Highest rates (10.5–24%), no collateral, fastest disbursement.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I reduce my loan EMI?

Four ways: (1) Increase down payment — reduces principal. (2) Negotiate lower interest rate — higher CIBIL helps. (3) Extend tenure — reduces EMI but increases total interest. (4) Make prepayments — reduces outstanding principal and future EMI burden.

What is the EMI formula?

EMI = P × r × (1+r)ⁿ ÷ ((1+r)ⁿ − 1). Where P = principal loan amount, r = monthly interest rate (annual rate ÷ 12 ÷ 100), n = loan tenure in months. Example: ₹10L at 10% p.a. for 5 years → r = 0.00833, n = 60 → EMI = ₹21,247.

What is a moratorium period in a loan?

A moratorium is an EMI holiday — you don't pay for 3–12 months. Common in education loans (study period + 6 months). Interest still accrues and is added to principal (capitalised), increasing total EMI burden later. Always account for this in loan planning.

Can I take a second loan while repaying the first?

Yes, if your FOIR (Fixed Obligations to Income Ratio) stays below 50%. Banks calculate: (existing EMIs + new EMI) ÷ gross income < 50%. Example: ₹80K salary → max EMI obligations = ₹40K. Existing EMI ₹25K → can take new loan with EMI up to ₹15K.

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