EMI Calculator
Monthly EMI plus a full amortisation schedule.
Use the EMI Calculator tool
What this emi calculator does
EMI Calculator computes the fixed monthly instalment for a loan using the standard reducing-balance formula. It also shows how much interest you will pay over the full tenure and how the split between principal and interest changes over time.
The amortisation schedule reveals the part most borrowers underestimate: in the early years most of each instalment is interest. A shorter tenure raises the EMI but cuts total interest sharply. The calculator lets you compare tenures with real numbers rather than rules of thumb.
Why use it
- Compare loan offers with different rates and tenures on equal terms.
- See how much a prepayment or shorter tenure could save.
- Check that a lender's quoted EMI matches the reducing-balance formula.
How to use it
- 1Enter the loan amount, annual interest rate and tenure.
- 2Choose months or years for the tenure.
- 3Read the EMI, total interest and total payment.
- 4Open the schedule to see the yearly principal/interest split.
Worked examples
Five-year loan
Input
₹5,00,000 · 9% per year · 60 months
Output
EMI ₹10,379 · total interest ₹1,22,751 · total repayment ₹6,22,751
Common mistakes
- Comparing a flat-rate quote with a reducing-balance EMI; flat rates look cheaper but cost more.
- Ignoring processing fees, insurance and other charges when comparing offers.
- Assuming the EMI stays fixed on floating-rate loans — it can change when the benchmark rate moves.
Frequently asked questions
What formula is used?
Does the schedule include prepayments?
Is GST included?
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