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Loan EMI calculator.

Enter the loan amount, rate, and tenure. Or pick a bank and use today's actual EBLR. See the full amortisation schedule, not just the headline EMI.

Inputs

240 months · 20.00 years

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The published rate is the bank's benchmark. Your sanctioned rate will sit above this by a spread the bank decides at underwriting, based on your credit profile, loan-to-value, and product type.

EMI breakdown

Monthly EMI

43,391

8.50% · 20.0 years

Total interest

54,13,879

108.3% of principal

Total payment

1,04,13,879

Over 20.0 years

Crossover month

Principal exceeds interest in your EMI starting month 143 (11.9 years in)

Cumulative outgo · principal vs interest

Monthly

Principal repaid · cumulativeInterest paid · cumulativeTop edge = total cumulative outgo at that month.

Amortisation schedule

YearPrincipal paidInterest paidBalance
199,5114,21,18249,00,489
21,08,3074,12,38747,92,181
31,17,8814,02,81346,74,300
194,57,09063,6044,97,492
204,97,49223,2020

Indicative figure. Your sanctioned rate will be the bank's benchmark (EBLR or MCLR) plus a spread set at the time of sanction. That spread is a function of your credit score, income, the loan-to-value ratio, and the product type. Processing fees, GST, and stamp duty are not included; they typically add 0.5% to 1% of the loan amount at disbursal. Confirm the exact EMI with your lender.

How EMI is calculated

One formula, two surprises.

EMI follows the standard amortisation formula:
EMI = P × r × (1 + r)n / ((1 + r)n − 1)
where P is the principal, r is the monthly rate (annual ÷ 12), and n is the tenure in months.

Surprise one: the interest you pay in the first few years is much higher than the principal. A 20-year ₹50 lakh loan at 8.5% has you paying ~₹35,000 in interest and ~₹8,000 in principal each month for the first year. The schedule below shows the cross-over month.

Surprise two: EBLR is floating. The bank resets your rate within 3 months of an RBI repo move. The EMI shown is at today's rate. A 25 bps cut next quarter shaves a small amount off your EMI for the rest of the tenure.

Processing fees, GST, and stamp duty are not included. They add 0.5-1% of the loan amount at disbursal.