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Loan Calculators

Free, accurate calculators for every Indian loan — EMI, eligibility, prepayment, balance transfer.

Whether you're shopping for a home loan, comparing personal loan offers, or wondering if it's worth prepaying your existing loan, these calculators do the math instantly. Every result uses the standard reducing-balance EMI formula banks actually apply, with full month-by-month amortisation visible.

Start with the EMI Calculator for a quick payment estimate, then cross-check with Loan Eligibility to confirm what banks would actually sanction at your income. Before signing any flat-rate offer (common in dealer financing), run it through Flat vs Reducing to see the real cost.

How loan EMIs are calculated in India

Indian banks use the reducing-balance EMI formula: EMI = [P × r × (1+r)n] / [(1+r)n − 1], where P is principal, r is the monthly interest rate, and n is the tenure in months. Each EMI splits into an interest component (calculated on the outstanding balance) and a principal component. Early EMIs are mostly interest; later EMIs are mostly principal.

The single biggest factor in total interest cost is tenure, not rate. A 20-year home loan at 8.5% costs roughly twice as much in interest as a 10-year loan at the same rate. Run a prepayment calculation to see how much a single 1L prepayment in year 2 saves over the life of the loan — usually 3-4× the prepayment amount.

Choosing the right calculator

  • Just want the EMI? Use the EMI Calculator with principal, rate, tenure.
  • Buying property? Home Loan EMI handles down payment, LTV and processing fee.
  • Buying a car? Car Loan EMI computes on-road price including RTO and insurance.
  • Need an unsecured loan? Personal Loan EMI shows effective APR after processing fee.
  • Planning a purchase? Loan Eligibility tells you the maximum bank will approve.
  • Have surplus cash? Prepayment shows interest saved and months cut.
  • Got a lower-rate offer? Balance Transfer computes net savings after switching cost.