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Calculate EMI for home loan, car loan, or personal loan in seconds. See full amortization schedule, total interest payable, and tips to reduce your burden.

EMI Calculator

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Principal vs Interest Breakup

Principal Interest

Your EMI Breakdown

Monthly EMI 📅

₹17,356

Principal Amount

₹20,00,000

Total Interest Payable

₹21,65,280

Total Amount Payable

₹41,65,280

Interest share

52%

of total payable amount

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Year Principal Paid Interest Paid Total Paid Balance

What is EMI? How is it Calculated?

An Equated Monthly Installment (EMI) is the fixed amount you pay your lender every month until the loan is fully repaid. Each payment is split between two parts: a portion that reduces the outstanding principal, and a portion that pays the interest charged for that month.

In the early months of a loan, most of your EMI goes toward interest. As you repay, the interest component shrinks and the principal component grows — this is called an amortizing loan, and you can see this in the amortization table above.

The EMI Formula (RBI Standard)

EMI = P × r × (1 + r)ⁿ / ((1 + r)ⁿ − 1)

P = Principal loan amount r = Monthly interest rate (annual ÷ 12 ÷ 100) n = Total number of monthly installments EMI = Monthly payment amount

This is the standard formula mandated by RBI and used by all scheduled banks in India.

5 Smart Ways to Reduce Your EMI

1

Make a larger down payment

A 30% down payment vs 10% on a ₹1Cr home loan saves you ~₹8,200/month in EMI. The less you borrow, the less you pay.

2

Negotiate a lower interest rate

Even 0.5% less on a ₹50L home loan over 20 years saves ₹3.5L+ in interest. Compare banks using our calculator.

3

Choose a longer tenure (carefully)

Extending from 15 to 20 years reduces monthly EMI but significantly increases total interest. Use our calculator to find the balance.

4

Prepay your loan when possible

Even one extra EMI per year drastically reduces your total interest and can shorten a 20-year loan by 3–4 years.

5

Improve your CIBIL score first

A CIBIL score above 750 qualifies you for the lowest interest rates. Pay existing EMIs on time and clear credit card dues before applying.

Current Loan Interest Rate Guide (2025)

Loan TypeTypical Rate RangeMax TenureUse Calculator With
🏠 Home Loan8.35% – 10.5%30 years8.5% / 20 yrs
🚗 Car Loan8.75% – 13%7 years9.5% / 5 yrs
👤 Personal Loan10.5% – 24%5 years14% / 3 yrs
🎓 Education Loan7.5% – 15%15 years9% / 10 yrs

💡 Rahul's Home Loan: The Full Picture

Rahul takes a ₹50 lakh home loan at 8.5% p.a. for 20 years. He's surprised to learn that by the end, he'll have paid nearly double the loan amount.

Monthly EMI

₹43,391

Total Interest

₹54.1L

Total Paid

₹1.04 Cr

*Based on flat interest calculation. Actual may vary slightly by bank.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about EMI, loan repayment, and this calculator.

EMI (Equated Monthly Installment) is your fixed monthly payment to a bank or lender. Each payment covers both interest and principal. In early months, you pay mostly interest. As the loan matures, more of your EMI goes toward reducing the principal — this is standard reducing balance method, which all RBI-regulated banks must use.
This calculator uses the RBI-standard reducing balance formula. For fixed-rate loans with monthly compounding, results will match your bank statement exactly. Some banks use daily or quarterly compounding, which can cause minor differences. Processing fees and other charges are not included — always check your loan sanction letter for the full cost.
Prepaying reduces the outstanding principal, which directly reduces the total interest you'll pay. Most banks offer two options after a prepayment: (a) reduce your EMI and keep the same tenure, or (b) keep the same EMI and reduce the tenure. Option (b) saves more money as it eliminates future interest faster. RBI rules require banks to not charge prepayment penalties on floating-rate loans.
Most financial advisors recommend the "40% rule": your total EMI obligations (all loans combined) should not exceed 40% of your take-home monthly income. For example, if you earn ₹1 lakh per month, your total EMIs should stay below ₹40,000. Banks typically use a Fixed Obligation to Income Ratio (FOIR) of 40–50% when evaluating loan eligibility.
Yes, significantly. Banks report missed payments to CIBIL within 30 days. Even one missed EMI can drop your CIBIL score by 50–100 points. Multiple misses can classify the loan as an NPA, severely damaging your ability to get future loans. Always set up auto-debit from your salary account to avoid accidental misses.
For the same loan amount, a personal loan will have a much higher EMI because: (a) interest rates are 10–24% vs 8–10% for home loans, and (b) tenure is limited to 5 years vs 30 years for home loans. A ₹10L personal loan at 14% for 5 years = EMI of ₹23,268. The same ₹10L home loan at 8.5% for 20 years = EMI of ₹8,678 — nearly 3× lower. But total interest paid on the home loan is much higher.