Loan / EMI Calculator

What this calculator is about

This Loan / EMI Calculator helps you figure out how much you’ll pay every month (EMI) for a loan — whether it’s a home loan, car loan, education loan, or personal loan.

It shows your Monthly EMI (Equated Monthly Installment), Total Interest Payable, and Total Payment (Principal + Interest) based on:

  • The amount you borrow
  • The interest rate
  • The loan duration (in years)

How to use it

  • Enter Loan Amount (₹) — the total amount you want to borrow.
    Example: 500000 for ₹5 lakh.
  • Enter Annual Interest Rate (%) — the rate your bank or lender charges per year.
    Example: 8.5
  • Enter Loan Tenure (Years) — how long you’ll take to repay the loan.
    Example: 5 years
  • Click the “Calculate EMI” button.

The calculator will instantly show:

Your monthly EMI (how much you pay every month)

Total Interest Payable (extra amount you pay to the bank)

Total Payment (loan + interest combined)

You’ll also see a progress circle animation showing what percentage of your total payment goes to interest — a quick visual of how much you’re paying beyond the loan amount.

How the result is calculated

The EMI is calculated using this standard financial formula used by all banks:

Loan EMI Calculator : EMI Calculation on Home, Car and Personal loans

Where:

P = Loan amount (Principal)

R = Monthly interest rate = (Annual rate ÷ 12 ÷ 100)

N = Loan tenure in months (Years × 12)

After EMI is calculated:

Total Payment = EMI × N

Total Interest = Total Payment − P

What the result shows

OutputMeaning
Monthly EMIThe fixed amount you’ll pay every month for the loan duration.
Total InterestThe total extra money you pay the lender as interest.
Total PaymentThe grand total (Principal + Interest).
Interest % RingA visual showing how much of your total payment is interest.

Why use this calculator

  • To compare loan offers from different banks or NBFCs.
  • To plan your monthly budget before taking a loan.
  • To decide loan tenure (see how EMI changes if you shorten or extend the loan).
  • To see how interest rate affects total payment.