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How to Use This Page

This page lists all mutual funds tracked on IPOFins with their latest NAV data sourced directly from AMFI India. You can use the interactive table above to filter funds by category, sort by different return periods, and search for specific fund names. This makes it easy to compare performance across funds within the same category.

Start by selecting a category tab (Large Cap, Mid Cap, Small Cap, etc.) to narrow down funds relevant to your investment goal. Then sort by 3-year or 5-year CAGR to identify consistent performers. Click on any fund name to view detailed information including top holdings, SIP projections, and risk metrics. Funds with holdings data available are marked — this lets you see exactly what stocks the fund owns.

For new investors, we recommend comparing at least 3-5 funds within your chosen category before making a decision. Look beyond just returns — consider AUM (larger AUMs indicate investor confidence), expense ratio, and fund manager tenure. A fund with slightly lower returns but consistent performance across market cycles is often a better choice than one with spectacular recent returns driven by a single sector bet. All data shown is for Direct-Growth plans which offer the lowest expense ratio.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I compare mutual funds by returns?

Use the table above to sort funds by 1-year, 3-year, or 5-year returns. Click on any column header to sort. You can also filter by category (Large Cap, Mid Cap, Small Cap, etc.) using the category tabs. Always compare funds within the same category for a fair comparison.

What do 1Y, 3Y, and 5Y returns mean?

1Y is the absolute return over the past 1 year. 3Y and 5Y are CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) over 3 and 5 years respectively. CAGR gives a smoothed annual return that accounts for compounding, making it a better measure for comparing long-term performance.

What categories of mutual funds are available?

We track: Large Cap (stable, lower risk), Mid Cap (growth potential, moderate risk), Small Cap (high growth, high risk), Flexi Cap (flexible allocation), ELSS (tax-saving with 3-year lock-in), and Hybrid (mix of equity and debt for balanced returns).

Where does the mutual fund data come from?

All NAV and return data is sourced from AMFI (Association of Mutual Funds in India), the official industry body. Returns are calculated from historical NAV data. We show only Direct-Growth plans to help investors get the best possible returns.