EMI Calculator: An EMI (Equated Monthly Installment) Calculator helps you estimate your monthly loan payments based on:
✅ Loan Amount
✅ Interest Rate
✅ Loan Tenure

It is useful for planning home loans, car loans, personal loans, education loans, and more.

How EMI is Calculated

EMI Formula:

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

• P = Principal Loan Amount

• r = Monthly Interest Rate (Annual Rate ÷ 12)

• n = Loan Tenure in Months

Example Calculation:

• Loan Amount (P): ₹10,00,000

• Interest Rate: 9% p.a.

• Tenure: 5 years (60 months)

Step 1: Convert annual rate to monthly rate

r=9%12=0.0075 (0.75% per month)r=129%​=0.0075 (0.75% per month)

Step 2: Apply EMI formula

EMI=10,00,000×0.0075×(1+0.0075)60(1+0.0075)60−1≈∗∗₹20,758∗∗EMI=(1+0.0075)60−110,00,000×0.0075×(1+0.0075)60​≈∗∗₹20,758∗∗

Total Interest Payable:

$$(₹20,758\times 60)-₹10,00,000=\ast \ast ₹2,45,480\ast \ast$$

Benefits of Using an EMI Calculator

✅ Instant EMI Estimation – No manual calculations
✅ Compare Loan Options – Adjust loan amount, tenure & interest rates
✅ Financial Planning – Check affordability before borrowing
✅ Amortization Schedule – See principal vs. interest breakdown
✅ Free & Easy to Use – No registration required

Types of EMI Calculators

Factors Affecting EMI

How to Reduce EMI Burden?

🔹 Increase Down Payment – Lowers principal amount
🔹 Opt for Longer Tenure – Reduces EMI (but increases total interest)
🔹 Negotiate Lower Interest Rate – Improve credit score for better rates
🔹 Make Prepayments – Reduces principal faster

FAQs on EMI Calculation

1. What is the ideal EMI-to-income ratio?

• Max 40-50% of monthly income for comfortable repayment.

2. Does EMI change during the loan tenure?

• Fixed-rate loans: EMI remains constant

• Floating-rate loans: EMI may change with market rates

3. How is EMI different from SIP?

• EMI is loan repayment (debt), SIP is investment (wealth creation).

4. Can I get 100% loan without down payment?

• Most lenders require 10-20% down payment for loans.

5. Which is better: Lower EMI or shorter tenure?

• Shorter tenure saves interest but has higher EMI.

Try Our Free EMI Calculator

Plan your loans smarter with our multi-purpose EMI Calculator for all loan types:

📌 Home Loan EMI Calculator
📌 Car Loan EMI Calculator
📌 Personal Loan EMI Calculator
📌 Education Loan EMI Calculator

Calculate Now & Make Informed Decisions!

Key Takeaways

• EMI = [P × r × (1 + r)^n] / [(1 + r)^n – 1]

• Longer tenure = Lower EMI but higher interest

• Compare lenders before finalizing a loan

• Use an EMI calculator before borrowing