Best EMI Calculators in India for 2026

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Buying a Home?

Check your Eligibility first, then calculate your EMI.

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Planning a Car?

Calculate your Monthly Installment based on current 2026 interest rates.

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Want to Save Interest?

Use the Prepayment Tool to see how much tenure you can reduce.

The Best EMI Calculators in India for Smarter Borrowing

At IndianDecisions, we provide a comprehensive suite of financial tools designed specifically for the Indian market. Our calculators follow the reducing balance method mandated by the RBI, ensuring that the results you see match exactly what banks like SBI, HDFC, and ICICI provide.

Whether you are checking your Home Loan Eligibility based on your current salary or exploring how a small Prepayment can save you lakhs in interest, our tools offer visual breakdowns, amortization schedules, and expert recommendations to guide you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate are these EMI calculators?

Our calculators are 100% accurate. They use the standard mathematical formula for reducing balance interest: [P x R x (1+R)^N]/[(1+R)^N-1], which is the industry standard for all Indian banks.

Which calculator should I use for a ₹20 lakh loan?

Depending on the loan purpose, use our Home Loan EMI or Personal Loan EMI calculator. Simply input ₹20,00,000 in the loan amount field to get instant results.

What is FOIR in the Eligibility Calculator?

FOIR stands for Fixed Obligation to Income Ratio. It is the percentage of your salary that banks allow for loan repayments (usually 50-60%).