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Each fund's page sets its returns beside the lowest and highest in its category, with its cost, how far it fell and how fast it recovered, how steady its returns have been, and what it owns.
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How mutual funds are organised
SEBI sorts every fund into a family and a category by what it may hold. Open a category for its rule and its funds.
Mutual funds 1,669 funds
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Equity 532 funds · Shares of listed companies
ELSS (tax saver) 43
At least 80% in shares, locked in for 3 years; eligible for tax deduction.
See its 43 fundsValue 21
Shares chosen for a low price against their value; at least 65% in shares.
See its 21 fundsNot ranked: 158 more funds under mixed or older AMFI headings
AMFI headings that hold funds doing different jobs, so never ranked against each other.
Sectoral or thematic (earlier AMFI heading) 158
Sectoral and thematic funds, under a heading AMFI has since split in two.
See its 158 funds
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Hybrid 173 funds · Shares and bonds together
Balanced advantage (dynamic asset allocation) 35
Moves between shares and bonds as the fund's model directs.
See its 35 fundsArbitrage 33
Buys and sells the same shares in different markets for the price gap.
See its 33 fundsMulti asset allocation 31
At least 10% each in three asset classes, such as shares, bonds and gold.
See its 31 fundsEquity savings 25
Shares, arbitrage and bonds together, at least 65% in shares with hedges.
See its 25 funds
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Debt 372 funds · Bonds, government securities and money-market paper
Banking and PSU 20
At least 80% in bonds of banks, public sector firms and public finance bodies.
See its 20 fundsFloating interest rates 12
At least 65% in bonds whose interest resets with market rates.
See its 12 fundsGilt, 10-year constant maturity 5
At least 80% in government bonds, averaging 10 years to maturity.
See its 5 fundsUltra short duration (earlier AMFI heading) 5
Bonds held for an average of 3 to 6 months, under a heading AMFI has since renamed.
See its 5 fundsShort duration (earlier AMFI heading) 3
Bonds held for an average of 1 to 3 years, under a heading AMFI has since renamed.
See its 3 fundsDynamic bond (earlier AMFI heading) 2
Bonds of any maturity, changed as rates move, under a heading AMFI has since renamed.
See its 2 fundsLow duration (earlier AMFI heading) 1
Bonds held for an average of 6 to 12 months, under a heading AMFI has since renamed.
See its 1 fundMedium duration (earlier AMFI heading) 1
Bonds held for an average of 3 to 4 years, under a heading AMFI has since renamed.
See its 1 fundMedium to long duration (earlier AMFI heading) 1
Bonds held for an average of 4 to 7 years, under a heading AMFI has since renamed.
See its 1 fundNot ranked: 49 more funds under mixed or older AMFI headings
AMFI headings that hold funds doing different jobs, so never ranked against each other.
Income (earlier AMFI heading) 48
Bond funds under a heading AMFI has since replaced with SEBI's debt categories.
See its 48 funds
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Index funds, ETFs and more 550 funds · Index funds, exchange-traded funds and funds of funds
Index funds, equity 52
Track a share index, such as the Nifty 50, rather than choosing shares.
See its 52 fundsNot ranked: 456 more funds under mixed or older AMFI headings
AMFI headings that hold funds doing different jobs, so never ranked against each other.
Index funds (earlier AMFI heading) 262
Index funds, under a heading AMFI has since split by asset.
See its 262 fundsFunds of funds, domestic 117
Invest in other Indian mutual funds or ETFs rather than directly.
See its 117 fundsFunds of funds, overseas 48
Invest in funds abroad, for exposure to foreign markets.
See its 48 fundsETFs (earlier AMFI heading) 29
Exchange-traded funds, under a heading AMFI has since split by kind.
See its 29 funds
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Solution oriented 42 funds · Retirement and children's funds
Children's 12
For a child's goals: locked in for 5 years or until the child turns 18.
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- Fund portfoliosMonthly; most disclosed for 30 Sep 2026, each fund's date on its page; most from an aggregator's pages, Kotak's and ICICI's from their own files
- SEBIFund categories and their rules