A mutual fund screener lets you narrow down thousands of schemes to the handful that match your goals. Use the filters above to combine a fund house (AMC), an AMFI category, an asset class, a risk band, a star rating and a minimum return, then sort the results by 1-year, 3-year or 5-year performance.
How to use the screener
- Pick an asset class (Equity, Debt, Hybrid, Solution Oriented or Other) to set the broad risk level.
- Narrow by category (e.g. Large Cap, Liquid, ELSS) and fund house if you have a preference.
- Set a minimum 1Y / 3Y return and a rating threshold to keep only stronger performers.
- Sort by 3Y or 5Y returns — long-term consistency matters more than a single year.
- Open any fund to see its NAV history chart, full trailing returns and key facts.
What the columns mean
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| NAV | Net Asset Value — the per-unit price, published daily by the AMC. |
| 1M / 3M / 6M / 1Y | Absolute returns over the trailing period. |
| 3Y / 5Y | Annualised (CAGR) returns — the standard way to compare long-term performance. |
| Vol 1Y | One-year volatility — how much the NAV has fluctuated (a risk proxy). |
| Risk | A computed risk band derived from NAV volatility (not the SEBI riskometer). |
| Rating | A 1–5 category-relative rating computed from returns and risk (not a licensed rating). |
Direct vs regular plans
Prefer Direct plans where possible — they carry no distributor commission, so their expense ratio is lower and long-term returns are slightly higher than the equivalent Regular plan. Use the plan filter to compare like-for-like.
Not investment advice. Ratings and risk bands here are computed from public AMFI NAVs and are for research only — they are not the SEBI riskometer or a licensed fund rating. Past performance is not indicative of future returns. Mutual funds are subject to market risk; read all scheme documents carefully.