Business Loan EMI Calculator

Calculate the monthly EMI, total interest and total outgo on an MSME term loan, with the outstanding balance at the end of each year.

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Total interest over the tenure
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Total outgo (EMIs plus upfront charges)
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Outstanding balance at the end of each year
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Illustrative estimate only — not an offer or quote.

Enter the sanctioned term loan amount, the annual interest rate on a reducing-balance basis as shown in your sanction letter or Key Fact Statement, and the tenure in years. Put every charge you pay at the start in the upfront charges box: the processing fee plus 18% GST, the first-year CGTMSE guarantee fee if the lender passes it on, documentation and inspection charges, and stamp duty on the loan agreement and hypothecation deed.

Formula. EMI = P × r × (1 + r)^n ÷ ((1 + r)^n − 1), where P is the loan amount, r is the annual rate ÷ 12 ÷ 100 and n is the number of monthly instalments. This is the reducing-balance method Indian banks and NBFCs use for term loans.

Worked example (illustrative). ₹25 lakh at 11% for 5 years (60 EMIs) gives an EMI of about ₹54,356. Over 60 months you pay about ₹32,61,363, of which about ₹7,61,363 is interest. With ₹29,500 of upfront charges (a 1% fee of ₹25,000 plus ₹4,500 GST), total outgo is about ₹32,90,863. In year 1 about ₹2,55,386 of your EMIs is interest and the balance falls to about ₹21,03,113.

Limits. If the lender quotes a flat rate, do not enter it here: convert it first (a 12% flat rate over 3 years is roughly 21% on a reducing basis). Floating rates are reset when the benchmark moves, so the EMI or tenure will change. Cash credit and overdraft limits have no EMI; see the cash credit interest guide. For the method, read the business loan calculation guide.

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