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Mutual Fund Return Calculator

Calculate your absolute return on a mutual fund investment.

Last updated: 13 Aug 2026

Quick answer

Absolute return = (current value − invested amount) ÷ invested amount × 100. For example, ₹1,50,000 grown from ₹1,00,000 is a 50% absolute return. Enter your invested and current values above.

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Find your absolute return on a mutual fund: (current − invested) ÷ invested × 100. For time-adjusted returns across years, use our CAGR calculator.

How to calculate mutual fund returns

  1. 1 Enter the amount you invested.
  2. 2 Enter the current value.
  3. 3 We show your absolute return percentage.

Frequently asked questions

What is absolute return?
The total percentage gain or loss regardless of time — (current − invested) ÷ invested × 100.
Absolute vs annualised (CAGR)?
Absolute ignores the holding period; CAGR annualises it, which is better for comparing across durations.
Does this include SIP?
This is for a single invested amount; for SIP returns, use our SIP or XIRR calculators.

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