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Calculators ​

The Calculators category has four calculators. They show results as you type, and amounts are shown in Indian rupees (₹). Nothing you enter leaves your browser.

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The calculators do arithmetic on the numbers you enter. They are not financial or tax advice. Check important figures with your bank, lender or tax adviser.

GST Calculator ​

GST is the goods and services tax used in India.

  1. Open GST Calculator.

  2. Choose a direction:

    • Add GST (exclusive → inclusive): you have a price before tax and want the price with tax.
    • Remove GST (inclusive → exclusive): you have a price that includes tax and want to see the tax inside it.

  3. Type the amount.

  4. Select a GST rate: 5%, 12%, 18% or 28%, or Custom and type a Rate %.

The result shows the Base amount, the GST, the Total amount, and the split into CGST and SGST. CGST and SGST are each half of the GST amount for a sale within one state.

EMI Calculator ​

An EMI (equated monthly instalment) is the fixed monthly payment on a loan.

  1. Open EMI Calculator.

  2. Set the Loan amount, the Annual interest rate and the Loan tenure, in Years or Months. Each has a slider and a box you can type in.

The result shows the Monthly EMI, the Total interest and the Total payment. Open Show year-by-year amortization schedule to see, for each Year, the Principal paid, Interest paid and the remaining Balance.

SIP Calculator ​

A SIP (systematic investment plan) is a fixed amount invested in a mutual fund every month.

  1. Open SIP Calculator.

  2. Choose Monthly SIP or One-time lumpsum.

  3. Set the Monthly investment (or Investment amount for a lumpsum), the Expected annual return and the Investment period (years).

The result shows the Invested amount, the Estimated returns and the Total value. As the page says, these are illustrative projections based on the return you assume, not guaranteed results; real fund returns go up and down with the market.

Percentage Calculator ​

The page has four small calculators, each showing the working as well as the answer:

CalculatorExample
What is X% of Y?15% of 240 is 36
X is what % of Y?30 is 25% of 120
Percentage change from X to YFrom 80 to 100 is a 25% change
Increase / decrease Y by X%200 increased by 10% is 220

For the last one, choose Increase or Decrease.

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