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Screen and compare mutual funds: direct and regular plans, growth option

NAV 6 Nov 2026 · AUM July - September 2026 · expense 2 Nov 2026 to 7 Nov 2026

Screen funds by category, plan, cost, size, returns and risk, then compare up to 6 side by side (compare is Pro). New to funds? Start from a screen: each one prints its rule, and you can change any part of it.

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Every screen hides funds that fail the data check; you can show them from the result line.

36 funds: Direct plans · Overnight Fund · funds that fail the data check hidden.

What CAGR means

CAGR (compound annual growth rate) is the steady yearly rate that would turn the starting NAV into today's NAV. A 3Y CAGR of 12% means ₹100 grew to about ₹140 in three years. Returns under a year (1M, 3M, 6M, 1Y) are plain returns, not CAGR.

Debt · 40 direct funds

Overnight Fund

1Y median
+5.3%
3Y CAGR median
+6.0%
5Y CAGR median
+5.8%
Expense median
0.10%
Worst fall median
0.0%
AUM median
₹542 cr
How this category is built

AMFI files these funds under 2 labels: “Debt Scheme - Overnight Fund” (22), “Income/Debt Oriented Schemes - Overnight Fund” (18). They are shown together here.

4 left out of medians and positions after a data check.

Category median36 direct funds counted3Y CAGR+6.0%Worst fall0.0%Expense0.10%

“Not meaningful”: Sharpe, Sortino and Calmar for funds that barely move (volatility under 1%, such as liquid, overnight and money market funds). Their return sits just under the 7% risk-free rate the ratios use, so the ratio says nothing about the fund.

Reading the screen. Returns come from published NAVs and end on the NAV date; 1 year and shorter are point to point, 3 years and longer CAGR. A median is the middle direct fund in the category with that figure; positions count only funds old enough for the period. A missing figure means too young or not available, not zero. Past returns do not tell you future returns; mutual fund investments are subject to market risks.