EMI stands for Equated Monthly Instalment. It is basically the amount you have to pay every month against your loan. Your loan EMI consists of two components – the principal amount and the interest. Your EMI increases or decreases based on the loan amount, tenure and the applicable interest rate.
Home Loan EMI Calculator
Home Loan EMI Calculator: Plan Your Home Loan Better
Planning to buy your dream home? Start by knowing your monthly EMI.
Ujjivan Small Finance Bank's Home Loan EMI Calculator gives you an instant estimate of your monthly repayment. Enter your loan amount, preferred tenure, and interest rate. No sign-up required.
Use the calculator to compare different loan scenarios, plan your monthly budget, and make a confident, informed decision before you apply.
How to Calculate Home Loan EMI
Your home loan EMI primarily consists of two components – the principal amount and the interest payable. Your EMI is affected (increases or decreases) based on the loan amount, tenure and interest rate.
The mathematical formula to calculate home loan EMI is - P x R x (1+R)^N / [(1+R)^N-1] where- ; P = Principal loan amount ; N = Loan tenure in months ; R = Monthly interest rate [(annual rate/12)/100].
But manual calculations can be taxing and may leave room for errors. To reduce effort and mitigate errors, use our Home Loan EMI Calculator.
How to Use our Home Loan EMI Calculator?
Calculate your home loan EMI effortlessly with our Home Loan EMI Calculator. Our EMI calculator is highly intuitive and features a user-friendly interface. All you need to do enter the loan amount, tenure and interest rate. The calculator will show the EMI payable along with a detailed break-up of your principal amount, interest amount and the total amount payable. This would help you get a clearer idea of the total cost of your loan. Here’s what you need to do to calculate your home loan EMI
Step 1: Enter the loan amount
Step 2: Select the loan tenure as per your preference
Step 3: Enter the applicable interest rate
That’s all you need to do to get an estimate of your EMI, repayment amount and the overall interest.


