Mutual Fund Ranking
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Filter Direct Growth schemes by category, rating, risk and cost.
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Explore mutual fund rankings, category returns and curated themes. Compare schemes, follow fund flows and new offers, research fund houses and managers, and audit your portfolio's holdings.
Mutual Fund Ranking
Filter Direct Growth schemes by category, rating, risk and cost.
Narrow the list to a few funds worth a closer look.
See the top ranked fundsMutual Fund Themes
Discover curated fund lists built from clear research rules.
Popular themes
Open a theme to see how its funds are picked.
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See the stocks and sectors your funds hold.
Look past the fund names
Find stocks you own through more than one fund.
Check my portfolioThe best-returning fund in each category over period. Funds under ₹500 Cr are left out.
The strongest trailing return in each category, so the table reads as ten ideas rather than one sector repeated. Direct-Growth plans with at least ₹500 crore under management — a smaller book's trailing return is a handful of positions and moves on flows as much as on performance.
Follow monthly investor money into and out of each fund category.
Every AMFI sub-category, month by month. Shaded within each row rather than across the table: debt moves in lakhs of crore and equity in tens of thousands, so a single scale would leave every row but debt colourless.
See how Flexi Cap managers changed their average exposure to large, mid and small companies and to each sector.
Flexi Cap portfolio disclosures
Equal-weighted change in each fund's share of large, mid and small caps, the last two disclosures. The three are shares of one book, so they sum to zero — a positive mid-cap figure is money that came out of the other two.
Flexi Cap portfolio disclosures
Every sector in the AMFI taxonomy, the last two disclosures, ordered from most bought to most sold. Positive means the category added to the sector; a row near zero means it did nothing, which is itself a finding.
See which managers run the most money and how their best funds have done
View allThe managers running the most money, with the best performer in each book beside the book's own average. Assets are the Direct-Growth schemes naming them; a co-managed scheme counts in full for whoever the source records, because it records one name.
Compare the eight largest fund houses and their performances
View allThe largest asset managers by the money they run, with how their Direct-Growth book has done. Assets are AMFI's quarterly average; the returns are equal-weighted across every scheme the house runs, so a house with one strong fund and forty ordinary ones reads as ordinary.
Current, upcoming, and recently closed NFOs.
A new scheme has no track record by definition — the reason to look is the mandate, not performance it does not yet have. Closed offers remain available as history and are labelled clearly.