Loan Prepayment Calculator – Reduce EMI or Loan Tenure?

Planning to make a part-payment on your loan? Use this calculator to see how a prepayment may affect your EMI, remaining loan tenure and estimated interest cost.

Enter Your Loan Details

Your Loan Today

Estimated Current EMI
₹0
Remaining Tenure
0 months
Estimated Remaining Interest
₹0

After Prepayment

Option 1 — Keep EMI Same

Outstanding after prepayment ₹0
Monthly EMI ₹0
New estimated tenure 0 months
Loan may close earlier by 0 months
Estimated future interest ₹0
Estimated interest saved: ₹0

Option 2 — Keep Tenure Same

Outstanding after prepayment ₹0
New estimated EMI ₹0
Monthly EMI reduction ₹0
Remaining tenure 0 months
Estimated future interest ₹0
Estimated interest saved: ₹0

Which Option May Suit You?

Want to maximise interest savings?
Keeping your EMI broadly unchanged and reducing the loan tenure will ordinarily result in greater interest savings.

Want to reduce your monthly repayment burden?
Keeping the remaining tenure broadly unchanged and reducing your EMI may provide greater monthly cash-flow relief.

Important Assumptions

This calculator provides an illustrative estimate based on a standard monthly reducing-balance loan.

It assumes that the interest rate remains unchanged, the prepayment is immediately adjusted against outstanding principal, EMIs are paid monthly and there are no prepayment charges or other loan-related fees.

Actual calculations by your bank may differ because of the exact prepayment date, daily or monthly interest calculation method, interest-rate resets, rounding, EMI dates, loan terms and other factors.

For your safety: This calculator does not require your name, account number, loan account number, mobile number, OTP, PIN, password or other confidential banking information. Calculations take place only in your browser.
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