EMI Calculator

Work out the monthly installment, total interest and repayment schedule for any loan.

%
Years

Loan EMI

$21,696

Total Interest Payable

$2,706,939

Total Payment

$5,206,939

Total

$5,206,939

Amortization Schedule

Principal, Interest & Balance

Payment Schedule

PeriodPrincipalInterestTotal PaymentBalanceLoan Paid to Date
2026$49,755$210,591$260,346$2,450,2442.0%
2027$54,153$206,194$260,347$2,396,0914.2%
2028$58,942$201,407$260,349$2,337,1506.5%
2029$64,150$196,197$260,347$2,273,0009.1%
2030$69,820$190,525$260,345$2,203,18011.9%
2031$75,990$184,353$260,343$2,127,18814.9%
2032$82,710$177,639$260,349$2,044,47918.2%
2033$90,018$170,328$260,346$1,954,45921.8%
2034$97,976$162,368$260,344$1,856,48225.7%
2035$106,634$153,710$260,344$1,749,84630.0%
2036$116,063$144,286$260,349$1,633,78334.6%
2037$126,323$134,027$260,350$1,507,46239.7%
2038$137,488$122,859$260,347$1,369,97445.2%
2039$149,640$110,708$260,348$1,220,33551.2%
2040$162,867$97,480$260,347$1,057,46857.7%
2041$177,262$83,085$260,347$880,20664.8%
2042$192,933$67,417$260,350$687,27572.5%
2043$209,985$50,364$260,349$477,29180.9%
2044$228,544$31,802$260,346$248,74690.1%
2045$248,746$11,602$260,348$0100.0%

Flat vs Reducing Balance

The same loan amount, rate, tenure and start date, run through both interest methods — flat rate always costs more because interest never reduces as you repay.

MetricReducing BalanceFlat InterestDifference
Monthly EMI$21,696$28,125+$6,429
Total Interest$2,706,939$4,250,000+$1,543,061
Total Amount$5,206,939$6,750,000+$1,543,061

Reducing Balance

$5,206,939

Principal
Interest

Flat Interest

$6,750,000

Principal
Interest

Frequently Asked Questions

How the Numbers Are Calculated

For a reducing-balance loan, the EMI is calculated using the standard amortization formula, then applied every month: interest is charged on the balance still outstanding, and whatever is left of the EMI reduces the principal.

For a flat-rate loan, total interest is calculated up front on the original loan amount for the full tenure, added to the principal, and divided evenly across every installment — so principal and interest are identical in every EMI.

EMI (Reducing Balance)

EMI = P × i × (1 + i)^n / ((1 + i)^n − 1)

EMI (Flat Interest)

EMI = (P + P × r × years) / n

  • P = loan amount, i = annual interest rate ÷ 12 (monthly rate), r = annual interest rate, n = number of months.
  • In the reducing-balance schedule, each month's interest = outstanding balance × i, and principal = EMI − interest.
  • In the flat-rate schedule, each month's principal and interest are both a fixed 1/n share of the loan amount and total interest respectively.
  • The final installment in either method is adjusted so the outstanding balance lands at exactly zero, absorbing any rounding drift from earlier months.
  • All figures are rounded only at the point they are displayed, never mid-calculation.