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Mudra Loan Calculator

This mudra loan calculator estimates the monthly EMI and total interest on a PM Mudra Yojana (PMMY) loan, India's collateral-free credit scheme for small and micro businesses. PMMY loans span four tiers — Shishu, Kishor, Tarun and Tarun Plus — each covering a different loan-amount range, but banks set their own rate off their MCLR rather than a single government-fixed rate. Pick your tier, enter your bank's quoted rate and tenure to see your EMI breakdown.

Mudra loans are grouped into 4 tiers by loan amount — pick the one matching what you need; typical bank rates run roughly 9-12% for Shishu up to 11-20% for Tarun/Tarun Plus, but every bank sets its own rate off its MCLR.

₹3,00,000

How much you want to borrow under PMMY, within your chosen tier's range.

11.00%

Mudra loans have no fixed government rate — enter the rate your bank has quoted you.

3 yrs

How many years you'll take to repay the loan.

₹9,822

Your fixed monthly repayment at this rate and tenure.

Total interest₹53,578
Total repayment₹3,53,578

Frequently asked questions

Do I need collateral for a Mudra loan?+

No — PMMY loans are collateral-free by design, which is the scheme's core appeal for small and micro business owners who don't have assets to pledge.

Which Mudra category should I choose?+

Pick the tier that matches the loan amount you actually need — Shishu for very small working-capital needs, Kishor for an established small business, and Tarun or Tarun Plus for larger expansion needs. The tier mainly determines your loan-amount range, not automatically your rate.

Is the Mudra loan interest rate fixed by the government?+

No — the government sets the scheme's eligibility and collateral-free structure, but each bank prices the loan itself off its own MCLR plus a spread, so rates genuinely differ by lender. Always compare quotes from more than one bank.

Can I prepay a Mudra loan early?+

Most banks allow prepayment on Mudra loans, though some may charge a foreclosure fee on larger Tarun or Tarun Plus loans — confirm the exact terms with your lender before signing.

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