EPF / NPS Calculator.

Estimate your EPF and NPS corpus from monthly contributions — instantly.

EPF / NPS Calculator

Estimate EPF and NPS corpus from monthly contributions and expected returns.

Often ~3.67% goes to EPF (rest to EPS). Adjust to match your slip.

Estimated corpus

₹22,02,616

Monthly contribution

₹3,600

Total invested

₹8,64,000

Interest / returns

₹13,38,616

Estimates only. Actual EPF/NPS balances depend on credited rates, EPS split, and withdrawals.

How it works

Four steps.

  1. 01

    Choose EPF or NPS mode.

  2. 02

    Enter monthly basic/salary, contribution %, expected return, and years.

  3. 03

    Review total invested, interest/returns, and estimated corpus.

  4. 04

    Adjust inputs to compare contribution scenarios.

Features

Why use this calculator.

Quick retirement-corpus estimates for EPF and NPS contributions.
  • EPF Calculator

    Estimate Employees’ Provident Fund corpus from monthly basic and contribution rates.

  • NPS Calculator

    Project National Pension System corpus with employee and employer contributions.

  • Interest Growth

    Apply expected annual interest/return rates to see long-term accumulation.

  • Instant Results

    See total contributions, interest earned, and maturity corpus live.

  • Private in Browser

    No signup. Calculations stay on your device.

  • Free Forever

    Plan retirement contributions without paywalled calculators.

FAQ

Questions.

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How is EPF corpus estimated?

We treat combined employee + employer monthly contributions as a recurring deposit growing at your expected EPF interest rate (compounded monthly for estimation).

What EPF interest rate should I use?

EPF rates are notified by EPFO each year (often around 8–8.25%). Enter the latest rate for planning.

How is NPS different?

NPS returns depend on your fund choice (equity/debt). Enter an expected annual return and contribution amounts to project corpus.

Are these guaranteed amounts?

No. Rates change and actual balances depend on contributions, withdrawals, and credited interest. Use this for planning only.

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