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Ix · Wild shelf

Index funds & ETFs funds

Own the whole market, pay almost nothing. A great deal of the ETF money is EPFO's.

Deep falls happen and can last years. Long money only. Industry-wide this shelf holds ₹13.12 lakh crore across 680 schemes (AMFI, categories: Index Funds, Other ETFs).

Index funds & ETFs by the numbers

NYVO publishes data pages for 418 schemes in Index funds & ETFs, from 31 fund houses, holding ₹4.03 lakh crore between them. Over the last five years the median returned 10.4% a year, and the gap between the best and worst was 12.4 percentage points a year across 74 funds with a five-year record (NAV as of 20 Aug 2026).

Distribution of returns across Index funds & ETFs funds with a data page on NYVO, NAV as of 20 Aug 2026
WindowWorstMedianBestSpreadFunds
1 year-17.8%5.7%37.9%55.6 pts361
3 years (per year)1.8%8.9%31.8%30.0 pts200
5 years (per year)5.9%10.4%18.4%12.4 pts74
Median fund size
₹185 crore
Largest fund
₹29,603 crore
Longest track record
since 2009

Worst, median and best describe the spread across the funds on this shelf that have a data page on NYVO — they are not an index, not a benchmark, and no fund is named. The spread is simply the distance between the highest and lowest figure in that window; on shelves that hold more than one kind of asset it reflects that mix as much as anything else. Sample sizes differ by window because newer funds have no five-year record. Past returns do not predict future returns.

418 funds with data pages

7 more funds exist in these categories without enough published history for a data page yet; they appear here automatically once they have one.

Funds are listed by assets under management — a fact, not a ranking. Shelf-level industry figures are AMFI monthly data; per-fund figures come from NYVO research systems and update daily. This page is general information, not investment advice, and carries no rating and no recommendation. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; read all scheme related documents carefully.