Mc · Wild shelf

Mid cap funds

Companies ranked 101 to 250. Bigger swings, historically bigger rewards.

Deep falls happen and can last years. Long money only. Industry-wide this shelf holds ₹5.06 lakh crore across 33 schemes (AMFI, category: Mid Cap Fund).

Mid cap by the numbers

NYVO publishes data pages for 32 schemes in Mid cap, from 32 fund houses, holding ₹4.58 lakh crore between them. Over the last five years the median returned 17.3% a year, and the gap between the best and worst was 8.8 percentage points a year across 23 funds with a five-year record (NAV as of 20 Aug 2026).

Distribution of returns across Mid cap funds with a data page on NYVO, NAV as of 20 Aug 2026
Window	Worst	Median	Best	Spread	Funds
1 year	2.1%	10.1%	21.1%	19.0 pts	28
3 years (per year)	12.1%	19.6%	26.2%	14.1 pts	27
5 years (per year)	12.4%	17.3%	21.3%	8.8 pts	23

Median fund size: ₹6,723 crore
Largest fund: ₹1.05 lakh crore
Longest track record: since 2013

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.

32 funds with data pages

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