EMI Calculator
Calculate monthly loan EMI, total interest and total repayment for a loan.
Free browser-based calculators with explanations, examples and practical guidance for finance, mathematics, dates, health-related measurements and everyday conversions. Designed for mobile and desktop.
Calculate monthly loan EMI, total interest and total repayment for a loan.
Estimate monthly payment and total cost using principal, rate and loan duration.
Calculate simple interest and the final amount on a principal.
Calculate compound interest and future value based on rate, time and compounding frequency.
Calculate GST amount and total price for common GST rates.
Find discount amount, savings and final selling price.
Calculate percentages, values from percentages and percentage change.
Perform common arithmetic calculations directly in your browser.
Calculate the arithmetic average of multiple numbers.
Calculate exact age in years, months and days from date of birth.
Calculate the number of days between two calendar dates.
Find a future or past date by adding or subtracting days.
Calculate Body Mass Index from height and weight.
Estimate basal metabolic rate using age, sex, height and weight.
Convert meters, kilometers, centimeters, feet, inches and miles.
Convert kilograms, grams, pounds and ounces quickly.
Convert Celsius, Fahrenheit and Kelvin temperatures.
Generate a strong random password locally in your browser.
Calculate the duration between two times in hours and minutes.
Try another keyword or choose a category.
Estimate monthly EMI, interest and total repayment.
An EMI calculator estimates the monthly payment for a loan using the principal, annual interest rate and tenure. It helps you compare repayment amounts before making a borrowing decision.
Enter the loan amount, annual interest rate and tenure, then tap Calculate EMI. Review the monthly EMI, total interest and total repayment shown by the calculator.
The calculator uses the standard reducing-balance EMI formula: EMI = P × r × (1+r)^n ÷ ((1+r)^n−1), where P is principal, r is monthly interest rate and n is the number of monthly payments.
For a ₹500,000 loan at 10% annual interest for 5 years, the estimated monthly EMI is about ₹10,624. Actual lender charges may differ.
Yes. The EMI normally contains both principal and interest.
Yes. Try different rates and tenures to compare estimated monthly payments and total interest.
No. It is an estimate for planning and comparison.
Estimate loan payment and total borrowing cost.
A loan calculator helps estimate monthly payments, total interest and overall repayment for a borrowing amount, interest rate and tenure.
Enter the loan amount, interest rate and repayment period, then calculate the estimate. Try more than one tenure if you want to compare options.
The calculation applies the loan principal, periodic interest rate and number of payments to estimate the scheduled repayment amount. The displayed totals are mathematical estimates and may not include lender-specific fees.
For example, changing a 5-year loan to a 3-year loan can increase the monthly payment while reducing the number of interest-bearing months.
It can be used for general loan estimates when the inputs match the loan terms.
Not necessarily. Lender processing fees, taxes, insurance and other charges may be separate.
No. Check the lender’s official repayment schedule before borrowing.
Calculate interest and maturity amount.
The Simple Interest Calculator estimates interest and total amount when the principal, rate and time are known. It is useful for basic interest calculations and comparisons.
Enter the principal amount, annual interest rate and time period, then tap Calculate Simple Interest.
Simple interest is calculated as SI = P × R × T ÷ 100, where P is principal, R is annual rate in percent and T is time in years. Total amount = principal + simple interest.
If ₹10,000 is invested at 5% simple interest for 2 years, the interest is ₹1,000 and the total amount is ₹11,000.
It is interest calculated directly on the original principal for the specified period.
Use the time value consistently in years when the rate is annual.
No. It is a mathematical estimate and does not account for product-specific terms.
Calculate compound growth and future value.
The Compound Interest Calculator estimates how an amount grows when interest is added to the balance and future interest can be calculated on the increased amount.
Enter the principal, annual rate, time period and compounding frequency, then calculate the estimate.
For periodic compounding, the standard formula is A = P(1 + r/n)^(nt), where P is principal, r is annual rate as a decimal, n is compounding frequency and t is years. Interest = A − P.
If ₹10,000 grows at 5% annually for 2 years with annual compounding, the estimated final amount is ₹11,025.
Compounding means previously credited interest becomes part of the balance used for later interest calculations.
For the same nominal rate and period, changing compounding frequency can change the calculated amount.
Not necessarily. Fees, taxes, changing rates and product terms can affect actual returns.
Calculate GST amount and final price.
The GST Calculator helps estimate GST amounts and the total price when you know the base value and GST rate. It can also help understand the tax portion of a price.
Enter the amount and GST rate, choose the calculation direction if available, and tap Calculate GST.
For an amount before GST, GST = amount × rate ÷ 100 and total = amount + GST. For an inclusive price, the GST portion is derived from the total and the applicable rate.
If a taxable price is ₹1,000 and GST is 18%, the GST is ₹180 and the total is ₹1,180.
Yes. Enter the applicable GST rate for the item or service.
No. Use the applicable tax rules and official invoice details for transactions.
Yes. It is useful for estimates and basic calculations.
Calculate savings and final sale price.
The Discount Calculator shows the discount amount and the price after discount. It is useful for checking sale prices and comparing offers.
Enter the original price and discount percentage, then tap Calculate Discount.
Discount amount = original price × discount rate ÷ 100. Final price = original price − discount amount.
If an item costs ₹2,000 and has a 15% discount, the discount is ₹300 and the final price is ₹1,700.
The discount amount is subtracted from the original price.
Yes. Calculate each discounted price and compare the final amounts.
Only if those amounts are included in the price you enter.
Calculate percentages and percentage change.
The Percentage Calculator helps solve common percentage questions, such as finding a percentage of a number or determining what percentage one value represents of another.
Enter the values requested by the calculator and tap Calculate Percentage. Read the result and check which percentage operation you selected.
A basic percentage is calculated as part ÷ whole × 100. To find a percentage of a number, use number × percentage ÷ 100.
20% of 500 is 100, and 100 is 20% of 500.
Divide the first value by the reference value and multiply by 100.
Yes, compare the change with the original value using the percentage-change formula.
Yes. A ratio can exceed 100% when the first value is greater than the reference value.
Perform basic arithmetic calculations.
The Basic Calculator performs everyday arithmetic such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. It is designed for quick calculations directly in your browser.
Enter numbers and operators using the calculator buttons, then review the displayed result.
The calculator follows the arithmetic operation represented by the expression you enter. For longer expressions, check the order of operations and the displayed result.
For example, 25 × 4 + 10 gives 110 when multiplication is performed before addition.
Yes. It is suitable for simple arithmetic and quick checks.
No. The calculator works directly in the browser.
For financial, legal or other high-stakes work, verify important figures independently.
Calculate the average of multiple values.
The Average Calculator finds the arithmetic mean of a group of numbers. It is useful for quick summaries of scores, measurements and other numeric data.
Enter the numbers you want to include and tap Calculate Average. Make sure the list contains only the values you want to compare.
The arithmetic mean is calculated by adding all values and dividing the sum by the number of values.
For 10, 20 and 30, the average is (10 + 20 + 30) ÷ 3 = 20.
It is the arithmetic mean of a set of numbers.
Yes. Every entered value is included in the calculation.
Yes. The mean does not have to be a whole number.
Calculate exact age from date of birth.
The BharatTools Age Calculator helps you find an exact age from a date of birth. It can show age in years, months and days and can calculate age on a selected date.
Enter the date of birth in DD/MM/YYYY format, choose the date on which you want to calculate the age, and tap Calculate Age.
The calculator compares the birth date with the selected date, first determining completed years and then accounting for the remaining calendar months and days. A selected date earlier than the birth date is not treated as a valid age.
If a person was born on 15 March 2000 and the age is calculated on 15 March 2026, the completed age is 26 years.
Yes. Choose the date you want in the Calculate Age On field.
Yes. When the dates are valid, the result provides the exact age in years, months and days.
No. The calculator is designed to work directly in your browser.
Calculate days between two dates.
The Date Difference Calculator helps determine the time interval between two calendar dates. It can be useful for planning, scheduling and checking elapsed time.
Select the start date and end date, then tap Calculate. Make sure the dates are entered correctly.
The calculator compares the calendar dates and determines the elapsed interval. Depending on the selected dates, the result may be expressed in days or other calendar units.
The difference between 1 January 2026 and 11 January 2026 is 10 elapsed days.
The result represents the elapsed difference between the selected calendar dates; check the displayed result for the exact convention.
Yes. Valid calendar dates can be compared across years.
Yes for planning, but confirm important deadlines with the official source.
Find a date after adding or subtracting days.
This calculator helps you find a new date by adding or subtracting a chosen number of days from a starting date. It is useful for planning future or past dates.
Choose the starting date, enter the number of days, select add or subtract if available, and calculate the resulting date.
The calculator moves through calendar days from the starting date, accounting for different month lengths and leap years.
Adding 30 days to 1 January 2026 gives 31 January 2026.
Yes. Use the subtract option when you want to find an earlier date.
Valid calendar calculations account for the calendar date rules, including leap years.
Use it for planning, but verify any legal or official deadline with the relevant authority.
Calculate Body Mass Index from height and weight.
The BharatTools BMI Calculator estimates Body Mass Index using height and weight. BMI is a simple screening measure that can help compare weight with height, but it does not directly measure body fat or overall health. The result is general information rather than a medical diagnosis.
Enter your weight in kilograms and height in centimetres, then tap Calculate BMI. Use the result as a general reference and consider other health factors as well.
BMI is calculated by dividing weight in kilograms by height in metres squared. Formula: BMI = weight (kg) ÷ height² (m²). The calculator converts centimetres to metres before applying the formula.
If a person weighs 70 kg and is 175 cm tall, the BMI is approximately 22.9.
BMI provides a height-to-weight screening measure. It does not by itself determine whether someone is healthy or unhealthy.
BMI has limitations and may not be appropriate for every person or situation, including some children, athletes and people with different body compositions.
No. The BMI Calculator is designed to work directly in your browser.
Estimate basal metabolic rate.
The BMR Calculator estimates Basal Metabolic Rate, the approximate energy your body uses at rest to support basic functions. It is commonly used as a starting point for general calorie-planning estimates.
Enter the requested age, sex, height and weight values, then tap Calculate BMR. Treat the result as an estimate rather than an exact measurement.
BMR formulas use personal inputs such as age, sex, height and weight to estimate resting energy needs. Different formulas can produce different estimates.
A person’s BMR estimate changes when age, height or weight inputs change, so use accurate current inputs for a meaningful estimate.
No. BMR is an estimate of resting energy use; daily needs also depend on activity and other factors.
No. It is a mathematical estimate and individual energy needs vary.
No. For medical or nutrition decisions, consider advice from a qualified professional.
Convert common length and distance units.
The Length Converter converts measurements between common units such as millimetres, centimetres, metres, kilometres, inches, feet and miles.
Enter a value, choose the source and target units, then tap Convert.
Conversion uses fixed relationships between measurement units. For example, 1 metre equals 100 centimetres and 1 kilometre equals 1,000 metres.
5 kilometres equals 5,000 metres, while 100 centimetres equals 1 metre.
Use the units available in the converter’s selectors.
They follow the mathematical conversion factors, although displayed decimals may be rounded.
Yes for everyday conversions; use appropriate precision for technical work.
Convert kilograms, grams, pounds and ounces.
The Weight Converter converts values between common mass units such as grams, kilograms, pounds and ounces.
Enter the value, select the source unit and target unit, then tap Convert.
The converter applies standard unit conversion factors to transform the entered mass into the selected unit.
2 kilograms is approximately 4.409 pounds, while 1 kilogram equals 1,000 grams.
Yes. Kilogram is the SI base unit of mass, although it is commonly called weight in everyday use.
Yes. Select pounds as the source and kilograms as the target.
The displayed result may be rounded for readability.
Convert Celsius, Fahrenheit and Kelvin.
The Temperature Converter converts temperatures between Celsius, Fahrenheit and other supported scales.
Enter a temperature, choose the source and target scales, then tap Convert.
For Celsius and Fahrenheit, °F = (°C × 9/5) + 32 and °C = (°F − 32) × 5/9.
20°C equals 68°F, and 0°C equals 32°F.
Yes. Both scales can represent temperatures below zero.
They use different reference points and scale intervals.
The mathematical conversion is exact; displayed decimals may be rounded.
Generate a random password locally in your browser.
The Password Generator creates random password strings using the character options provided by the tool. Strong, unique passwords can reduce the risk of password reuse across accounts.
Choose the desired length and character types, then generate a password. Copy it only into the account or password manager where you intend to use it.
The generator selects characters from the enabled character sets to create a random string. Longer passwords with a varied character set generally provide more possible combinations.
A generated password using uppercase, lowercase, numbers and symbols can be substantially harder to guess than a short common word.
No. Use a unique password for each important account.
A reputable password manager can help store unique passwords securely.
The tool is designed to generate the value in your browser; avoid entering sensitive passwords into untrusted websites.
Calculate duration between two times.
The Time Converter helps convert time values between supported units such as seconds, minutes, hours and days. It is useful for quick duration calculations.
Enter a time value, select the source unit and target unit, then tap Convert.
The converter applies fixed relationships between duration units: 60 seconds make a minute, 60 minutes make an hour and 24 hours make a day.
2 hours equals 120 minutes and 7,200 seconds.
Yes. Select hours as the source and minutes as the target.
Yes. One day contains 24 hours for standard duration calculations.
No. This tool converts durations; calendar-date calculations should use a date calculator.
Understand the numbers before you make an important decision.
EMI estimates depend on principal, interest rate and tenure. Compare the monthly payment with total interest before evaluating a loan.
Use the GST calculator to estimate tax amount and total price from a base amount and GST rate. Always verify tax treatment for your situation.
Percentage calculations help compare changes, savings and proportions. A discount percentage is applied to the original price to estimate the selling price.
BMI is a general screening measurement based on height and weight. It is not a medical diagnosis and should be interpreted in context.
Calculate age from date of birth or find the number of days between dates. Calendar calculations can be useful for planning deadlines and milestones.
Convert common length, weight and temperature units, or calculate the duration between two times without installing an app.
BharatTools is an independent online calculator and utility platform created to make everyday calculations simple, fast and accessible. The platform focuses on browser-based tools for finance, mathematics, dates, health-related calculations and general utilities.
Many calculators on this website perform calculations directly inside your browser. This allows the tools to respond quickly without requiring a separate application.
Calculator results depend on the information entered by the visitor and the mathematical formulas used by each tool. Results are intended for general informational purposes and should be independently verified when making important financial, medical, tax or legal decisions.
BharatTools is an independent utility platform. It is not a government website and does not represent any government department, bank, financial institution or other official authority unless explicitly stated.
Yes. The calculators are designed as free online utilities for general everyday use.
Yes. The interface is responsive and designed for smartphones, tablets and desktop browsers.
No. These browser-based tools can be used directly from a modern web browser.
Financial calculators provide estimates based on the information entered. Important financial decisions should be verified using official documentation or professional advice.
No. BMI is a general screening measurement and should not be treated as a medical diagnosis.
BharatTools is a browser-based collection of calculators and everyday utilities. Each tool is designed around a specific calculation so visitors can enter their own values, see the result and understand what the result means. The calculators do not replace official documents, lender quotations, tax invoices or professional advice.
Start with the category that fits your task. Finance tools can estimate loan payments, interest, GST and discounts. Mathematics tools can handle percentages and averages. Date tools can calculate age, date differences and future dates. Health-related tools provide general measurements such as BMI and estimated calorie needs. Utility tools handle common conversions and time calculations.
Use the units and labels shown beside each input. For example, enter an annual interest rate as a percentage and a loan tenure in the unit requested by the calculator. Date calculations depend on the exact dates entered, while health calculations depend on accurate height and weight measurements. If an input is incorrect, the result can also be incorrect.
A number by itself does not always explain the situation. BharatTools provides supporting text, examples and notes around the calculators so visitors can understand the calculation. For finance tools, look at both the monthly amount and the total amount. For percentage and discount tools, check whether the percentage is being applied to the original value or to a changed value.
Use EMI, loan, interest, GST and discount tools for estimates and comparisons. Actual lender, tax or merchant figures can depend on additional terms and applicable rules.
Percentage, average and arithmetic tools are useful for quick checks, study work and everyday calculations. Recheck important figures before relying on them.
Age, date difference, day addition and duration tools work from the dates or times supplied by the visitor. Calendar conventions can matter for planning tasks.
BMI and calorie estimates are general informational calculations. They are not a diagnosis or a personalised medical recommendation.
Two calculators can display slightly different values because they may use different rounding rules, input assumptions or formulas. Financial calculations may also differ from a lender's statement because of fees, dates, taxes, insurance, compounding conventions or other contractual terms. When a result is important, compare the assumptions as well as the final number.
Online calculators are most useful when they make a calculation easier to understand. They should not be used to make a medical diagnosis, confirm a legal obligation, guarantee a loan offer, determine an official tax liability or replace a document issued by an authorised institution. BharatTools provides estimates and educational explanations so visitors can perform common calculations more conveniently.