Top Large Cap Mutual Funds in India

Compare leading Large Cap Mutual Funds based on their historical 5-year and 10-year annualised returns. This page focuses on Regular Plan – Growth schemes suitable for investors looking for long-term large-cap equity exposure.

Data updated: August 2026   |   Plan: Regular Growth

Top Large Cap Funds – 5 Year Returns

Funds ranked by annualised 5-year CAGR. Click the 5-Year column to sort the table.

Rank Fund 5 Year CAGR ↓ 10 Year CAGR ↓
How to use this table: The table can be sorted using either the 5-year or 10-year CAGR. The ranking changes depending on the period selected.

Top by Long-Term Performance

Historical performance is useful for comparison, but it should not be the only factor used when selecting a fund.

5-Year Leader

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10-Year Leader

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Long-Term Perspective

5Y + 10Y

A fund that performs consistently across both periods can be more interesting than a fund that leads in only one period.

How Should You Evaluate a Large Cap Fund?

Past returns are only one part of the evaluation process.

1. 5-Year Performance

Five-year CAGR gives a useful view of how the fund has performed through different market conditions.

2. 10-Year Performance

A 10-year track record provides an even longer perspective across multiple market cycles.

3. Consistency Matters

Don't select a fund solely because it is number one for one particular period. Consider consistency, risk and portfolio characteristics as well.

Important Information

Large Cap Mutual Funds predominantly invest in large companies and are intended for long-term investors. They remain subject to equity-market risk.

Historical returns are annualised CAGR figures and are provided for comparison and educational purposes. Past performance does not guarantee future returns.

Returns can differ between Direct and Regular Plans. The figures displayed here are for the Regular Growth plan.

Source: Current mutual fund performance data compiled from publicly available scheme-level disclosures and comparison databases. Returns should be verified against the latest AMC / AMFI disclosures before making an investment decision.