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₹2 Lakh Investment in SBI FD

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 01/04/2026 6:00 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 01/04/2026
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State Bank of India (SBI) is offering attractive interest rates on its Fixed Deposit (FD) schemes, making it a popular choice for safe investments.

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How Much Will ₹2 Lakh Grow in 1 Year?Why Consider SBI Fixed Deposits?

You can open an FD with SBI for as little as 7 days and extend it up to 10 years, depending on your financial goals.

Currently, SBI offers interest rates ranging from 3.05% to 7.05%, based on the tenure and customer category.

For a 1-year (365-day) FD, the interest rates are:

6.25% for general citizens

6.75% for senior citizens

6.85% for very senior citizens (80+ years)

There is also a special scheme called the “Amrit Vrishti FD” (444 days), offering even higher returns—but for now, let’s focus on the 1-year option.

How Much Will ₹2 Lakh Grow in 1 Year?

Planning to invest ₹2,00,000 in a 1-year SBI FD? Here’s what you can expect at maturity:

General citizens

You will receive ₹2,12,796, earning ₹12,796 as interest

Senior citizens

You will receive ₹2,13,846, earning ₹13,846 as interest

Very senior citizens (80+ years)

You will receive ₹2,14,056, earning ₹14,056 as interest

Why Consider SBI Fixed Deposits?

SBI FDs are a reliable investment option, especially for those who prefer stable and guaranteed returns.

With flexible tenure options and higher interest rates for senior citizens, it’s a practical choice for both short-term and long-term savings.

If you’re looking for a safe place to grow your money without market risk, an SBI FD can be worth considering.

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