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Top Mutual Funds You Can Start with Rs 100

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 02/07/2025 5:49 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 02/07/2025
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If you don’t have time to closely watch the stock market, investing in mutual funds can be a good option for you. Even with a small SIP of Rs 100, you can get better returns.

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These funds gave returns up to 37%Bandhan Small Cap FundPioneer Fund BoxAditya Birla SL Special Opp FundICICI Pru Commodities FundAxis Nifty 100 Index Fund

We have picked 5 such mutual funds where you can invest just Rs 100 monthly. These funds have given up to 37% CAGR in the last 3 years.

This means if you had invested Rs 1 lakh in these funds three years ago, it would have grown to Rs 1,37,000 today. Let’s look at these top 5 funds one by one.

These funds gave returns up to 37%

Bandhan Small Cap Fund

This fund gave a 37% return in the last 3 years. You can start investing with just Rs 100 SIP. Its Expense Ratio is 0.39%. It invests in companies like Sobha, South Indian Bank, and Apaar Industries.

Pioneer Fund Box

This fund returned 27.31% in 3 years. You can start with Rs 100 SIP. Its Expense Ratio is 0.52%. It invests in Bharti Hexacom, Eternal, Aster DM, and Interglobe Aviation.

Aditya Birla SL Special Opp Fund

This fund gave a 23.82% return in the last 3 years. You can start investing with Rs 100 SIP. Its Expense Ratio is 1.35%. It invests in companies like Sobha, South Indian Bank, and Apaar Industries.

ICICI Pru Commodities Fund

This fund gave 26.47% returns in 3 years. You can start with Rs 100 SIP. Its Expense Ratio is 0.99%. It invests in companies like Jindal Steel, Ambuja Cement, and Vedanta.

Axis Nifty 100 Index Fund

This fund gave an 18.92% return in 3 years. You can start investing with Rs 100 SIP. Its Expense Ratio is 0.21%. It invests in companies like HDFC, ICICI Bank, Reliance Industries, and Infosys.

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