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Deposit ₹2 lakh in SBI, earn ₹1.05 lakh Interest

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 15/03/2026 12:31 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 15/03/2026
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State Bank of India (SBI), the country’s largest public sector bank, is offering attractive interest rates on Fixed Deposits (FDs).

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Amrit Varshiti Special FD: Highest Interest RatesHow Much Can You Earn on Rs 2 Lakh?

Customers can earn interest ranging from 3.05% to 7.15% depending on the scheme and tenure.

You can open an FD with SBI for as short as 7 days or as long as 10 years, with guaranteed fixed returns at the end of the term.

This makes FDs a safe and reliable option for growing your money.

Amrit Varshiti Special FD: Highest Interest Rates

SBI’s Amrit Varshiti Special FD Scheme offers the highest returns, especially for longer tenures.

Here’s a quick look:

444-day Amrit Varshiti FD:

General citizens: 6.45%

Senior citizens: 6.95%

Very senior citizens: 7.05%

For FDs with 5–10 year tenures, interest rates are even higher:

General citizens: 6.05%

Senior citizens: 7.05%

Very senior citizens: 7.15%

For example, if you open an FD for 6 years, these are the rates you can expect.

How Much Can You Earn on Rs 2 Lakh?

Depositing Rs 2,00,000 in a 6-year FD with SBI can earn you significant interest:

General citizen: Total maturity amount Rs 2,86,747 (interest earned Rs 86,747)

Senior citizen: Total maturity amount Rs 3,04,184 (interest earned Rs 1,04,184)

Super senior citizen: Total maturity amount Rs 3,05,983 (interest earned Rs 1,05,983)

This shows how SBI FDs are a reliable option for both short-term and long-term savings, helping your money grow safely over time.

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