Best Mid Cap Funds in India
What is a Mid Cap Fund?
Very High Volatility
Mid Cap Funds are required by SEBI to invest at least 65% of assets in mid cap companies — those ranked 101st to 250th by full market capitalization. These companies are typically past their early growth stage but smaller than large caps, offering a balance of growth potential and established business models. Mid Cap Funds tend to be more volatile than Large Cap Funds but have historically offered higher long-term growth potential.
Ideal for
Investors with a 7+ year horizon who can tolerate higher short-term volatility for potentially higher long-term growth.
Rankings for this category are not available right now — check back shortly.
Key Terms
Mid Cap Company
As defined by SEBI, any company ranked 101st to 250th among all listed companies by full market capitalization, re-ranked by AMFI every six months.
Rolling Return
The annualized return calculated for every possible start date within a period (e.g. every day over 3 years), then averaged — a more robust measure of consistency than a single point-to-point return, and the ranking metric used above.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are the best mid cap funds ranked?
+
Are Mid Cap Funds riskier than Large Cap Funds?
+
What is a good investment horizon for Mid Cap Funds?
+
Can I do SIP in Mid Cap Funds?
+
How often is this ranking updated?
+
Is this financial advice?
+
FundSageAI is an analytics platform. Rankings on this page are informational only and do not constitute personalized investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Consult a SEBI-registered investment advisor before investing.
