UTI — Rolling Returns & Performance Analysis
UTI (Direct Plan) is a Debt Fund from UTI Mutual Fund — a fund that invests in fixed-income instruments like bonds. This page analyses its rolling returns, long-term performance and return consistency using its full NAV history (AMFI scheme code 146987).
Most sites show UTI's return for a single hand-picked period, which can make almost any fund look good or bad depending on the dates chosen. This tool instead tests UTI across every possible entry date, so you can see how it would have performed no matter when you invested — the honest way to judge a debt fund.
UTI rolling returns explained
Each point on the chart is UTI's annualised CAGR for a holding period (1M to 10Y) ending on that date. The statistics show the best, worst, median and average return, plus how often the fund ended positive — a direct measure of consistency.
Frequently asked questions
What are the rolling returns of UTI?
Rolling returns for UTI measure its annualised return (CAGR) for every possible entry date across its history — not just one flattering period. The interactive chart shows its 1-year, 3-year, 5-year, 7-year and 10-year rolling returns, with the best, worst, median and average outcome for each window.
Is UTI a consistent performer?
Judge consistency by the share of positive periods and the gap between the best and worst rolling return. A high share of positive periods and a narrow range mean UTI delivered more reliably regardless of when you invested.
What is the 5-year return of UTI?
Rather than one 5-year number that depends on the start date, this tool shows the full range of 5-year returns UTI has delivered across every historical starting point — its best, worst, median and average 5-year CAGR.
How is UTI's performance calculated?
Returns are computed from UTI's official daily NAV history from AMFI via mfapi.in. Windows of one year or more show annualised CAGR; 1-month, 3-month and 6-month windows show absolute return.