15 Best SBI Mutual Funds for 2019 – Top Rated Funds For You

SBI has different mutual funds with different risk and returns factors. Among them, some have a low risk, some have moderate and some have high-risk factors.

Depending on the risk factor, the average return rate also changes. This means the high-risk funds returns the maximum average compared to low-risk funds.

SBI Mutual funds are among the best funds available on the market because it has high authority and branding.

If you are wondering where you should invest the money then you are in the right place. Here are the Best SBI Mutual Funds for you for the year 2019 and above.

What you will get on this article

Here we have listed the mixture of all the best funds of SBI available on the market. Depending upon their returns and risk factor we have arranged the funds.

We have also listed the fund’s returns for the last 1 year, 3 years and 5 years.

The fund details you will get on the list –

• Returns of the funds for the last 1, 3 and 5 years.
• Pros and Cons of the funds.
• Risk of the fund.
• NAV value and Size of the fund.
• Minimum SIP amount to invest.
• Fund Starting date.
• Holdings (Companies) of the fund where it invests the money.
• Expense Ratio of the fund etc.

If you are a first-time investor then, we always recommend you invest the money on a nifty 50 index direct growth funds because it invests the money on the top 50 companies and also it returns depend on our economy.

So if one or two companies lose money then others are there to save you.

15 Best SBI Mutual Funds for 2019

Here we have listed all the funds by examing the last five year returns. Also, Direct-Growth means, you can invest in the fund directly without an agent. The benefit of investing without an agent helps you to get extra returns in the future due to no hidden fees.

1. SBI Nifty Index Fund – Direct-Growth

This fund is in the top of the list because this fund has a holding of 50 top companies. Also, the chance of losing money becomes almost nil, if invested for the long term.

SBI Nifty Index Fund is an open-ended equity scheme that invests in the stocks comprises of Nifty 50 index funds.

Now, let us see all the features of SBI Nifty Index Fund –

Details of the Fund –

• Minimum Amount to Start a SIP – ₹500 and Minimum Lumpsum Amount – ₹5000
• Risk of the Fund – Moderately High
• Expense Ratio of the Fund – 0.25%
• Size of the Fund – ₹348 Crores
• Fund Incepted Date – 17th January 2002
• Fund Started Date – 1st January 2013

Returns –

• Last One year return – 13.50%
• Last Three years return – 15.70%
• Last Five years return – 12.60%
• Since its inception – 14.05%

Pros And Cons –

Pros	Cons
The expense ratio is less.	The fund size is lower than 500 crores. Watch the expense ratio before investing.
The last 1 year returns are higher than the benchmark.	The last 5 years’ return is lower than the benchmark.
The risk of investing is lower.

Top 10 Holdings of the Fund –

Name of Companies	Sector of Investment	Total Assets
HDFC Bank Limited	Financial	10.10%
Reliance Industries Limited	Energy	9.50%
Housing Development Finance Corporation Limited.	Financial	7.20%
Infosys Limited	Technology	6.50%
ITC Limited	FMCG	5.40%
ICICI Bank Limited	Financial	5.30%
Tata Consultancy Services Limited	Technology	4.80%
Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited	Financial	3.80%
Larsen & Toubro Limited	Construction	3.70%
Axis Bank Limited	Financial	2.90%

Equity Allocation Figure

2. SBI Magnum Constant Maturity Fund – Direct-Growth

SBI Magnum Constant Maturity Fund is an open-ended fund that predominantly invests in Government Securities which has a constant maturity of 10 years.

Now, let us see all the features of SBI Magnum Constant Maturity Fund –

Details of the Fund –

• Minimum Amount to Start a SIP – ₹500 and Minimum Lumpsum Amount – ₹5000
• Risk of the Fund – Moderately Low
• Expense Ratio of the Fund – 0.34%
• Size of the Fund – ₹359 Crores
• Incepted Date – 31st December 2000
• Fund Started Date – 2nd January 2013

Returns –

• Last One year return – 10.20%
• Last Three years return – 9.60%
• Last Five years return – 10.20%
• Since its Inception – 7.98%

Pros And Cons –

Pros	Cons
The expense ratio is lower.	The last 1 year returns are lower than the benchmark.
The last 3 years and 5 years’ returns of the fund are higher than the benchmark.
The exit load is zero.

Top Holdings of the Fund –

Name of Companies	Sector of Investment	Total Assets
GOI	Sovereign	67.60%
GOI	Sovereign	15.50%
GOI	Sovereign	11.50%
Others	Others	05.50%

Equity Allocation Figure

3. SBI Magnum Medium Duration Fund – Direct-Growth

SBI Magnum Medium Duration Fund is an open-ended medium-term Debit Scheme that invests in a portfolio which has Macaulay duration between 03 and 04 years.

Now, let us see all the features of SBI Magnum Medium Duration Fund –

Details of the Fund –

• Minimum Amount to Start a SIP – ₹500 and Minimum Lumpsum Amount – ₹5000
• Risk of the Fund – Moderate
• Expense Ratio of the Fund – 0.62%
• Size of the Fund – ₹1620 Crores
• Incepted Date – 12th November 2003
• Fund Started Date – 28th January 2013

Returns –

• Last One year return – 7.80%
• Last Three years return – 10.10%
• Last Five years return – 11.00%
• Since its Inception – 7.87%

Pros And Cons –

Pros	Cons
The last 5 years of returns are average.	It is a medium duration fund so the average maturity period is 3 to 4 years.
The expense ratio is also average.
The market size is less than 5000 crores which is a good sign.

Top 10 Holdings of the Fund –

Name of Companies	Sector of Investment	Instrument	Total Assets
GOI	Sovereign	GOI SEC	16.10%
State Bank Of India	Financial	NCD	9.80%
Muthoot Finance Limited	Financial	Debenture	6.80%
Aditya Birla Retail Limited	Financial	Debenture	5.40%
GOI	Sovereign	GOI Sec	3.40%
Emami Realty Limited	Construction	Debenture	3.30%
L & T Vadodara Bharuch Tollway Limited	Construction	Debenture	3.20%
Indostar Capital Finance Pvt. Lmt.	Financial	NCD	3.10%
REC Limited	Financial	Debenture	3.10%
Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited	Engineering	SO	3.00%

Equity Allocation Figure

4. SBI Consumption Opportunities Fund – Direct-Growth

SBI Consumption Opportunities Fund is an open-ended equity scheme that invests in Equities and its related securities in Consumption Space.

Now, let us see all the features of SBI Magnum Constant Maturity Fund –

Details of the Fund –

• Minimum Amount to Start a SIP – ₹500 and Minimum Lumpsum Amount – ₹5000
• Risk of the Fund – High
• Expense Ratio of the Fund – 1.48%
• Size of the Fund – ₹694 Crores
• Inception Date – 14th July 1999
• Fund Started Date – 1st January 2013

Returns –

• Last One year return – 2.00%
• Last Three years return – 17.40%
• Last Five years return – 16.30%
• Since its Inception – 15.23%

Pros And Cons –

Pros	Cons
The last One year return of the fund is higher than the benchmark.	The AUM value is less than 500 crores so check the expense ratio when it is low.
The last 3 years and 5 years’ returns of the fund are higher than the benchmark.	As compared to the benchmark the fund risk is high.

Top 10 Holdings of the Fund –

Name of Companies	Sector of Investment	Total Assets
ITC Limited	FMCG	8.60%
Asian Paints Limited	Chemicals	7.60%
Nestle India Limited	FMCG	7.30%
Colgate Palmolive (India) Limited	FMCG	7.30%
Sheela Foam Limited	Textiles	6.10%
Indian Hotels Company Limited	Services	6.00%
Jubilant Food Works Limited	Services	5.50%
Marico Limited	FMCG	5.20%
Havells India Limited	Engineering	3.50%
Hawkings Cookers Limited	Cons Durable	3.10%

Equity Allocation Figure

5. SBI Banking & Financial Services Fund – Direct-Growth

SBI Banking & Financial Services Fund is an open-ended Equity Scheme that predominantly invests in the Banking and Financial Sector.

Now, let us see all the features of SBI Banking & Financial Services Fund –

Details of the Fund –

• Minimum Amount to Start a SIP – ₹500 and Minimum Lumpsum Amount – ₹5000
• Risk of the Fund – High
• Expense Ratio of the Fund – 1.65%
• Size of the Fund – ₹632 Crores
• Incepted Date – 26th February 2015
• Fund Started Date – 26th February 2015

Returns –

• Last One year return – 23.00%
• Last Three years return – 28.00%
• Last Five years return – NA
• Since its Inception – 14.20%

Pros And Cons –

Pros	Cons
As compared to the benchmark the fund risk is low.	The AUM value of the fund is less than 500 crores so check the expense ratio when it is low.
The last one year and three years returns of the fund are higher than the benchmark.	It is a new fund whose age is less than 5 years.

Top 10 Holdings of the Fund –

Name of Companies	Total Assets
HDFC Bank Limited	13.60%
ICICI Bank Limited	13.10%
Axis Bank Limited	10.60%
Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited	9.70%
State Bank Of India	9.70%
PNB Housing Finance Limited	6.90%
AU Small Finance Bank Limited	6.30%
Muthoot Capital Services Limited	5.30%
Bajaj Finance Limited	3.80%
Bandhan Bank Limited	3.60%

Equity Allocation Figure

6. SBI Multi-Asset Allocation Fund – Direct-Growth

SBI Multi-Asset Allocation Fund is an open-ended scheme that predominantly invests in Debt, Gold, Equity or any Gold-related investments.

Now, let us see all the features of SBI Multi-Asset Allocation Fund –

Details of the Fund –

• Minimum Amount to Start a SIP – ₹500 and Minimum Lumpsum Amount – ₹5000
• Risk of the Fund – Moderate
• Expense Ratio of the Fund – 1.03%
• Size of the Fund – ₹294 Crores
• Incepted Date –21st December 2005
• Fund Started Date – 15th March 2013

Returns –

• Last One year return – 4.60%
• Last Three years return – 8.30%
• Last Five years return – 10.40%
• Since its Inception – 7.61%

Pros And Cons –

Pros	Cons
The risk of the fund is comparatively lower than the benchmark.	The AUM value of the fund is less than 500 crores so check the expense ratio when it is low.
	The last one year, three years and five years returns of the fund are lower than the benchmark.

Top 10 Holdings of the Fund –

Name of Companies	Sector of Investment	Instrument	Total Assets
GOI	Sovereign	GOI SEC	11.10%
Indusind Bank Limited	Financial	CD	8.30%
Shapoorji Pallonji Company Limited	Construction	CP	7.80%
STCI Finance Limited	Financial	CP	7.00%
Axis Bank Limited	Financial	CD	7.00%
Small Industries Development Bank Of India Limited	Financial	CD	5.70%
Indus Towers Limited	Construction	CP	5.60%
Kotak Mahindra Investments Limited	Financial	CP	4.20%
Reserve Bank Of India	Financial	T-Bills	3.50%
TGS Investment And Trade Private Limited	Others	CP	2.80%

Equity Allocation Figure

7. SBI Equity Hybrid Fund – Direct-Growth

SBI equity hybrid fund is an open-ended Hybrid Scheme that predominantly invests in equity and equity-related instruments.

Now, let us see all the features of SBI Equity Hybrid Fund –

Details of the Fund –

• Minimum Amount to Start a SIP – ₹500 and Minimum Lumpsum Amount – ₹5000
• Risk of the Fund – Moderately High
• Expense Ratio of the Fund – 1.32%
• Size of the Fund – ₹27907 Crores
• Incepted Date – 31st December 1995
• Fund Started Date – 1st January 2013

Returns –

• Last One year return – 10.40%
• Last Three years return – 13.60%
• Last Five years return – 16.40%
• Since its Inception – 15.66%

Pros And Cons –

Pros	Cons
The last three years and five years of returns of the fund are higher than the benchmark.	The AUM value of the fund is more than 20000 crores. So when AUM crosses such value then the returns become lower as the fund becomes saturated.
	Last year’s return of the fund is lower than the benchmark.
	The risk of the fund is comparatively higher than the benchmark.

Top 10 Holdings of the Fund –

Name of Companies	Sector of Investment	Instrument	Total Assets
HDFC Bank Limited	Financial	Equity	6.80
GOI	Sovereign	GOI SEC	5.90%
State Bank Of India	Financial	Equity	3.60%
Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited	Financial	Equity	3.20%
ICICI Bank Limited	Financial	Equity	3.10%
Bharti Airtel Limited	Communication	Equity	3.00%
GOI	Sovereign	GOI SEC	2.70%
Interglobe Aviation Limited	Services	Equity	2.50%
TATA Consultancy Services Limited	Technology	Equity	2.40%
Infosys Limited	Technology	Equity	2.20%

Equity Allocation Figure

8. SBI Magnum Multi-Cap Fund – Direct-Growth

SBI Magnum Multicap Fund is an open-ended Equity Scheme that predominantly invests across the Large Cap, Mid Cap, Small Cap Stocks.

Now, let us see all the features of SBI Magnum Multi-Cap Fund –

Details of the Fund –

• Minimum Amount to Start a SIP – ₹500 and Minimum Lumpsum Amount – ₹5000
• Risk of the Fund – Moderately High
• Expense Ratio of the Fund – 1.16%
• Size of the Fund – ₹6455 Crores
• Inception Date – 29th September 2005
• Fund Started Date – 4th January 2013

Returns –

• Last One year return – 7.60%
• Last Three years return – 15.60%
• Last Five years return – 19.70%
• Since its Inception – 12.20%

Pros And Cons –

Pros	Cons
The risk of the fund is comparatively lower than the benchmark.	The fund age is less than 5 years.
The last one year, three years and five years returns of the fund are higher than the benchmark.
The fund expense ratio is low.

Top 10 Holdings of the Fund –

Name of Companies	Sector of Investment	Total Assets
HDFC Bank Limited	Financial	7.00%
Infosys Limited	Technology	3.80%
Indian Oil Corporation Limited	Energy	3.40%
ICICI Bank Limited	Financial	2.90%
Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited	Financial	2.90%
Bharti Airtel Limited	Communication	2.40%
Gujarat State Petronet Limited	Energy	2.20%
Tech Mahindra Limited	Technology	2.20%
Colgate Palmolive India Limited	FMCG	2.20%
Equitas Holdings Limited	Financial	2.10%

Equity Allocation Figure

9. SBI Focused Equity Fund – Direct-Growth

SBI Focused Equity Fund is an open-ended Equity Scheme which invests across the Multicap Space with a maximum limitation of 30 stocks.

Now, let us see all the features of SBI Focused Equity Fund –

Details of the Fund –

• Minimum Amount to Start a SIP – ₹500 and Minimum Lumpsum Amount – ₹5000
• Risk of the Fund – Moderately High
• Expense Ratio of the Fund – 1.30%
• Size of the Fund – ₹3580 Crores
• Inception Date – 11th October 2004
• Fund Started Date – 1st January 2013

Returns –

• Last One year return – 9.00%
• Last Three years return – 17.10%
• Last Five years return – 19.90%
• Since its Inception – 19.79%

Pros And Cons –

Pros	Cons
The risk of the fund is comparatively lower than the benchmark.	There are no cons found so far.
The last one year, three years and five years returns of the fund are higher than the benchmark.

Top 10 Holdings of the Fund –

Name of Companies	Sector of Investment	Total Assets
HDFC Bank Limited	Financial	8.80%
Procter & Gamble – Hygiene and Health Care Limited	FMCG	7.50%
Great Eastern Shipping Company Limited	Services	4.80%
Divi’s Laboratories Limited	Healthcare	4.70%
Solar Industries India Limited	Chemicals	4.70%
Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited	Automobile	4.60%
Techno Electric & Engineering Company Limited (Merged)	Construction	4.30%
Elgi Equipments Limited	Engineering	4.30%
Gruh Finance Limited	Financial	4.30%
Westlife Development Limited	Services	4.10%

Equity Allocation Figure

10. SBI Large and Midcap Fund – Direct-Growth

SBI Large and Midcap Fund is an open-ended Equity Scheme that predominantly invests in both Large-cap and Midcap stocks.

Now, let us see all the features of SBI Large and Midcap Fund –

Details of the Fund –

• Minimum Amount to Start a SIP – ₹500 and Minimum Lumpsum Amount – ₹5000
• Risk of the Fund – Moderately High
• Expense Ratio of the Fund – 1.59%
• Size of the Fund – ₹2322 Crores
• Inception Date – 28th February 1993
• Fund Started Date – 1st January 2013

Returns –

• Last One year return – 7.70%
• Last Three years return – 14.80%
• Last Five years return – 17.20%
• Since its Inception – 14.34%

Pros And Cons –

Pros	Cons
The last five years’ returns of the fund are higher than the benchmark.	The last one year returns of the fund are lower than the benchmark.
	The risk of the fund is comparatively higher than the benchmark.

Top 10 Holdings of the Fund –

Name of Companies	Sector of Investment	Total Assets
ICICI Bank Limited	Financial	6.100%
HDFC Bank Limited	Financial	5.200%
Bharti Airtel Limited	Communication	4.80%
State Bank of India	Financial	4.20%
Jubilant FoodWorks Limited	Services	4.10%
Sheela Foam Limited	Textiles	3.90%
Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services Limited	Financial	3.60%
Tech Mahindra Limited	Technology	3.30%
Reliance Industries Limited	Energy	3.20%
ITC Limited	FMCG	3.20%

Equity Allocation Figure

11. SBI Magnum Children’s Benefit Fund – Direct-Growth

SBI Magnum Children’s Benefit Fund is an open-ended fund that invests for children for their future. It has a lock-in period for at least 5 years or whenever the child attains its majority age.

Now, let us see all the features of SBI Magnum Children’s Benefit Fund –

Details of the Fund –

• Minimum Amount to Start a SIP – ₹500 and Minimum Lumpsum Amount – ₹5000
• Risk of the Fund – Moderately High
• Expense Ratio of the Fund – 1.42%
• Size of the Fund – ₹62 Crores
• Inception Date – 21st February 2002
• Fund Started Date – 4th January 2013

Returns –

• Last One year return – 5.80%
• Last Three years return – 14.70%
• Last Five years return – 16.10%
• Since its Inception – 10.62%

Pros And Cons –

Pros	Cons
The last one year, three years and five years returns of the fund are higher than the benchmark.	The AUM value of the fund is less than 500 crores so check the expense ratio when it is low.
	The risk of the fund is comparatively higher than the benchmark.

Top 10 Holdings of the Fund –

Name of Companies	Sector of Investment	Instrument	Total Assets
REC Limited	Financial	Bonds/NCD	8.600%
Reliance Home Finance Limited	Financial	Debenture	5.10%
Corporation Bank	Financial	Debenture	4.70%
Hindalco Industries Limited	Metals	Bonds/NCD	4.50%
State Bank of India	Financial	Bonds	4.40%
Manappuram Finance Limited	Financial	Debenture	3.50%
Floreat Investments Limited	Financial	Debenture	3.50%
Indostar Capital Finance Private Limited	Financial	Debenture	3.50%
Sharda Solvent Limited	FMCG	Debenture	3.10%
Allahabad Bank	Financial	Debenture	2.60%

Equity Allocation Figure

12. SBI Magnum Equity ESG Fund – Direct-Growth

SBI Magnum Equity ESG Fund is an open-ended Equity Scheme that invests in companies that follow the Education Guarantee Scheme (EGS) Theme.

Now, let us see all the features of SBI Magnum Equity ESG Fund –

Details of the Fund –

• Minimum Amount to Start a SIP – ₹500 and Minimum Lumpsum Amount – ₹5000
• Risk of the Fund – Moderately High
• Expense Ratio of the Fund – 1.53%
• Size of the Fund – ₹2104 Crores
• Inception Date – 1st January 1991
• Fund Started Date – 1st January 2013

Returns –

• Last One year return – 14.20%
• Last Three years return – 13.90%
• Last Five years return – 15.10%
• Since its Inception – 14.34%

Pros And Cons –

Pros	Cons
The last three years and five years of returns of the fund are higher than the benchmark.	The last one year returns of the fund are lower than the benchmark.
The risk of the fund is comparatively lower than the benchmark.

Top 10 Holdings of the Fund –

Name of Companies	Sector of Investment	Total Assets
HDFC Bank Limited	Financial	9.70%
Reliance Industries	Energy	7.60%
ICICI Bank Limited	Financial	6.30%
Infosys Limited	Technology	6.00%
Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited	Financial	5.60%
State Bank of India	Financial	4.70%
Bharti Airtel Limited	Communication	4.20%
HCL Technologies Limited	Technology	4.00%
Indian Oil Corporation Limited	Energy	3.60%
Hindustan Zinc Limited	Metals	3.50%

Equity Allocation Figure

13. SBI Banking & PSU Fund – Direct-Growth

SBI Banking & PSU Fund is an open-ended Debit Scheme that predominantly invests in various debt-related instruments of Public Sector Undertakings, Banks, Public Financial Institutions and Municipal bodies.

Now, let us see all the features of SBI Banking & PSU Fund –

Details of the Fund –

• Minimum Amount to Start a SIP – ₹500 and Minimum Lumpsum Amount – ₹5000
• Risk of the Fund – Moderate
• Expense Ratio of the Fund – 0.30%
• Size of the Fund – ₹1658 Crores
• Inception Date – 9th October 2009
• Fund Started Date – 7th January 2013

Returns –

• Last One year return – 8.500%
• Last Three years return – 8.00%
• Last Five years return – 8.70%
• Since its Inception – 7.93%

Pros And Cons –

Pros	Cons
The fund has a lower expense ratio.	The risk of the fund is comparatively higher than the benchmark.
The last three years’ returns of the fund are higher than the benchmark.
The exit load of the fund is also zero.

Top 10 Holdings of the Fund –

Name of Companies	Sector of Investment	Instrument	Total Assets
Axis Bank Limited	Financial	CD	7.80%
Tata Realty and Infrastructure Limited	Construction	CP	7.10%
NUVOCO Vistas Corporation Limited	Construction	Debenture	4.00%
Gruh Finance Limited	Financial	Debenture	3.90%
Indiabulls Housing Finance Limited	Financial	Debenture	2.90%
Power Finance Corporation Limited	Financial	Debenture	2.60%
Shriram City Union Finance Limited	Financial	CP	2.60%
National Bank For Agriculture & Rural Development	Financial	Bonds	2.60%
Housing Development Finance Corporation Limited	Financial	Bonds	2.60%
Shriram Transport Finance Corporation Limited	Financial	Debenture	2.60%

Equity Allocation Figure

14. SBI Debt Hybrid Fund – Direct-Growth

SBI Debt Hybrid Fund is an open-ended Hybrid Scheme that predominantly invests in the Debt Instruments.

Now, let us see all the features of SBI Debt Hybrid Fund –

Details of the Fund –

• Minimum Amount to Start a SIP – ₹500 and Minimum Lumpsum Amount – ₹5000
• Risk of the Fund – Moderate
• Expense Ratio of the Fund – 0.98%
• Size of the Fund – ₹1226 Crores
• Inception Date – 9th April 2001
• Fund Started Date – 7th January 2013

Returns –

• Last One year return – 5.00%
• Last Three years return – 8.60%
• Last Five years return – 10.50%
• Since its Inception –7.83%

Pros And Cons –

Pros	Cons
The last three years and five years of returns of the fund are higher than the benchmark.	The last one year returns of the fund are lower than the benchmark.
	The risk of the fund is comparatively higher than the benchmark.

Top 10 Holdings of the Fund –

Name of Companies	Sector of Investment	Instrument	Total Assets
GOI	Sovereign	GOI SEC	12.20%
GOI	Sovereign	GOI SEC	8.60%
Reliance Industries Limited	Construction	NCD	4.60%
Allahabad Bank	Financial	Debenture	3.10%
GOI	Sovereign	CGL	3.10%
GOI	Sovereign	GOI SEC	3.00%
IndusInd Bank Limited	Construction	CD	2.90%
Muthoot Finance Limited	Financial	Debenture	2.50%
Hindalco Industries Limited	Financial	Bonds/NCD	2.30%
Manappuram Finance Limited	Others	Debenture	1.90%

Equity Allocation Figure

15. SBI Technology Opportunities Fund – Direct-Growth

SBI Technology Opportunities Fund is an open-ended Equity Scheme that predominantly invests in the Technology and its Related Sectors.

Now, let us see all the features of the SBI Technology Opportunities Fund.

Details of the Fund –

• Minimum Amount to Start a SIP – ₹500 and Minimum Lumpsum Amount – ₹5000
• Risk of the Fund – High
• Expense Ratio of the Fund – 1.93%
• Size of the Fund – ₹146 Crores
• Inception Date – 14th July 1999
• Fund Started Date – 9th January 2013

Returns –

• Last One year return – 19.60%
• Last Three years return – 13.30%
• Last Five years return – 14.30%
• Since its Inception – 13.56%

Pros And Cons –

Pros	Cons
The risk of the fund is comparatively lower than the benchmark.	The AUM value of the fund is less than 500 crores so check the expense ratio when it is low.
The last three years and five years of returns of the fund are higher than the benchmark.

Top 10 Holdings of the Fund –

Name of Companies	Sector of Investment	Total Assets
Infosys Limited	Technology	29.20%
Tata Consultancy Services Limited	Technology	11.50%
Tech Mahindra Limited	Technology	10.40%
Cyient Limited	Technology	9.50%
Larsen & Toubro Infotech Limited	Technology	7.20%
Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation	Technology	5.8%
Persistent Systems Limited	Technology	5.70%
HCL Technologies Limited	Technology	4.40%
Info Edge (India) Limited	Services	3.90%
Newgen Software Technologies Limited	Technology	3.40%

Equity Allocation Figure

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Conclusion

So you have seen the 15 Best SBI Mutual Funds listed above. We have not arranged the funds serially with returns only. So check each and every fund and check the top holdings and expense ratio.

So these 15 best Sbi mutual funds are arranged in a mixture of returns, risk factors, pros, and cons, etc.