JM Flexicap Fund gave 80% return in 1 year: These are top performing SIP mutual funds
The study noted that over 93.5% of 10-year SIP returns in the Sensex exceeded 10% CAGR while 78.6% times, returns were above 12% CAGR.
Brokerage Geojit showed in a study that 74% of 5-year SIP returns in the Sensex exceeded 10% CAGR while 60.7% times, returns were above 12% CAGR. The study noted that over 93.5% of 10-year SIP returns in the Sensex exceeded 10% CAGR while 78.6% times, returns were above 12% CAGR. This shows that longer investment horizons increased the likelihood of achieving higher returns.

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Here's a breakdown of the top 10 performing mutual fund SIPs based on their XIRR (annualized returns):
1. JM Flexicap Fund- 80
2. Bandhan Smallcap Fund- 78.01
3. Quant Value Fund- 76.03
4. Mahindra Manulife Smallcap Fund- 75.35
5. Bank of India Flexi Cap Fund- 74.10
6. JM Value Fund- 70.55
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7. ITI Mid Cap Fund- 69.06
8. Motilal Oswal Midcap Fund- 68.87
9. ITI Small Cap Fund- 66.25
10. Invesco India Focussed Fund- 65.33
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