What is NSC Calculator?
Calculate National Savings Certificate maturity amount and interest at the current 7.7% interest rate Simply enter your values, and the calculator instantly computes accurate results using standard financial formulas. All calculations are performed entirely in your browser — nothing is stored or transmitted.
Formula Used
NSC has a fixed 5-year tenure. Current interest rate: 7.7% p.a. compounded half-yearly. Interest is reinvested automatically and qualifies for 80C deduction every year except the last.
How to Use This Calculator
- Enter the NSC investment amount (any amount, no maximum)
- The calculator uses current 7.7% interest rate
- Tenure is fixed at 5 years
- Click Calculate to see maturity amount and yearly interest accrual
- Note: interest accrued each year qualifies for 80C deduction
Worked Example
Investment: ₹1,00,000 | Rate: 7.7% | 5 years → Maturity: ₹1,44,903 | Total Interest: ₹44,903 | Additional 80C benefit on accrued interest
Why Use This Tool?
- No maximum investment limit unlike PPF or SSY
- Interest qualifies for 80C deduction every year (automatically reinvested)
- Available at all post offices across India — highly accessible
- Can be used as collateral for bank loans
Frequently Asked Questions
What is National Savings Certificate (NSC)?
NSC is a fixed-income post office savings scheme with a 5-year tenure. It offers 7.7% interest (current rate) compounded half-yearly but paid at maturity. There is no upper limit on investment, and interest accrued annually qualifies for Section 80C deduction.
Is NSC interest taxable?
Yes, NSC interest is taxable as per your income tax slab. However, the interest is automatically reinvested each year and qualifies for Section 80C deduction (as deemed investment) for years 1-4. Only year-5 interest does not qualify for 80C.
Can I withdraw NSC before 5 years?
Generally no — NSC cannot be prematurely redeemed. Exceptions include: death of the holder, court order, or forfeiture by a pledgee (bank). NSC can be transferred between post offices and used as loan collateral.
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