🏆 Category Rankings

Best Value Mutual Funds in September 2026

Explore the best Value mutual funds based on rankings, historical returns, portfolio quality, diversification and investor popularity.

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23
Top Ranked Funds
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Value
Category

🏆 Top Ranked Value Funds

Rank Fund AMC 1Y Return 3Y Return 5Y Return 6Y Return 7Y Return
#446 SUNDARAM -10.5% 8.7% 35.4% 66.4% 85.3%
#637 MAHINDRA MANULIFE 9.1% - - - -
#724 LIC - - - - -
#725 QUANT - - - - -
#766 BirlaSunLife - - - - -
#807 DSP - - - - -
#829 HDFC - - - - -
#851 JM FINANCIAL - - - - -
#853 ITI - - - - -
#856 GROWW - - - - -
#859 HSBC - - - - -
#874 BARODABNPPARIBAS - - - - -
#875 CANARAROBECO - - - - -
#878 TATA - - - - -
#879 BANDHAN - - - - -
#881 NipponIndia - - - - -
#891 FRANKLINTEMPLETON - - - - -
#893 QUANTUM - - - - -
#899 ICICIPrudential - - - - -
# AXIS - - - - -
# NJ - - - - -
# UNION - - - - -
# UTI - - - - -

Why Investors Choose Value Funds

Value mutual funds are popular among investors seeking diversified exposure while benefiting from professional portfolio management. Investors typically compare returns, risk profile, portfolio holdings, expense ratio and consistency before selecting a scheme.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Value mutual funds are investment schemes that follow the investment mandate defined for this category and invest according to SEBI classification guidelines.

Investors should compare returns, risk, portfolio quality, expense ratio, diversification, fund manager track record and investment objectives before selecting a fund.

Many investors use SIPs to invest in Value funds because systematic investing helps average purchase costs and build long-term wealth.

Historical returns, portfolio holdings, sector allocation, company exposure, risk level, expense ratio and consistency should be evaluated.

Fund rankings can be based on performance, consistency, portfolio quality, diversification, risk metrics and other investment parameters.