What Is the FundScore? How MF Scanner Ranks Every Fund
4 min read · 2026-08-11
The FundScore is our attempt to answer "is this a good fund?" with data instead of ads — an explainable 0–100 rating.
The six factors 1. Returns — 1/3/5/10Y CAGR, absolute and vs category. 2. Consistency — how often it beats its category across rolling periods. 3. Risk-adjusted — Sharpe, Sortino, alpha. 4. Downside protection — max drawdown and how it behaves in falling markets. 5. Cost efficiency — expense ratio and Direct-plan advantage. 6. Portfolio quality — diversification (where holdings data is available).
Why "explainable" matters Every fund page shows which factors drove the score and a plain-English "why it could go up / down." No black box — see the full methodology.
How to use it Use the FundScore to shortlist, then read the reasoning and check it fits your goal and horizon. It's research, not a buy signal — mutual funds carry market risk and past performance doesn't guarantee the future.
Start: explore funds by FundScore →
Put this into practice
Find funds matched to your goal, or back-test a SIP on real NAVs.
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Educational content only — not investment advice. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risk; read all scheme-related documents carefully.