Best 10-Year Constant Duration Gilt Mutual Funds
Gilt funds lend only to the government, so they carry no credit risk. Their prices do move with interest rates, though — they can swing when rate expectations change.
Top 10-year constant duration gilt mutual funds by 3Y returns
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NAV data as of 06 Oct 2026. Returns are CAGR for periods ≥1 year, computed from AMFI NAV history. Ratings are WealthTicker’s own, ranked within sub-category peers — not a SEBI or agency rating. See our methodology for every formula. This is data, not investment advice.
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From the blog
Gilt funds: 22 of 23 fell over the last three months
05 Oct 2026
To 1 October 2026 the median gilt fund lost 0.84% in three months and made 2.45% in a year, against 6.47% for liquid funds. 23 funds compared.
Gilt funds returned 3% in a year, half what liquid did
01 Oct 2026
The median gilt fund returned 3.02% in the year to 30 September 2026, against 6.46% for liquid funds. The spread between gilt funds was over 7 points.
NSE's government bond indices in 2026: up 2.18%
25 Sep 2026
NSE's composite G-sec index returned 2.18% from 31 December 2025 to 18 September 2026, after a low on 2 April and a high on 14 August. Gilt funds kept pace.
Frequently asked questions
What are 10-year constant duration gilt mutual funds?
Gilt funds lend only to the government, so they carry no credit risk. Their prices do move with interest rates, though — they can swing when rate expectations change.
How are 10-year constant duration gilt mutual funds taxed?
Debt taxation: all gains are added to your income and taxed at your slab rate, regardless of holding period (for units bought on or after 1 April 2023).