Very High Risk | Equity
05 Jun 2025
19 Jun 2025
25 Jun 2025
₹10.00
Inclusive of GST
Motilal Oswal BSE 1000 Index Fund Direct Growth
0.005% (from July 1st, 2020)
NA
₹500
₹500
₹500
Jun 2025 - Present
Mr. Mayekar is an M.Com from Mumbai University and also holds an Advanced Diploma in Business Administration from Welingkar, Mumbai.
Prior to joining Motilal Oswal AMC he worked with Business Standard Limited from Aug 2005 to Feb 2010.
#19 in India
29/12/2009
₹99,557.72Cr
Motilal Oswal BSE 1000 Index Fund Direct Growth is a NA Mutual Fund Scheme launched by Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund. This scheme was made available to investors on 29 Dec 2009. Swapnil P Mayekar is the Current Fund Manager of Motilal Oswal BSE 1000 Index Fund Direct Growth fund. The fund currently has an Asset Under Management(AUM) of ₹99,558 Cr and the Latest NAV as of 05 Jun 2025 is ₹10.00. The Motilal Oswal BSE 1000 Index Fund Direct Growth is rated Very High risk. Minimum SIP Investment is set to ₹500. Minimum Lumpsum Investment is ₹500. Exit load of 1%, if redeemed within 15 days.
The scheme seeks to provide returns that, before expenses, correspond to the total returns of the securities as represented by BSE 1000 Index, subject to tracking error.
BSE 1000 Total Return Index
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No, SIPs don’t guarantee returns but reduce risk over time and provide the potential for solid, market-linked growth.
NPS is portable across employers, so your contributions continue seamlessly without any disruption or need for new registration.
Returns are based on the Net Asset Value (NAV) movement of the fund and any dividends paid out over time.
While SIPs are subject to market risks, long-term investing and diversification help reduce risk and improve returns.
Most NFOs start with a minimum investment of ₹500 or ₹1,000. KSquare clearly shows these details for each offering.
Yes, SIPs in ELSS funds qualify for tax deductions under Section 80C up to ₹1.5 lakh annually.
Yes, mutual funds are subject to capital gains tax. Taxation depends on the type of fund and holding period.
Debt and liquid funds are ideal for short-term goals, while equity funds are better for long-term wealth creation.