Side by side
Direct plans, growth option. Returns are annualised, to 09 Oct 2026.
| Bank Of India Multi Cap | LIC MF Multi Cap | |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Multi Cap | Multi Cap |
| Return over 1 year | 8.1% | 4.9% |
| Return over 3 years | 16.8% | 17.1% |
| Rank in category, 1 year | 5 of 31 | 10 of 31 |
| Rank in category, 3 years | 5 of 22 | 4 of 22 |
| Against an index fund, 3 years | 7.5% ahead | 7.9% ahead |
| Regular plan return, 3 years | 15.4% | 15.3% |
| What the regular plan costs | 1.39% a year | 1.79% a year |
LIC MF Multi Cap Fund returned 17.1% a year and Bank Of India Multi Cap Fund 16.8%. It was ahead in 1 of the 2 periods compared.
Two funds, one job
Both are multi cap funds, so they choose from the same list of companies and tend to hold many of the same shares. Holding both adds less spread than it seems. The choice is usually one or the other.
What the numbers do not settle
The fund that was ahead over the last 3 years is not reliably the one ahead over the next. Look at whether a lead holds across periods, what each fund would cost you to enter and leave, and which fits the rest of what you own.
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Questions
Which has given higher returns, Bank Of India Multi Cap Fund or LIC MF Multi Cap Fund?
Over the 3 years to 09 Oct 2026, LIC MF Multi Cap Fund returned 17.1% a year and Bank Of India Multi Cap Fund returned 16.8%, measured by their direct plans. LIC MF Multi Cap was ahead in 1 of the 2 periods compared. Past returns do not tell you which will lead next.
Are Bank Of India Multi Cap Fund and LIC MF Multi Cap Fund in the same category?
Yes. Both are multi cap funds, so they invest in the same part of the market and are likely to hold many of the same shares.
Should I switch from one to the other?
Not on past returns alone. A switch can mean an exit load and tax on your gains, and leadership between funds changes over time. Whether either fund suits you depends on your goals and the rest of your portfolio, which is a question for an advisor.
This page is information, not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any fund. Returns are annualised, for the growth option, from NAVs published by AMFI. A ranking by past return says nothing certain about the future, and the right fund for you depends on your goals and the rest of your portfolio.
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