BARODA BNP PARIBAS LOW DURATION FUND REGULAR MONTHLY
BARODA BNP PARIBAS MUTUAL FUND · how this scheme trades, from the exchange master.
How this scheme trades
Minimum SIP
SIP not available
This scheme does not accept SIP registrations.
Minimum lumpsum
₹5,000
Minimum additional
₹1,000
For a further purchase in an existing folio.
SIP dates
Any date
The AMC has not restricted the debit date.
Purchase cutoff
3:00 pm
Orders after this get the next business day's NAV.
Redemption payout
1 business day
From the applicable NAV date, not from when you place the order.
Lock-in
None
Exit load
0
Identifiers
- ISIN
- Not supplied
- AMFI scheme code
- Not supplied
- BSE scheme code
- BPLWRM-DR
- Master file last seen
- 10 Oct 2026
What this page does not show
The figures above come from the exchange’s scheme master, which governs how orders are placed. It carries no performance data, so this page deliberately does not show:
- — Past returns and NAV history
- — Assets under management
- — Expense ratio
- — Portfolio holdings and sector allocation
For those, the scheme information document and the AMC’s own factsheet are the authoritative sources. We would rather point you at them than publish a number we cannot stand behind.
NAV and returns
This scheme has no AMFI code in the exchange master, so we cannot match it to a published NAV.
Market figures are indicative and may be delayed. Past performance does not indicate future returns. Securities and schemes named anywhere on this platform are exemplary, not recommendatory.
Questions about this scheme
What is the minimum SIP amount for BARODA BNP PARIBAS LOW DURATION FUND REGULAR MONTHLY?
BARODA BNP PARIBAS LOW DURATION FUND REGULAR MONTHLY — Regular IDCW Reinvestment does not currently accept SIP registrations. Lumpsum purchases start at ₹5,000.
What is the minimum lumpsum investment in BARODA BNP PARIBAS LOW DURATION FUND REGULAR MONTHLY?
BARODA BNP PARIBAS LOW DURATION FUND REGULAR MONTHLY — Regular IDCW Reinvestment accepts a first lumpsum purchase from ₹5,000. A further purchase into an existing folio starts at ₹1,000. The scheme caps a single purchase at ₹1,00,00,00,00,000.
What is the exit load on BARODA BNP PARIBAS LOW DURATION FUND REGULAR MONTHLY?
The scheme master records the exit load for BARODA BNP PARIBAS LOW DURATION FUND REGULAR MONTHLY — Regular IDCW Reinvestment as: 0. Exit load is deducted from your redemption proceeds, and is separate from any capital gains tax.
Is there a lock-in on BARODA BNP PARIBAS LOW DURATION FUND REGULAR MONTHLY?
No. BARODA BNP PARIBAS LOW DURATION FUND REGULAR MONTHLY — Regular IDCW Reinvestment has no statutory lock-in, so units can be redeemed at any time. An exit load may still apply if you redeem early.
What time is the cutoff for BARODA BNP PARIBAS LOW DURATION FUND REGULAR MONTHLY?
Purchase orders in BARODA BNP PARIBAS LOW DURATION FUND REGULAR MONTHLY — Regular IDCW Reinvestment placed before 3:00 pm on a business day are eligible for that day's NAV; later orders get the next business day's. For purchases, the NAV also depends on the money reaching the AMC before the cutoff, not just the order reaching the exchange. Redemption requests cut off at 3:00 pm.
How long does a redemption from BARODA BNP PARIBAS LOW DURATION FUND REGULAR MONTHLY take?
BARODA BNP PARIBAS LOW DURATION FUND REGULAR MONTHLY — Regular IDCW Reinvestment settles in 1 business day. That is counted from the applicable NAV date rather than from when you place the request, so a request after the 3:00 pm cutoff effectively starts a day later. Weekends and exchange holidays do not count.
What is the difference between the direct and regular plan of BARODA BNP PARIBAS LOW DURATION FUND REGULAR MONTHLY?
Both hold the identical portfolio, run by the same manager. The regular plan's expense ratio includes a trail commission paid to the distributor who services the investment; the direct plan's does not, so a direct plan's NAV grows slightly faster — typically by 0.5 to 1 percentage point a year on an equity scheme, which compounds. This page is the regular plan. GrowIQ distributes regular plans, and the commission is what pays for onboarding, transaction handling and servicing; a direct plan is the cheaper route if you would rather manage it yourself.