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While calculating scheme returns for an investor, if there is an entry load, then the initial value of the Net Asset Value (NAV) is taken as NAV minus Entry Load
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While calculating scheme returns for an investor, if there is an exit load, then the later value of the Net Asset Value (NAV) is taken as NAV minus Exit Load
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Why this is the answer
When calculating scheme returns, the entry load is added to the NAV (as it increases the purchase cost), while the exit load is subtracted from the NAV (as it reduces the redemption amount).
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