NSE India:National Stock Exchange of India is a stock exchange located in Mumbai, India, is the second largest stock exchange in India, by a series of India's major financial institutions, banks, insurance companies and other financial intermediaries mutually-owned; covering more than 320 cities in India.

The National Stock Exchange of India offers the National Stock Exchange of India The National Stock Exchange of India offers the National Stock Exchange of India Index. The index is the main index of the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE), also known as the S&P 50 Large Cap Index, which is a market capitalization-weighted index. The NSE index members are selected based on market capitalization and liquidity. The National Stock Exchange of India conducts online examinations and awards certifications based on its procedures in the financial markets.

Currently there are 9 modules covering different segments of the financial and capital markets. Currently, the National Stock Exchange of India is concerned with the following capital markets: Equities, Futures and Options, Retail Debt Market and Wholesale Debt Market.

As India's leading stock exchange, the National Stock Exchange of India operates in major cities and towns. The National Stock Exchange of India is a leading institution established to provide a modern and fully automated screen-based trading system. The National Stock Exchange of India has unparalleled trading transparency, speed, efficiency, security and market integration capabilities.

The National Stock Exchange of India has installed facilities to provide systems, practices and process services to the securities industry. The National Stock Exchange of India plays a catalytic role in the reform of the Indian bond market by providing best market practices, micro structures and trade indices. The National Stock Exchange of India has adopted advanced information technology to provide efficient and transparent trading, liquidation and placement mechanisms and has achieved innovations in products and services, demutualization of equity trading controls, shortening of screen based placement cycles, dematerialization and electronic transfer of securities, loans and borrowings, specialized trading, fine-tuning of risk management systems, debt markets and derivatives with the use of pooled information technology. Utilization of information technology.