NSE operates as an electronic trading platform where buyers and sellers conduct transactions in equities, derivatives, and debt instruments. It uses an advanced electronic limit order book for trading, ensuring transparency, efficiency, and quick order matching.

What are the NSE listing requirements?

To list on the NSE, companies must meet specific criteria including a minimum paid-up capital of Rs. 10 crore, net worth of Rs. 25 crore in the last three financial years, profitability track record, and compliance with SEBI regulations.

How many indexes are there in NSE?

The NSE maintains over 350 Nifty-branded indices tracking various sectors and market capitalizations, including Nifty 50, Nifty Next 50, Nifty Bank, and Nifty IT.

How many stocks are listed in NSE?

As of December 2023, there are approximately 2,370 companies listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).

Which are the major NSE indices?

The major indices of the NSE include the Nifty 50, Nifty Next 50, Nifty Bank, and Nifty IT, representing large-cap, mid-cap, banking, and IT sectors respectively.

Nifty 50 is the flagship index of the NSE, representing the top 50 large-cap companies across 14 sectors of the Indian economy.

What is Nifty Next 50?

Nifty Next 50 tracks the performance of the next 50 largest companies listed on the NSE after the Nifty 50, providing insights into the mid-cap segment.

Nifty 100 comprises the top 100 companies listed on the NSE, combining the Nifty 50 and Nifty Next 50 indices for broader large-cap exposure.

Nifty 200 index includes the top 200 companies on the NSE, combining Nifty 100 and Nifty Midcap 100, covering both large-cap and mid-cap segments.

Nifty 500 is the broadest index on the NSE, comprising the top 500 companies by market capitalization and covering over 95% of the listed market.

Can you do F&O trading in NSE indices?

Yes, F&O trading is available in several NSE indices like Nifty 50, Nifty Bank, and Nifty IT, allowing investors to hedge, leverage, and diversify strategies.

How to directly invest in NSE index?

You can directly invest in NSE indices via index funds or ETFs that replicate the index portfolio, such as Nifty 50, offering diversified exposure without buying individual stocks.

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Here you find a complete list of all indices available on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). This includes major indices like the Nifty 50, as well as specialized indices that track specific sectors or themes such as IT, pharmaceuticals, or small-cap companies. This list is crucial for investors looking to benchmark performance or gain exposure to particular segments of the Indian economy.

Index Name	LTP	Change %	Open	Prev. Close	52W High	52W Low	1 Yr Return	3 Yr Returns	5 Yr Returns

Nifty Next 50 fuzz it	67,261.45	-0.12%	67,133.30	67,343.95	75,000.40	59,896.10	-2.88%	53.19%	60.75%
Nifty Midcap150 Momentum 50 fuzz it	59,153.10	0.65%	58,721.20	58,771.50	65,309.35	53,888.80	-4.80%	-10.35%	-10.35%
NIFTY Midcap 100 fuzz it	57,160.00	0.23%	56,828.60	57,029.90	64,450.90	52,032.85	-4.36%	47.57%	87.32%
Nifty Bank fuzz it	54,083.35	0.20%	53,793.25	53,974.90	61,764.85	49,954.85	-7.10%	25.66%	36.89%
NIFTY ALPHA 50 fuzz it	52,637.65	0.40%	52,519.80	52,426.75	57,921.40	44,107.70	2.85%	49.29%	66.74%
Nifty 500 Momentum 50 fuzz it	51,648.35	0.47%	51,411.65	51,404.30	56,142.85	45,696.80	-4.02%	10.06%	10.06%
Nifty MidSmall Healthcare fuzz it	50,779.05	1.40%	50,138.65	50,077.90	53,415.10	40,352.90	15.15%	19.82%	19.82%
Nifty Mid Small 400 MQ 100 fuzz it	48,742.45	-	48,400.70	48,491.05	-	-	-	-	-
Nifty Smallcap250 Momentum Quality 100 fuzz it	46,215.95	0.26%	46,066.80	46,095.00	49,647.10	37,360.95	0.53%	13.25%	13.25%
NIFTY FMCG fuzz it	42,673.15	-1.03%	42,877.55	43,118.20	56,756.15	42,006.00	-23.95%	-16.62%	11.68%
Nifty 500 Multicap Momentum Quality 50 fuzz it	38,540.10	0.22%	38,400.30	38,456.60	43,414.45	36,179.25	-9.10%	3.93%	3.93%
Nifty India Select 5 Corp Grps (MAATR) fuzz it	35,562.90	-0.78%	35,696.70	35,841.30	40,288.80	33,247.90	-6.76%	-0.45%	-0.45%
NIFTY Energy fuzz it	34,939.55	-0.91%	35,208.90	35,261.85	41,828.55	32,890.30	-2.02%	30.17%	48.17%
Nifty Consumer Durable fuzz it	34,658.70	1.18%	34,168.20	34,254.80	40,964.55	32,587.95	-10.40%	11.60%	11.60%
Nifty100 Equal Weight fuzz it	32,050.85	-0.24%	32,030.90	32,126.50	35,705.95	29,575.35	-5.38%	41.83%	51.72%
Nifty IT fuzz it	31,331.75	-2.66%	31,438.90	32,189.45	40,301.40	25,699.10	-12.63%	2.25%	-10.26%
Nifty 50 Equal Weight fuzz it	30,608.30	-0.34%	30,617.60	30,711.45	33,970.65	29,299.65	-7.52%	-6.35%	-6.35%
NIFTY Services Sector fuzz it	29,912.20	-1.07%	29,969.00	30,236.00	34,549.75	28,232.65	-10.99%	22.58%	19.46%
Nifty 200 Momentum 30 fuzz it	28,461.90	0.42%	28,328.55	28,343.35	32,314.95	26,869.25	-10.13%	-21.91%	-21.91%
NIFTY MNC fuzz it	28,335.80	0.18%	28,252.30	28,285.65	34,028.00	27,418.65	-6.00%	30.67%	50.13%
Nifty Financial Services Ex Bank fuzz it	28,309.85	0.19%	28,194.00	28,255.25	33,301.05	26,788.05	-9.90%	13.54%	13.54%
Nifty 500 Multifactor MQVLv 50 fuzz it	28,255.25	-0.44%	28,308.85	28,380.70	32,698.85	27,787.50	-11.14%	-9.32%	-9.32%
Nifty Chemicals fuzz it	26,798.40	-0.11%	26,756.65	26,827.45	30,885.25	25,978.85	-12.12%	-12.12%	-12.12%
NIFTY Private Bank fuzz it	26,632.85	0.02%	26,545.10	26,628.45	29,748.45	23,957.45	-6.34%	19.21%	30.02%
NIFTY Pharma fuzz it	26,505.40	0.91%	26,226.90	26,267.25	27,255.05	21,149.90	19.12%	79.39%	92.34%

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The National Stock Exchange of India fuels the growth of the financial landscape in India, processing millions of trades every day. But with thousands of companies listed, how to separate genuine signals from the clutter? Here, the NSE Indices come into play. The NSE indices on Dhan reflect a comprehensive list of all the indices offered by the NSE and make it easier to get a picture of different sectors of the Indian market.

What are NSE indices?

The NSE indices are statistical tools that measure the performance of a particular set of stocks on the National Stock Exchange. Every index is a basket of stocks that reflects the performance of a particular market segment, sector, or strategy.

For example, if the Nifty 50 rises by 2%, it implies that the average market value of the 50 largest and most liquid Indian companies has risen by 2%. The NSE indices are used as performance measures for funds and portfolios, providing passive investment opportunities through index funds and ETFs, facilitating derivatives trading opportunities through futures and options, and are indicators of investor confidence and macroeconomic trends.

Who manages indices in NSE?

While the stocks which comprise the index are traded on the National Stock Exchange, the NSE indices are managed by a specialised arm of NSE called NSE Indices Limited (formerly known as India Index Services & Products Limited - IISL). NSE Indices Limited is responsible for:

Designing and maintaining the indices
Ensuring that the indices reflect the current market realities
Calculating the index values in real-time

How often are new Indices launched in NSE?

There is no set schedule for introducing new indices. NSE Indices Limited launches new indices based on:

Market evolution: For instance, with the rise of Electric Vehicles, thematic indices capturing mobility were conceptualised.
Investor demand: New indices are developed to support new ETFs and Index Funds.
Emerging sectors: As new industries (like Digital or ESG) mature, indices are created to track them.

How often are stocks removed or added to the NSE Indices?

Indices are not static, but living entities. To make sure an index such as NIFTY 50 is truly representative of the top 50 companies listed on NSE, underperforming stocks have to be eliminated, and rising stars have to be included in the NIFTY 50 index periodically. This is achieved through:

Review: The review for NSE indices usually happens semi-annually.
Cut-off Dates: Data is analysed based on cut-off dates in January and July.
Effective Dates: The actual changes (replacements) often take effect on the last working day of March and September.

How often are stocks rebalanced in NSE Indices?

Rebalancing refers to re-weighting stocks in an index, not necessarily eliminating them. It involves:

Standard rebalancing: Most broad market indices (like Nifty 50, Nifty Bank ) are rebalanced semiannually (March and September).
Capped indices: Some indices have caps (e.g. no single stock can have more than 33% weight). These are often rebalanced Quarterly (March, June, September, December) to make sure no stock breaches the limit.

What are the popular Indices in NSE?

While there are hundreds of NSE indices, liquidity is concentrated in a few selected names that define the Indian market. Some of the most popular NSE indices are:

Nifty 50: The flagship index of NSE, representing the 50 largest and most liquid Indian companies listed on NSE across different sectors.
Nifty Bank: It tracks the performance of the 12 most liquid and large capitalised Indian banking sector stocks.
NIFTY Financial Services (FINNIFTY): While similar to Nifty Bank, FINNIFTY is a broader index. It includes not only banks, but insurance companies, housing finance companies, and other financial institutions.
Nifty Next 50: It consists of the next 50 companies after the Nifty 50, often regarded as future contenders for inclusion in the NIFTY 50 index.
Nifty Midcap 100 & Nifty Smallcap 100: These indices focus on the performance of mid-sized and small-sized companies, respectively, and offer valuable insights into growing sectors.
Nifty IT: It focuses on the performance of Indian information technology companies, an important sector of the economy.

How many Indices are present in NSE?

The NSE indices ecosystem is massive. As of November 2025, NSE Indices Limited managed more than 460 indices. These indices are categorised into:

Broad Market Indices (such as Nifty 500)
Sectoral Indices (e.g. Nifty Auto, Nifty Metal)
Thematic Indices (like Nifty CPSE, Nifty MNC)
Strategy Indices (Nifty Dividend Opportunities 50, for example)
Fixed Income Indices (Bond indices)

What is the difference between NSE and BSE Indices?

While both NSE and BSE are prominent stock exchanges in India, there are distinct characteristics between their indices, such as:

Flagship indices: The NSE's flagship index is the Nifty 50, and the BSE's is the Sensex. Although both track large-cap companies, their constituent lists differ, leading to variations in the performance of mutual funds and ETFs tracking them.
Number of indices: The NSE has a wider and more diverse range of indices, especially in specialised and thematic categories, than the BSE.
Methodology: Although both exchanges are using similar methodology to build their indices (e.g., free-float market capitalisation), the specific criteria, selection processes, and rebalancing frequencies differ between their respective index families.
Exchange affiliation: NSE indices (e.g., Nifty series) are managed by NSE Indices Limited and track stocks listed on the National Stock Exchange. BSE indices (eg, Sensex series) are managed by BSE Index Services Pvt. Ltd and track stocks listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange.
Market reach: NSE has been known for its strong presence in the derivatives market, with Nifty-based derivatives being highly popular, while BSE has a higher number of listed companies overall.

To Conclude

Understanding NSE Indices is the first step in decoding Market trends. Whether investors are tracking the Nifty 50 for a long-term SIP or scalping the Nifty Bank on an expiry day, these indices give them the insights they need to make informed decisions.

On Dhan, with the All NSE indices list at one place, investors can analyse indices with advanced charts, track their constituents in real-time, and make trades with ease.

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About All NSE Indices

What are NSE indices?

Who manages indices in NSE?

How often are new Indices launched in NSE?

How often are stocks removed or added to the NSE Indices?

How often are stocks rebalanced in NSE Indices?

What are the popular Indices in NSE?

How many Indices are present in NSE?

What is the difference between NSE and BSE Indices?

To Conclude

FAQs on All NSE Indices

What is NSE?

How NSE works?

What are the NSE listing requirements?

How many indexes are there in NSE?

How many stocks are listed in NSE?

Which are the major NSE indices?

What is Nifty 50?

What is Nifty Next 50?

What is Nifty 100?

What is Nifty 200?

What is Nifty 500?

Can you do F&O trading in NSE indices?

How to directly invest in NSE index?

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All NSE Indices

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About All NSE Indices

What are NSE indices?

Who manages indices in NSE?

How often are new Indices launched in NSE?

How often are stocks removed or added to the NSE Indices?

How often are stocks rebalanced in NSE Indices?

What are the popular Indices in NSE?

How many Indices are present in NSE?

What is the difference between NSE and BSE Indices?

To Conclude

FAQs on All NSE Indices

What is NSE?

How NSE works?

What are the NSE listing requirements?

How many indexes are there in NSE?

How many stocks are listed in NSE?

Which are the major NSE indices?

What is Nifty 50?

What is Nifty Next 50?

What is Nifty 100?

What is Nifty 200?

What is Nifty 500?

Can you do F&O trading in NSE indices?

How to directly invest in NSE index?

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