Companies must meet the listing criteria of an exchange, including financial, regulatory, and governance requirements. They then file a prospectus, hold an IPO, and complete the listing process.

BSE lists over 6,000 companies, while NSE hosts about 2,000. These listings provide investors access to equity markets and facilitate trading in various sectors through robust platforms.

NIFTY 50 is the NSE’s benchmark index comprising 50 diversified, large-cap stocks representing various sectors. It reflects the overall performance of the Indian equity market.

The NSE lists more than 2,000+ stocks, including companies across industries. The exchange supports trading, settlement, and transparency for equity investors and market participants.

Market Capitalization (Market Cap) represents a company’s total market value. It’s important as it classifies stocks into large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap, guiding investment decisions based on risk and growth potential.

The Price-to-Earnings (PE) Ratio measures a company’s valuation relative to its earnings. A higher PE suggests high investor expectations, while a lower PE indicates undervaluation or lower growth prospects.

The 52-week high and low indicate a stock’s price range over the past year. It helps investors gauge market sentiment and determine potential entry or exit points.

Yes, the Stocks Directory enables filtering stocks by industry or sector, helping investors focus on specific market segments and make informed decisions aligned with their strategies.

The Stocks Directory updates regularly, typically in real-time or at the end of each trading session, ensuring accurate and timely information for informed investment decisions.

BSE’s index, SENSEX, tracks 30 large-cap stocks, while NSE’s NIFTY 50 includes 50 stocks. Both reflect market trends, with differences in stock coverage and methodology.