NSE Certificate Courses

These certificates are in the field of equity, derivatives, currency, commodities, financial planning and wealth management, mutual fund, depositary, financial advisory, research, financial valuation, regulation and compliance keeping in mind the requirement of prospective employers.

Bengal Institute of Business Studies, Kolkata and NSE Academy in collaboration are offering a Post Graduate Programme in Financial Markets and a Regular Full-Time MBA Degree under Vidyasagar University to help you enhance your career in Finance.

Admissions for the current Academic Year are currently open. If you aspire to be an Investment Analyst in the sectors like Equity Research, Investment Banking, Financial Services, Rating Agencies, this program is a MUST for you.

This program will equip you to have an in-depth understanding of financial markets in terms of the various types of companies engaged therein, the Regulatory framework and Taxation aspects. The focus of this program is on developing competence in understanding and using financial analytics for analysis of Investment and Portfolio Management decisions.

Program of this kind will increase your employability in the sector, making you job ready!

Online NSE Academy Certified Capital Market Professional (E-NCCMP)

NSE Academy has entered into collaboration with Apeejay Stya University, Gurgaon to launch BBA Hons. The higher the Percent of Deliverable Quantity to Traded Quantity the better - it indicates that most buyers are expecting the price of the share to go up.

Program commences on January 14th, Classes will be conducted on weekends. Download Brochure Application Form.

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Related Links Watch the market live! Equities Stock Watch Charts Map of the Market Get real-time market analyses! Verifying your trades Registering a complaint Getting NSE certification Did You Know The higher the Percent of Deliverable Quantity to Traded Quantity the better - it indicates that most buyers are expecting the price of the share to go up.