NSE (National Stock Exchange) and BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) are India's most important stock exchanges. As an investor/ trader or even someone who wants to start investing, it's essential to know everything about NSE and BSE, including the differences between them, to help better understand the stock market situation in India.

NSE was more recently established (1992), but it holds the title of India's biggest stock exchange in terms of market capitalization. It also revolutionized the Indian trading industry by introducing electronic trading, which led to replacing the paper-based trading system prevalent in the country. Its stock market index is the NIFTY (National Fifty) - based on 50 of the biggest and most traded companies on NSE.

The incorporation of BSE goes back to the 19th century (1875), making it the oldest stock exchange in all of Asia. Taking inspiration from NSE, BSE shifted its systems from open-cry and paper-based to fully electronic in 1995. Its benchmark index is the SENSEX (Sensitive Index) - based on the average value of the top 30 companies listed on BSE.

Both the stock exchanges are renowned, recognized by SEBI, and have their advantages. You can choose to invest in either, depending on the type of investment and the company of your interest. Understanding the differences between the two stock exchanges and gaining sound knowledge of Indian trading is crucial. With that, we wish you happy investing!

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