Answer / varalakshmi

NSE Stands for National Stock Exchange. It has more than
2000 stocks from different sectors listed with it. It is
fully automated electronic order processing exchange. Nifty
is major index of NSE and it comprise of 50 scripts from
different sectors.

BSE Stand for Bombay Stock Exchange. It is India's Oldest
Stock Exchange with listing of over 4000 scripts with it.
This not fully automated yet but progress towards full
automation is underway. SENSEX is major index of BSE and it
comprise of 30 scripts from different sectors.

Answer / guest

BSE is the bombay stock exchange and nse is the National
stock exchange

Answer / sameer jangra

B.S.E. stands for Bombay stock exchange
N.S.E. stands for National stock exchange.

the basic difference is b.s.e. shows the fluctuation of
share prices of 3o listed companies and n.s.e shows the
fluctuation of share prices of 50 listed companies.

and b.s.e. is the oldest stock exchange in India.

B.S.E. index is SENSEX
N.S.E. index id NIFTY.....

Answer / dhaneesh

b.s.c which consider only 30 company shares which index is
sensex.
while n.s.c which consider 50 company shares which index is
niffty.

Answer / charu leekha

1.BSE STANDS FOR BOMBAY STOCK EXCHANGE
NSE STANDS FOR NATIONAL STOCK EXHANGE

2.BSE CONSIST OF 30 STOCK
NSE CONSIST OF 50 STOCKS

3. BSE INDEX IS SENSEX .
NSE INDEX IS NIFTY

4. BSE IS NOT FULLY AUTOMATED YET BUT PROGRESS TOWARDS
FULLAUTOMATION
NSE IS FULLY AUTOMATED ELECTRONIC ORDER PROCESSING EXCHANGE.

Answer / mr imam

BSE Bombay stock exchange
its old. And NSE is National
stock exchange its new.

Answer / vinothsridharan

BSE Bombay stock exchange
its old. And NSE is National
stock exchange its new.

Answer / jay

NSE is only stock exchange this is providing trading in
derivatives in India .

Answer / reena

yes

Answer / daljeet singh

Wont look in to the other answer just check the following
link a needy user can get the complete basic difference
between the BSE & NSE

http://qna.rediff.com/questions-and-answers/what-does-sensex-and-nifty-mean/5094952/answers

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