StockIndices Wise
NSE Dashboard
See where each NSE index stands in its 52-week range, how it moved over 30 days and a year, and which stocks it holds. Facts only: no ratings, scores or recommendations. Data from NSE's live equity market downloads.
Add NSE index files
Drop the files here, or choose them from your device. You can select many CSV files at once, or add one ZIP that holds the folders.
- 1On NSE live equity market, open an index and use "Download (.csv)".
- 2Keep the downloaded files in folders and make one ZIP (not RAR), or just select all the CSV files.
- 3Add them here. Adding an index again replaces its older data.
Indices
| Index | Level | Today | 30 days | 1 year | From 52W high | 52-week range (marker shows today's level) | Stocks | Action |
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The bar runs from the 52-week low (left) to the 52-week high (right). The dark marker is today's level. ▲1.2% rose, ▼0.8% fell. Stock lists such as "Securities in F&O" have no index level, so only the stock count is shown.
Stocks
Pick one index, or look across all stocks. Select a stock symbol to see its figures and every index that holds it.
Filters
Stocks with a blank value for a filtered measure are left out of that filter. A 1-year change of exactly 0 in NSE's file means "not reported" (usually a stock listed under a year ago), so it is shown blank.
| Stock | Price (₹) | Today | 30 days | 1 year | From 52W high | 52-week range (marker shows today's price) | Turnover (₹ Cr) | In indices |
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About the data
- Figures come from the CSV files you add, which NSE publishes. This page does not fetch live prices. "Data dated" is read from the date in each file name.
- The first row of an index file is the index itself. The rows below it are its stocks. A stock that is in many indices appears once, with all its indices listed.
- Adding a file for an index that is already loaded replaces that index. If two files hold different figures for a stock, the newer date is used.
- The category (Broad, Sectoral, Thematic, Strategy and so on) comes from the folder inside a ZIP, or from the index name when you add loose CSV files.
- NSE's files do not carry company names, PE, ROE, market cap or 3 and 5 year returns, so those are not shown here. Use the Stock Explorer page for them.
- Rows with a missing price or an impossible daily change are skipped and listed at the top. A stock with no trades today shows no open, high or low, so it is hidden unless you switch it on.
- Index levels are not investable on their own. Past returns do not indicate future returns.