

Commodity market module offered by National Stock Exchange (NSE)
- Estd. 1993
Commodity market module at NSE Overview
Duration | 2 hours |
Total fee | ₹2,006 |
Mode of learning | Online |
Schedule type | Self paced |
Difficulty level | Intermediate |
Credential | Certificate |
Commodity market module at NSE Highlights
- Know the regulatory framework and taxation aspects of the commodities market
- Learn about the NCDEX trading platform, clearing and settlement operations.
- NCFM exam are conducted online across India (TestCenter-200+) in English language.
Commodity market module at NSE Course details
- Students
- Commodity Market Dealers
- Researchers
- Employees of BPO/IT Companies
- Anybody having interest in the Commodities Market
- The aim of this module is to provide beginners as well as the dealers with both theoretical and applied knowledge pertaining to commodities trading. The module is beneficial for those who wish to pursue careers in brokerage firms dealing in commodity derivatives. This module has been developed jointly by NSE and NCDEX.
Commodity market module at NSE Curriculum
Understand the difference between commodity and financial derivatives.
Know the usage of commodity futures.
Understand the pricing mechanism of commodity futures.
Learn about the NCDEX trading platform, clearing and settlement operations.
Know the regulatory framework and taxation aspects of the commodities market.
Commodity market module at NSE Entry Requirements
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Commodity market module at NSE Frequently Asked Questions
BFSI students can work in various industries including Finance, banks, MNCs, and more. The salary package depends on the skillset, relevant experience, and job position of an employee. However, the salary of a Financial Analyst is INR 6 LPA in India.
There are a lot of areas to explore for the students to opt for banking and insurance. Here are some areas where they will work in
the future after completion of their respective degrees/ courses.
1. Government Sector (Banking, Finance, and Insurance sector)
2. MNCs (Banking, Insurance, and Finance sector)
3. Freelancing (Consultant, Advisor, Strategist, Agent, Assistant, Marketing Agent, and more.