The National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM), established by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) in 2006, offers a range of certification examinations aimed at enhancing the proficiency and knowledge of professionals in the Indian securities markets. These certifications are designed for various market participants, including brokers, investment advisers, and compliance officers, among others.
1. Eligibility Criteria
2. Exam Modes
3. Certification Fees
4. Certificate Validity
5. Exam Pattern
6. Module Name
7. Enrollment Process
8. Exam Syllabus
9. Study Material
10. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Certificate Validity
The validity of NISM certifications varies depending on the specific certification. Here is a general overview of the validity and renewal process for NISM certifications:
How to Enroll for The NISM Exam?
Tip: Always book exam after 3 weeks so that you can prepare for the exam
NISM Exam Syllabus:
In order to qualify the NISM Exam, it is necessary for the personnel to understand the whole
NISM Examination Syllabus. Following are the topics included in the NISM Curriculum.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Can I use electronic items like a calculator during the exam?
Yes, calculators are allowed in the examination hall. No other electronic device is allowed.
2. What happens if I fail the NISM exam? Is there a refund policy?
There is no refund if a candidate fails. However, if NISM cancels the exam, a refund will
be issued.
3. How can I pay the NISM certification fees?
The fees can be paid online using a debit card or net banking. For offline payment,
demand drafts are accepted.
4. Is the NISM Exam available in Hindi?
Yes, the exam can be taken in Hindi, but only in offline mode.
5. What is the benefit of the NISM certificate?,
The NISM certificate is essential for mutual fund distributors to obtain the ARN number,
which authorizes them to distribute mutual funds.