Stock Lists & Screens
Explore curated lists of NSE & BSE stocks built from popular screening criteria. Each list ranks Indian companies by a key metric so you can quickly find dividend payers, debt-free businesses, high-quality compounders, and affordable shares.
High Dividend Stocks in India
High dividend stocks in India are shares of NSE and BSE listed companies that pay out a large share of their profits as dividends, offering a dividend yield of 3% or more. This list ranks top dividend-paying Indian companies by yield, so income-focused investors can quickly compare payouts alongside share price, sector, and market cap.
Stocks Under ₹100
Stocks under ₹100 are low-priced NSE and BSE shares trading below ₹100 per share. This list ranks the largest companies whose share price is under ₹100 by market cap, making it easy to explore affordable Indian stocks alongside their sector and price.
Stocks Under ₹50
Stocks under ₹50 are low-priced NSE and BSE shares trading below ₹50 per share. This list ranks the largest companies whose share price is under ₹50 by market cap, helping you discover affordable Indian stocks alongside their sector and price.
Debt-Free Stocks in India
Debt-free stocks in India are shares of NSE and BSE listed companies that carry little or no debt, shown here as a debt-to-equity ratio at or below 0.05. Low-debt companies are often more resilient during downturns, and this list ranks the largest debt-free Indian companies by market cap alongside their sector and share price.
High ROE Stocks in India
High ROE stocks in India are shares of NSE and BSE listed companies that generate a strong return on equity, shown here as an ROE of 20% or more. A high return on equity signals that a company uses shareholder capital efficiently, and this list ranks top Indian companies by ROE alongside their sector, share price, and market cap.
Low PE Stocks in India
Low PE stocks in India are shares of NSE and BSE listed companies trading at a price-to-earnings ratio below 15. A low P/E ratio can point to potentially undervalued companies, and this list ranks the largest low-P/E Indian companies by market cap alongside their sector, share price, and P/E ratio.
Large Cap Stocks in India
Large cap stocks in India are shares of the biggest NSE and BSE listed companies, shown here with a market capitalisation above ₹20,000 crore. Large-cap companies are typically well-established market leaders, and this list ranks them by market cap alongside their sector and share price.
Mid Cap Stocks in India
Mid cap stocks in India are shares of medium-sized NSE and BSE listed companies, shown here with a market capitalisation between ₹5,000 crore and ₹20,000 crore. Mid-caps sit between large-cap stability and small-cap growth potential, and this list ranks them by market cap alongside their sector and share price.
Small Cap Stocks in India
Small cap stocks in India are shares of smaller NSE and BSE listed companies, shown here with a market capitalisation between ₹500 crore and ₹5,000 crore. Small-caps can offer higher growth potential with higher risk, and this list ranks them by market cap alongside their sector and share price.
PSU Stocks in India
PSU stocks in India are shares of public sector undertakings — companies majority-owned by the government. This list covers constituents of the Nifty CPSE and Nifty PSU Bank indices, so you can browse major listed public sector companies and PSU banks alongside their sector and index weight.
MNC Stocks in India
MNC stocks in India are shares of multinational companies with a significant Indian listed presence. This list covers constituents of the Nifty MNC index, so you can browse major listed multinationals alongside their sector and index weight.
Semiconductor Stocks in India
Semiconductor stocks in India are shares of listed companies involved in chip design, OSAT (assembly and test), power semiconductors, and related electronic components. India has no dedicated semiconductor index, so this is a curated list of listed companies with meaningful semiconductor exposure — spanning fabless design, OSAT, and component manufacturing — shown with their sector.