NISM Series XVI Practice coming soon Mandated by SEBI

NISM Series XVI: Commodity Derivatives

Preparation resources for the NISM NISM-Series-XVI Commodity Derivatives certification examination.

Duration
120 min
Questions
100
Maximum marks
100
Pass mark
60%
Negative marking
25%
NISM fee
₹1,500

Verified 13 Oct 2026 from NISM's official certification listing. Certificate valid 3 years. NISM currently lists all certification examinations as online, remote-proctored.

Syllabus and chapter weightage

Workbook version: March 2026
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1 Introduction to Commodity Markets 10
2 Commodity Indices 5
3 Commodity Futures 15
4 Commodity Options 15
5 Uses of Commodity Derivatives 15
6 Trading Mechanism 10
7 Clearing, Settlement and Risk Management 15
8 Legal and Regulatory Environment 5
9 Accounting and Taxation 5
10 Code of Conduct and Investor Protection Measures 5

NISM Series XVI: frequently asked questions

How many questions are there in the NISM Series XVI exam?

The NISM Series XVI exam has 100 questions for 100 marks, to be answered in 120 minutes.

What is the passing mark for NISM Series XVI, and is there negative marking?

You need 60% to pass. Each wrong answer costs 25% of the marks for that question, so guessing has a price.

What is the fee for the NISM Series XVI exam and how long is the certificate valid?

NISM lists the fee as ₹1,500. The certificate is valid for 3 years. NISM currently lists all certification examinations as online, remote-proctored.

Are these official NISM questions?

No. Integrato Digital is an independent practice platform and is not affiliated with or endorsed by NISM. Every question and lesson is original, written to the published NISM syllabus and test objectives.

Registering for the exam

Registration, scheduling, fees and certificates are handled only by NISM. Use the official page to register:

Official NISM Series XVI page on nism.ac.in

NISM also publishes the official workbook for each exam on its website. Our questions and notes are original and are written to complement it, not replace it.