This scenario assumes the historical average annual growth rate of Sensex at around 10%. By 2030, Sensex could reach ₹1,34,972, doubling to ₹2,17,374 by 2035, and soaring to ₹5,63,813 by 2045.

Here, Sensex grows faster, reflecting higher economic growth, corporate profits, or favourable policies. At 11% CAGR, it may hit ₹1,42,504 in 2030, ₹2,40,127 in 2035, and ₹6,81,823 in 2045. With 12% CAGR, the values rise to ₹1,50,382 in 2030, ₹2,65,025 in 2035, and ₹8,23,128 in 2045. This scenario highlights optimism but carries higher risk assumptions.

Wondering how to begin your investment journey with the Sensex? You don’t need to buy individual stocks from the 30 companies in the index. Instead, you can invest in: • Index Mutual Funds: These funds mimic the performance of the Sensex and offer a hassle-free way to invest in the entire index. • Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs): Traded like stocks, ETFs also replicate the Sensex’s performance. While index funds may offer stability and diversification, actively managed funds, particularly those targeting Small-Cap, Mid-Cap, and Large-Cap companies, could outperform the Sensex by capitalizing o