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Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) Are Institutional Investors Who Invest In Assets From A Different Country Than Where Their Organizations Are Based. Sebi, The Market Regulator, Has Registered Over 1450 International Institutional Investors. Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) Refers To An Institution Created Or Incorporated Outside India That Intended To Invest In Securities In India. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) Have Become Important Participants In India's Stock Market, And Their Increasing Involvement Is A Key Aspect Of The Growth Of Indian Stock Markets. It Has Been Suggested That Emerging Nations Should Bolster Their Stock Markets In Order To Enable Foreign Capital Flows. Because Of This, The Indian Stock Markets Have Experienced Unprecedented Growth And Volatility, Which Has Prompted Research On The Relationship Between FIIs And Stock Market volatility. Therefore It Is A Fascinating Subject To Determine The Role Of foreign institutional Investors In India's Capital Markets. This Research Analyzes The Influence FII On The Stock Market Of India Through Correlation And Regression Analysis. The Sensex And BSE Are Regarded As Stock Market Representations Since They Are The Most Widely Used Indicators In India. The Study Concentrates On Employing Daily Data On BSE Sensex And FII Activities Gathered Throughout A Decade, From January 1, 2014, To December 31, 2024. It Shows A Favorable Association. The Relationship between Foreign Institutional Investors' Activities And Its Impact On Stock Market Of The India