NEW DELHI: Foreign direct investment FDI ) in the country rose to four-month high of $ 3.85 billion in May 2015, up by 7 per cent compared to the same month of last year, official data showed.In May 2014, FDI stood at $ 3.60 billion. India received FDI of $ 3.60 billion in April 2015.The FDI figures for May 2015 are the highest since January 2015, when foreign equity investment was at $ 4.48 billion.During April-May period of this fiscal, FDI in the country grew by 40 per cent to $ 7.45 billion as compared to $ 5.30 billion in the same period last year.Amongst the top 10 sectors, computer software and hardware received the maximum FDI of $ 2.27 billion during the two months, followed by automobile ($ 1 billion), trading ($ 664 million), services ($ 488 million) and power ($ 155 million).During the period, India received the maximum FDI from Singapore ($ 2.9 billion) followed by Mauritius ($ 1.68 billion), the Netherlands ($ 587 million) and the US ($ 552 million).During financial year 2014-15, foreign fund inflows grew at 27 per cent, year-on-year, to $ 30.93 billion as against $ 24.29 billion in 2013-14.The government has relaxed FDI norms in various sectors, including insurance, railways and medical devices, to boost FDI in the country.