Frequently Asked Questions

They are for adults who want to understand the Indian market for themselves: complete beginners, working professionals, business owners, students and existing traders without a written process. No finance degree is required.

No. You can learn the mechanics without a funded account. A demat account becomes useful for the practice sections later in the course, but you do not need one on day one.

The teaching is live online. Sessions are recorded and the recordings are provided for revision, but the course is designed around attending, asking questions and doing the exercises.

Contact us on WhatsApp for the latest course fees, available batches and complete course details. The fee depends on the programme and the batch, so we quote it with the syllabus rather than publishing a figure that may be out of date.

Payment options depend on the course and the current batch. Ask the course team for the options in writing before you pay. We do not advertise a discount or an instalment plan that has not been confirmed for your enrolment.

Refund terms are confirmed in writing before payment, including the cut-off date and any deduction for sessions already attended. Read them before enrolling rather than assuming a policy from another provider.

Yes. Hindi-medium and English-medium batches cover the same syllabus. In the Hindi batch, concepts are explained in Hindi and the platform terminology is kept in English because that is what you will see when you trade.

The beginner course covers the essentials over a few weeks of part-time study. The full training programme runs longer because it includes guided practice and review. Ask for the current session count and batch schedule.

The recording covers the session, and you can ask questions in the next doubt-clearing slot. If you miss several sessions, speak to the team about joining a later batch rather than trying to catch up alone.

We issue a course completion record for the programme you finish. It documents attendance and the topics covered. It is not a SEBI registration, a professional licence or a guarantee of trading results.

No. It is a record of training with us, not a government-recognised qualification. We do not claim university affiliation, placement assistance or regulatory recognition.

No course can promise that. Trading and investing carry market risk, including the loss of capital. What a good course can do is improve your understanding, your process and your awareness of what you stand to lose.

No. We are an education provider, not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst. We teach analysis and risk management and do not recommend specific stocks or manage money.

No. All teaching is live online and we do not claim a physical branch anywhere. City pages exist to give local context, not to imply a local office.

Start with the stock market course for beginners, or the core share market course if you want the fuller syllabus in one programme. Avoid options and intraday until the foundations are comfortable.

Subject to batch availability, yes. Ask before enrolling if the option matters to you, because switching mid-programme depends on the schedule of the other batch.

Yes, with an explicit focus on costs, session structure and daily loss limits. It is taught honestly as a high-risk activity that does not suit every temperament or schedule.

Message WhatsApp 8188877720 or submit the enquiry form. We will confirm the course, batch, fee and payment details in writing before you pay.

No. The number you submit is used to answer your enquiry. We do not sell or rent contact details, and you can ask us to delete your enquiry data at any time.

Read our risk disclosure and disclaimer. They explain the risks of equity and derivatives trading, the limits of educational content and why position sizing matters.