Stock Market Basics Course for Beginners (Learning Only, No Tips)
Understand how the Indian share market works before you invest: demat accounts, exchanges, Nifty and Sensex, orders, simple ratios, mutual funds, SIPs, risk and scams, with a paper-trading journal.
Frequently bought together
Many first-time investors start with a tip from a WhatsApp group and lose money on something they did not understand. This course explains the market step by step so you can make your own informed decisions, or ask an adviser the right questions.
What you learn
- How the market works: shares, NSE, BSE, SEBI, Nifty 50 and Sensex, demat and trading accounts, order types and settlement
- Understanding a company: what to read in an annual report, and simple ratios (EPS, P/E, debt to equity, ROE) explained with formulas
- Ways to invest: mutual funds, index funds, SIPs and compounding, and why IPO hype and F&O are risky for beginners
- Protecting yourself: diversification, emergency fund, tax basics, scams and red flags, practising with a paper-trading journal
Learning only
This course does not recommend any stock or fund and does not promise returns. Investing carries risk, including loss of capital. For personal advice, consult a SEBI-registered investment adviser.
Everything you get
Course book
14 lessons in 4 modules, PDF
Paper trading journal
Practise without real money
SIP and goal calculators
With assumed, editable return rates
Company checklist
Questions to read an annual report
Files in your download
- PDFStock_Market_Basics.pdf387 KB
- XLSXStock_Market_Practice_Journal.xlsx10 KB
Start in 5 simple steps
A step-by-step guide is also included inside your download.
- 1
Read one lesson a day
In order
- 2
Use the SIP calculator
Try different years
- 3
Fill the company checklist
For a company you know
- 4
Paper trade for a month
In the journal
- 5
Decide with care
Or speak to a SEBI-registered adviser
Questions about this product
Will this tell me which shares to buy?
No. It is a learning course. It explains how the market works and how to think about risk. It does not recommend any stock, fund or trade.
Is investing in shares safe?
Shares carry risk and prices can fall. The course explains how diversification, time and an emergency fund reduce the damage, but no investment is risk-free.
Do I need a demat account to start the course?
No. You can learn and paper-trade in the journal first. Lesson 3 explains how to open one when you are ready.
Does it cover F&O or intraday trading?
It explains what they are and why they are risky for beginners. It does not teach trading strategies.
Is it a video course?
No. It is a PDF course book with an Excel journal and calculators.
How do I get the files after payment?
A download button appears on screen right after payment, and the link is emailed to you. You can also download again any time from My account.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. It works with Any phone, tablet or computer, Print-ready A4, Excel / Google Sheets for the journal. Free mobile apps are enough.
What if something does not work?
Write to us within 7 days with your order number. We will fix it, send a working file, or refund you.
