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Curriculum
- 6 Sections
- 30 Lessons
- 7 Days
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- Module 1: Introduction to Securities MarketIn this module, students are introduced to the basic structure of the Indian securities market. They understand what “securities” are, why markets are regulated and how SEBI protects investors. By the end of this module, they get a clear picture of primary and secondary markets, stock exchanges, depositories and the key intermediaries that connect investors to the market.4
- Module 2: Basics of InvestingThis module helps students think like a sensible investor, not a speculator. They learn about different types of risks in the market and how those risks impact real money. The focus is on simple, practical ways to manage risk through diversification, asset allocation and a long term, disciplined approach instead of guessing or following tips.2
- Module 3: Account Opening ProcessHere students learn what is actually required before placing the first trade. The module explains bank, trading and demat accounts, the complete KYC process and important concepts like BSDA, Power of Attorney and nomination. After this, a learner will know how to open accounts safely, what documents are needed and what precautions to take while dealing with brokers and depository participants.4
- Module 4: How do I Invest in Securities Market?This is the practical “how to start” module. Students learn step by step how to invest through IPOs and other primary issues, and how to buy and sell shares in the secondary market using trading platforms. The module also covers settlement cycles, contract notes, trade verification, margins, account statements and a basic introduction to derivatives, so that a new investor understands exactly what happens after a trade is executed.13
- 4.1Investment through Primary Market
- 4.2Process of investing in Primary Market
- 4.3Application Supported by Blocked Amount (ASBA)
- 4.4Investment through Secondary Market
- 4.5Trading days and Trading & Settlement Cycle
- 4.6Contract Note
- 4.7SMS and Email alert to Investors
- 4.8Running Account Authorization
- 4.9Trade Verification
- 4.10What is Margin Money?
- 4.11Statement of Account from Stock Broker and Depository Participants
- 4.12Consolidated Account Statement (CAS)
- 4.13Derivatives Market
- Module 5: Mutual Funds and ETFsIn this module, learners understand mutual funds as an easy way to invest with professional management. They explore different types of mutual funds, how to start SIPs, and how to read risk labels and product information before investing. The module also introduces Exchange Traded Funds, showing how they combine features of mutual funds and shares, and when they can be useful for long term investors.4
- Module 6: Grievance Redressal in Securities MarketThis final module focuses on investor rights and protection mechanisms. Students learn where to complain if something goes wrong, how SEBI’s SCORES platform works and what support is available from stock exchanges and depositories. They also get a basic idea of arbitration, so that they know the proper, legal route to resolve disputes and safeguard their investments.3
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