Admission
Admission Process
  1. Anyone with involvement & sincerity, interested may apply for listening to the 15 hour lectures & answer the questions based on the listening & self verifying their correctness with the answers provided. Those fulfilling this requirement are eligible for admission to the 1 year certificate course.
  2. Lecture's listening fee is Rs.30,000. But is included in the total course fee payable according to the category opted. The account details to remit Fixed & Variable Course Fee & other payments are (for the time being):

    S K Ramakrishnan
    SB A/c No.50170018778225
    Bandhan Bank, Adyar Branch
    IFSCode: BDBL0001841

  3. A mail giving name, address,mobile number & proof of payment should be sent to the mail id : SHWETVAHANA9@gmail.com
  4. On communicating the completion of the requirement in 1 above with the category chosen, the individual may fill up the application available in the website and submit the same attaching all the enclosures mentioned to join the 1 year certificate course.
  5. Admission fee details are:
    • NIL for category (a)
    • Rs.3,000 for category (b)
    • Rs.30,000 for category (c)
    • Rs.95,000 for category (d)
    • Rs.2,70,000 for category (e)
  6. Total payment of fixed portion of the course fee payable in advance for
    • (a) Rs.30,000 (Listening fee - Rs.30,000 [in 4 equal installments of Rs.7,500 each] + Admission fee - NIL)
    • (b) Rs.33,000 (Listening fee - Rs.30,000 + Admission fee - Rs. 3,000)
    • (c) Rs.60,000 (Listening fee- Rs.30,000 + Admission fee Rs.30,000)
    • (d) Rs.1,25,000 (Listening fee- Rs.30,000 + Admission fee- Rs.95,000)
    • (e) Rs.3,00,000 (Listening Fee- Rs.30,000 + Admission fee- Rs.2,70,000)
Resources required
Every student should have the following resources namely
  1. Laptop
  2. Mobile phone
  3. Wifi connectivity
  4. Trading account with specific broking firm
  5. D-mat account with the same broking firm
  6. Savings Bank account with specific bank only
  7. Trading & D-mat account for another member of the student's family or the student's account with another broking firm to practice mock trading/ real trading after the guidance hours & to do investments during the course period if any.
Time limits
  1. Recorded lectures listening - 30 days from the date placed for listening.
  2. Application submission - 15 days from the date of receipt of the application
  3. Opening Trading & D-mat a/c with Finvasia & SB a/c opening with Bandhan Bank - 30 days from the date of receipt of the application
  4. Commencing the mock trading operations - 32 days from the date of receipt of the application.
  5. Commencing the real trading operations - within 120 days from the date of commencing mock trading
  6. Completion of the course - Completion of 240th day of trading for the concerned student.
  7. Course completion formalities - within 30 days from the 240th day of trading for the concerned student.
The time limits should be strictly adhered to by the students. The institution reserves the right to reject the admission of the students violating the time periods.
Other terms
Fundamental Analysis

While technical analysis suits all sorts of commercial activity, fundamental analysis confines only to equity shares market.

A clear knowledge on this would help an individual to spot emerging blue chip companies early (without blindly getting struck on advises) & keep investing for long term returns on account of appreciation in value along with quantity enhancement due to bonus, rights, splits & demergers etc. & reduction of cost due to dividend payments every year.

A detailed clear knowledge on Fundamental analysis would be provided in the last month of the course period FREE OF COST as a gesture of goodwill

What are regarded as unsuccessful course completion?
  1. Withdrawal of standing instruction for transfer of credited amount in student's account without permission of the institution in writing during course period.
  2. Transfer of other funds into the trading account without the permission of the institution in writing during course period.
  3. Withdrawal or transfer of credited profit amount to other accounts during the course period.
  4. Holding the profits in the broking account itself without the permission of the institution during the course period.
  5. Diverting the profits from the broking account in purchase of other shares & securities for trade or investment without the written permission of the institution during the course period.
  6. Any misbehaviour by the student including but not limited to sudden stopping from attending the training during the course period.
The institution has the first charge to recover its dues for the course period along with reasonable interest & cost (if any) from any student in default. In case of any dispute, the institution's decision shall be final & binding on the student. For all matters of dispute referred to court, the jurisdiction shall be at Chennai.