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For editors and fact-checkers
Everything on this page is pre-cleared for editorial use and built to be verifiable. You will find an institutional profile, an independently sourced fact-sheet on the Indian retail-trading market with every figure attributed, approved boilerplate and quotes cleared for attribution, a journalist FAQ, and a downloadable kit. Bharath Shiksha is an educational publisher, not a SEBI-registered adviser, and it publishes no internal outcome or performance data. The press desk verifies any figure within one working day.
We have written this kit the way we would want to receive one: facts before adjectives, every external number carrying its source, and nothing that a careful journalist would have to take on trust. If a figure here is not attributed, it is because it is verifiable directly on the pricing or curriculum pages of this site. Where a claim is about the market rather than about us, it comes from a public regulator or depository, never from our own records.
The profile
What Bharath Shiksha is
Bharath Shiksha is an institutional-grade trading curriculum for Indian retail traders, delivered as voice-over over animated explanatory scenes. It spans more than 90 volumes across six stages, arranged in three integrated tracks, core trading, technical analysis, and an AI companion, and it runs the full path from reading a first chart to the concepts behind professional fund operations. It is an educational publisher based in Bengaluru, and it is deliberately not an advisory service: it sells understanding, not tips, calls or signals.
The method is what makes it a curriculum rather than a content library. Every volume ends in a companion worksheet and a gate quiz, with a 70 per cent threshold before the next volume unlocks, so a student has to be able to do the material, not merely watch it, before moving on. Placement is by a stage assessment and a confirming orientation conversation, so a learner starts in the stage built for how they actually think and decide today. The six stages climb from foundations to the most advanced systematic work.
Indian market context
Why the curriculum exists, in numbers
These figures are external and public. Each is attributed so a fact-checker can verify it directly, and none of them is our own data.
| Statistic | Figure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Individual traders who lost money in equity F&O | about 93% over FY22 to FY24 | SEBI, updated study on individual trader participation in the equity derivatives segment, September 2024 |
| Aggregate net losses, individual F&O traders | more than ₹1.8 lakh crore over the three years | SEBI, September 2024 |
| Average net loss per loss-making trader | about ₹1.1 to ₹1.2 lakh (FY24) | SEBI, September 2024 |
| Active demat accounts in India | more than 21 crore (2025) | NSDL and CDSL depository data; up from about 3.6 crore in FY19 |
Fact sheet
The academy at a glance
| What it is | An educational trading curriculum for Indian retail traders, delivered as voice-over over animated explanatory scenes |
|---|---|
| Scale | More than 90 volumes across six stages, in three integrated tracks: core trading, technical analysis, and an AI companion |
| The six stages | Foundation, Systematic Trader, Professional Edge, Quantitative Edge, Systems Architect, Institutional Elite |
| Method | A companion worksheet and a gate quiz (70 per cent to unlock the next volume) for every volume, plus a library of long-form companion articles |
| Pricing | Stage 1 ₹14,999 · full programme ₹1,49,999 (a ₹64,995 saving versus stage-by-stage) · lifetime access · 7-day refund |
| Positioning | An educational publisher, not a SEBI-registered adviser; no investment advice, recommendations, or signals |
| Headquarters | Bengaluru, Karnataka, India |
| Press contact | press@bharathshiksha.com |
For journalists
Journalist FAQ
Is Bharath Shiksha a SEBI-registered investment adviser?
+No. Bharath Shiksha is an educational publisher, not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst. It provides trading education and curriculum only, and does not give investment advice, recommendations, tips, buy or sell calls, or signals. Its material is general and educational, not personalised advice.
Where do the statistics on this page come from?
+They are external and public. The retail-derivatives loss figures are from the Securities and Exchange Board of India's updated study on individual traders in the equity derivatives segment, published in September 2024. The demat-account figures are from public depository data (NSDL and CDSL). Each figure on the fact-sheet is attributed so a fact-checker can verify it directly, and the press desk can point you to the primary source on request.
Does Bharath Shiksha publish student success rates or returns?
+No. Bharath Shiksha does not publish internal student-outcome data, success rates, or performance figures, and it makes no claim about returns from trading. Every statistic it cites is an external, public market figure, never internal data about students. This is deliberate: as an educational publisher it reports on the market honestly and does not market outcomes it cannot and would not promise.
What exactly is the product?
+An educational trading curriculum for Indian retail traders, delivered as voice-over over animated explanatory scenes. It spans more than 90 volumes across six stages, in three integrated tracks: core trading, technical analysis, and an AI companion. Every volume carries a companion worksheet and a gate quiz, with a 70 per cent threshold to unlock the next volume, alongside a library of long-form companion articles.
Who is the curriculum for?
+Indian retail traders and learners across levels, from complete beginners learning to read a chart through to experienced traders moving toward systematic and quantitative approaches. Placement is by a stage assessment and a confirming orientation conversation rather than by how long someone has traded, so a student starts in the stage built for how they actually think and decide.
Can we verify the pricing and curriculum figures?
+Yes. The pricing and curriculum figures on this page are published on the pricing and curriculum pages of the website, and the press desk will verify any figure, or point you to its source, with a turnaround of one working day. Everything on this page is cleared for editorial use in unmodified form.
May we use the logo, boilerplate and quotes?
+Yes. The boilerplate descriptions and the quotes on this page are pre-cleared for editorial use, verbatim and attributed to Bharath Shiksha. The brand mark is available in the downloadable kit in scalable vector form, with usage set out in the brand guidelines included in the kit. If you need an asset or a format that is not provided, the press desk can help.
How do we reach the press desk?
+Email press@bharathshiksha.com with your outlet and the scope of the piece. Curriculum claims, pricing, and every cited statistic can be verified on request, with a turnaround of one working day. For non-media questions, customer support is at support@bharathshiksha.com.
Press kit
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Bharath Shiksha is an educational publisher. The industry statistics on this page are drawn from SEBI's consolidated study (September 2024) and public depository data (NSDL, CDSL), never from internal data about student outcomes. The academy does not provide investment advice, recommendations, or signals, and makes no claim about returns.