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1875

BSE began in 1875 as 'The Native Share & Stock Brokers' Association', making it Asia's oldest stock exchange.

Source: Britannica

The market in numbers

13 crore plus

unique investors on NSE

Source: NSE press release · as of Apr 2026

6.9 times

growth in Assam's investors since FY21

Source: NSE press release · as of Apr 2026

33 years

median NSE investor age

Source: NSE press release · as of Apr 2026

93 percent

of individual F&O traders lost money

Source: SEBI press release PR 37/2024 · as of Sep 2024

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How it works

What happens next. Zero pressure.

One call with our counsellor, then you decide. Education only: we teach you to think, not what to buy.

  1. Step 1: Tap Get details, or call us.

  2. Step 2: Our counsellor phones you back.

  3. Step 3: Visit the classroom, or ask for a demo.

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  1. Step 1: Tell us about yourself

    Leave your name and number here, or WhatsApp or call us. Our academic counsellor will call you back.

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  2. Step 2: Choose how you learn

    A group classroom batch, one-to-one in the classroom, or one-to-one online, in English, Hindi or Assamese. Ask for a demo class if you would like one: we offer them on request.

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  3. Step 3: Join a batch

    A new group batch starts every 15 days, with at most 10 students. The counsellor tells you the fee for your format; GST is charged extra. Questions about fees or payment? Use the enquiry form or WhatsApp us.

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  4. Step 4: Learn, practise, ask

    Study material, practice on historical charts, a certificate on completion and a full year of doubt support: call or join a session to clear any doubt.

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Myth busters

Myth busters.

8 things people believe about the stock market. Tap a card to bust it.

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The course

Choose how you learn.

One course, basic to advanced. Three ways to take it.

Group classroom

4–10 STUDENTS3 DAYS/WEEK1.5 H PER CLASS

Classroom, Beltola

Fee: ask our counsellor (+ GST)

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ONE-TO-ONE3 DAYS/WEEK1 H PER CLASS

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Facilities

Inside the classroom.

Two real classrooms at Basistha Chariali. One-to-one online too.

2

classrooms

2

projector screens

Air-conditioned, Wi-Fi and DG power backup

10

seats per classroom batch

Simulator

Why dials swing.

Play with a technical-rating dial on made-up data and see why it is not a prediction.

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Buy signalScore 0.2 · made-up dataSimulator reading: Buy signal, score 0.2, on made-up data

Five indicator votes, one needle, made-up prices. Tap a scenario and watch it swing.

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Jump straight to a scenario

Five indicators vote, the dial moves, and the made-up price does what it likes. That gap is the lesson.

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400 years of markets. One scroll.

Amsterdam

1602

The Dutch East India Company (VOC) becomes the first company on the Amsterdam exchange, described by Euronext as the world's oldest stock exchange.

Source: Euronext

Osaka

1730

Japan's shogunate approves the Dojima Rice Exchange, described by JPX as the world's first institutional futures exchange. Candlestick charts are traditionally traced to rice traders of this era.

Source: Japan Exchange Group

New York

1792

24 brokers sign the Buttonwood Agreement, the origin of the NYSE. Tradition says they met under a buttonwood tree.

Source: NYSE

Bombay

Pre-1875

Bombay's share brokers trade under a banyan tree near the Town Hall, at today's Horniman Circle.

Source: Britannica

BSE

1875

The Native Share & Stock Brokers' Association is formed. Today it is BSE, Asia's oldest stock exchange.

Source: Britannica

Sensex

1986

The Sensex launches on 1 January 1986 with 30 stocks and a base value of 100 (base year 1978–79).

Source: Business Standard

SEBI

1992

SEBI gains statutory powers under the SEBI Act. The National Stock Exchange is incorporated the same year.

Source: SEBI

Screens

1994

NSE starts operations as India's first exchange with screen-based electronic trading.

Source: NSE

Demat

1996

The Nifty 50 launches in April, and NSDL, India's first depository, starts in November: the beginning of demat.

Source: NSE Indices / NSE ISMR

F&O

2000

NSE launches its first derivative product, Nifty 50 index futures, on 12 June 2000.

Source: NSE

Guwahati

2015

SEBI lets the Gauhati Stock Exchange exit the business under its exit policy for regional exchanges.

Source: Business Standard

T+1

2023

India completes its move to T+1 settlement on 27 January 2023. Trades settle one working day later.

Source: Business Standard

US T+1

2024

The US moves to T+1 on 28 May 2024, more than a year after India.

Source: Davis Polk

13 crore

2026

NSE crosses 13 crore unique investors. Assam's investor base is 6.9 times its FY21 size.

Source: NSE press release

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Your first chapter starts with one call from our counsellor. Tap to see the course.

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Short lessons, between classes.

Chart ideas and market basics on Instagram and YouTube. Education only, as always: no tips or calls.

Your trainers

Two trainers. One rule.

Analyse it yourself. We don't give tips or calls; we teach you to read a chart, size the risk, decide.

  • Rahul Seth

    Founder & trainer

  • Sahil Mehboob

    Trainer

The honest part

93 percent of individual F&O traders lost money

SEBI found that. So risk is the first thing we teach.

A SEBI study (September 2024) found that 93% of individual equity F&O traders made losses from FY22 to FY24, with combined losses of over ₹1.8 lakh crore.

Source: SEBI press release PR 37/2024 · as of Sep 2024

Your trading journey starts with one call.

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Questions

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Do you give stock tips or trading calls?

No. We don't give tips or calls. We teach you to read charts, manage risk and decide for yourself. Excel Traders Academy is education only and is not a SEBI-registered adviser.

Do I need to know anything before I join?

No. The course starts from zero: how markets work, the risks, and how to read a chart, then goes on to advanced topics. People who already know a little start in the same batch.

How much does it cost?

Fees depend on the format you choose: a group classroom batch, one-to-one online or one-to-one in the classroom. Our academic counsellor will tell you the exact fee. GST is charged extra. We don't take payments on this website.

Can I learn online from outside Guwahati?

Yes, one-to-one. Live online classes run 3 days a week, 1 hour per class, in English, Hindi or Assamese, with the same study material, certificate and 1-year doubt support as the classroom.