Start here
Pick your starting point.
Bazaar School is a course, not a news feed. Choose the card that sounds most like you, and the numbering will take it from there.
You have never bought a share, or you have and are not sure what you own. Begin with what a share is and work down the list in order.
Open chapter 1.1 → Already investing Begin with IntermediateYou have a demat account and some shares or SIPs. Run through the Basics self-checks to find gaps, then start judging companies.
Open chapter 1.1 → Just curious Read Bazaar Stories firstNot ready to study yet? Start with the history behind Dalal Street. Most readers come away with a question the course answers.
Open Stories →How the course works
There are three levels: Basics, Intermediate and Advanced. Each level is split into modules of four to six short chapters, and each chapter is numbered, so 2.3 means the third chapter of the second module. Most chapters take ten minutes or less.
Every chapter ends the same way. First a short list of what you can now do. Then a three-question self-check: answer in your head, then tap to see ours. Then a button to mark the chapter as done, which fills the progress bars on the level pages and the curriculum.
Your progress is saved in this browser only. There is no account and nothing is sent anywhere, which also means a different phone or browser starts fresh.
Whenever a word in a chapter has a dotted underline, it opens a card in the glossary. Each card is one idea with a worked example in rupees, and takes about two minutes.
Bazaar Stories and Bazaar AI sit outside the numbered path. Read them whenever you like.
A rhythm that works
One chapter a day, the self-check before you close the tab, and a glossary card whenever a word trips you up. At that pace a module takes less than a week.
What we will never do
We will never give you a stock tip, a price target or a “sure-shot” anything. We are not SEBI-registered advisers, and the course explains how markets work rather than what to buy. The disclaimer has the details.