PGP in Capital Markets & Trading · Admissions open
Learn the market
by trading it,
not by watching it.
A structured path from your first candlestick to a disciplined trading process. Classroom theory, a practice terminal, real market sessions and a mentor who checks your journal every week.
- Stages
- 06
- Courses
- 06
- Modes
- Online & classroom
- Built for
- Students, beginners & working professionals
01 · The programme
Six stages. Each one earns the next.
The PGP is paced the way skill actually builds: fundamentals first, then analysis, then strategy, and only then real money in real markets, with risk under control. Durations are indicative and depend on your pace.
Foundation
1–3 months
How markets, exchanges and instruments work. Trading versus investing.
Market analysis
2–4 months
Technical and fundamental analysis, read side by side.
Trading strategies
3–6 months
Build rules, then test them on history before you trust them.
Live market practice
3–6 months
Practical exposure in real sessions, with a mentor reviewing every trade.
Advanced trading
3–6 months
Options, derivatives and the risk management they demand.
Professional growth
Ongoing
Portfolio building and continued mentorship as you trade on.
Day oneTime in the programme →Trading with a process
02 · Courses
Six courses. One clear progression.
Take them together as the PGP, or join the one that matches where you are now. Open any line for what it covers.
Course fees, batch dates and the exact syllabus are shared by the admissions team.
03 · How we teach
Learn by doing. Then do it again, properly.
Theory lasts as long as your first losing trade. So every idea taught in class is practised on a terminal, written into a journal and reviewed with a mentor the same week.
Live class
A concept, taught on today's charts, not last year's examples.
Practice terminal
Apply it in a simulated market. Entries, exits and position size.
Assignment
Write up the setup you would take, and why you would not take others.
Mentor desk
One-to-one review of your journal with a practising trader.
Assessment
A short test on the week, and a look at your risk numbers.
Doubt clinic
Open learning support. Bring the trade that confused you.
Interactive live classes
Small enough to ask questions, structured enough to finish the syllabus.
Hands-on trading practice
A terminal, a simulated account and real price action to practise on.
Assignments & assessments
Written reasoning, not multiple-choice guesses.
Mentorship from traders
People who trade, reviewing how you trade.
Learning support
Help between classes, so a doubt never waits a week.
Career guidance
From your first CV for a trading desk to trading on your own.
“The market is the best teacher there is. It is also the most expensive. We are here so you pay your tuition to us, not to it.”
— the idea behind YourTraders
04 · Mentors
Taught from the desk, not the podium.
Your mentors are industry traders. They teach the way they work: a plan before the open, a stop-loss before the entry, and a journal after the close. You will sit with them in live sessions and on the mentor desk every week.
- Trade reviews based on your own journal, not generic examples
- Risk first: position sizing and stop-losses before strategy
- Honest feedback, including when the answer is “don't take this trade”
05 · Outcomes
From classroom to confident trader.
Graduates go on to work with trading firms, trade independently or manage their own portfolios.
traders placed
still active in the markets
partner firms
Figures as reported by YourTraders. Placement support does not guarantee a job or trading profits.
06 · Questions
Asked before every batch.
Anything else, ask admissions. They answer like teachers, not salespeople.
Do I need a finance or commerce background?
No. Stage I and the Stock Market Basics course start from zero. Students, beginners and people changing careers all join at the start.
Can I do this alongside a job or college?
Yes. Courses run online and in the classroom. Options Trading and Portfolio Management are taken mostly by working professionals.
Will I trade with real money?
Only in Stage IV, after you have practised on the terminal and your risk rules are written down. Until then, everything happens in a simulated account.
Do you give stock tips or calls?
Never. We teach you to build and test your own process. Anyone promising guaranteed returns should be a warning sign.
What is the difference between the PGP and a single course?
The PGP takes you through all six stages, including live market practice and ongoing mentorship. A single course covers one subject in about three to four months.
07 · Admissions
Start your trading career with real guidance.
Tell us where you are today. An admissions counsellor will call you, help you pick the right course and share fees and batch dates.
- You send the form. Two minutes.
- We call you. A short conversation about your goals.
- You choose a course. Or the full PGP. No pressure either way.