Securities

Most finance programs:

• Teach what markets are
• Rarely teach how professionals actually work in markets

This PGDM is built to close that gap.

What Makes It Different

• Students learn by observing and analysing real money, not simulations alone
• They develop decision-making discipline, not gambling behaviour
• They graduate job-ready for trading desks, research teams, and global finance roles

Key Highlight (Parent-Friendly Explanation):

A ₹50 lakh faculty-managed live portfolio is used throughout the program.

Students do not trade recklessly-they study how professionals manage money, risk, and emotions using real market data.

Why this matters:

Finance employers want candidates who understand how markets behave in real time, not just exam answers.

What Students Actually Do

• Observe real trades placed by experienced faculty
• Review weekly:
• Why a trade was taken
• How risk was controlled
• What could go wrong
• Learn market psychology:
• Why fear and greed affect prices
• Why patience matters more than prediction

Outcome:

Students stop seeing markets as "quick money" and start seeing them as a profession with rules and discipline.

This program blends:

• Technical analysis (how prices move)
• Quantitative thinking (data-driven decisions)
• Derivatives & volatility (risk and protection)
• Backtesting (testing strategies before using them)

Why this matters to employers:

Prop desks, funds, and banks want freshers who:

• Think in probabilities
• Respect risk
• Understand systems, not tips

Students train on tools commonly used across:

• Trading desks
• Research teams
• Global banks and GCCs

Tools Covered

• Bloomberg Terminal
• NSE Smart Lab (Indian markets)
• TradingView (charting & analysis)
• Python & SQL (data & quant roles)
• Power BI (dashboards & reporting)
• Pine Script (strategy logic)

Parent reassurance:

These are employability tools, not speculative apps.

Students graduate with credible credentials, not just a degree.

Included Certifications

• Bloomberg Market Concepts (BMC)
• Bloomberg ESG
• NISM Derivatives
• NISM Research Analyst
• Curated Coursera & DataCamp certifications

Why this matters:

Certifications signal serious intent and baseline competence to recruiters.

This is a non-negotiable pillar of the program.

What Students Learn

• Budgeting and money discipline
• Insurance and risk protection
• Long-term wealth planning
• Taxation and retirement basics

Parent takeaway:

Even if a student doesn't become a trader, they:

• Manage their own money responsibly
• Avoid common financial mistakes
• Build long-term financial stability

Unlike traditional programs where exposure comes late:

• Students start understanding markets from Semester 1

By Year One:

• They can read charts
• Understand derivatives basics
• Explain market movements confidently

Result:

Higher confidence and better conversion during internships in:

• Brokerages
• Research firms
• Wealth desks
• FinTech platforms