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RupeeCase Learn, free

Stop guessing.
Start with evidence.

The full curriculum for systematic investing in Indian markets, from NSE and BSE basics to factor investing. Written from Indian data, free for everyone.

  • 11paths live now
  • 70modules published
  • 11 hoursof reading, 669 min, free
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01Written by a practitioner

No US theory
rephrased.

Just evidence, Indian data, and what actually works.

17+years of systematic trading behind every module. Written by Tanmay Kurtkoti from NSE, BSE, SEBI and RBI sources.

03Start here

Three questions.
One path to start.

Answer and the right first path appears, with its first module. Nothing is stored.

1How well do you know the stock market?
2What do you want first?
3Time each week?

Pick an answer to each question.

05The curriculum

11 paths.
70 modules.

Each path is a line and each module a stop. Tap a line to ride it. Every path ends with a test of 24 to 31 questions; pass 70 percent to earn your certificate.

07Certificate

Pass the test.
Keep the proof.

Every path ends with a test drawn from all of its modules. Pass it to earn your certificate. Every module reads well on a phone, with no signup wall.

10minutes a day finishes a full path in under a week: the longest path is 91 minutes of reading

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10Questions

The free course, answered.

What is a quantitative index?

A quantitative index picks and weights its stocks by fixed rules written in advance, such as momentum or quality, instead of by company size. An algorithm applies the rules and rebalances on a set schedule, so nobody decides by feel. See the RupeeCase indices.

What is factor investing?

Factor investing picks stocks by a measurable trait that has historically been linked to higher returns, such as momentum, value, quality, low volatility or size. Path 2 introduces the factors and Path 3 gives each one a deep dive with Indian evidence.

Is systematic investing suitable for beginners?

Yes. Path 1 starts from scratch: what you own when you buy a share, how NSE and BSE work and how to read financial statements. Every path is self-contained, so you can skip ahead if you already know the basics.

Is the course free?

Yes. All 11 learning paths (70 modules) are free, with no paywall, no trial period and no credit card. You can read every module and take every quiz without a RupeeCase account.

Do I get a certificate?

Yes. Complete every module in a learning path and pass its 30-question path test to download a RupeeCase certificate as a PDF. Each module also ends with a short quiz, and quizzes can be retaken.

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Free, with a certificate

Ten minutes a day.
A path in a week.

Education only, not investment advice. RupeeCase is not a SEBI registered investment adviser.