Value investing course
For people who’d rather understand a business than gamble on a tip.
Investing rewards patience, not prediction.
You don’t need to watch the market all day. You need to understand a business, and give it time.
That’s the discipline you’ll build here.
SEBI-Registered Research Analyst- Individual assistance · English & Tamil
- Classroom & online
Being careful with your money is a good instinct
If the market looks like a place where people lose money chasing tips and guesses, you are right to be cautious. That caution is exactly what makes a good investor.
Value investing works with that instinct, not against it. Instead of chasing prices, you learn to understand a business, judge what it is worth, and invest with patience. It is a calm, methodical skill, and it can be learned step by step, starting from zero.
“Is this really possible for someone like me?”
Yes. You don’t need a finance degree, a large amount to begin, or hours in front of a screen. You need a clear method, and someone to guide you while you learn it.
- Start from how to read a company, not from jargon.
- Learn at a steady pace, in English or Tamil.
- Practise on real companies, with individual assistance.
Really drawn to short-term price moves instead? That is a different craft, taught in our stock market training (trading) course. If you are genuinely unsure which suits you, start with the trading-vs-investing overview.
More Indians are investing. Fewer feel sure how.
India's investor base has never been larger, yet SEBI's survey finds most investors have low knowledge of the market. These figures come from SEBI and NSE, not from us.
13 crore investors on NSE
NSE’s unique registered investors crossed 13 crore on 27 April 2026. At the time, nearly 40% of them were under 30.
36% have a working knowledge
Only 36% of investors have high or moderate knowledge of securities markets, SEBI’s 2025 investor survey found.
80% put safety first
Nearly 80% of Indian households prefer protecting their capital to chasing higher returns, the same survey found.
Sources: NSE press release, 27 April 2026 · SEBI press release on its Investor Survey 2025, 30 September 2025. Checked on 14 October 2026.
Being careful does not remove market risk, so value investing starts with understanding a business and its risks before you invest. Company results and annual reports are published on the exchanges, in NSE's corporate filings. In the course you learn to read them yourself.
What you will learn
Four disciplines, in order. Each is a skill you practise on real companies, not a promise about outcomes. You leave able to reason about a business on your own.
Reading financial statements
Learn to read the profit & loss statement, balance sheet and cash-flow statement, and see how they connect. This is fundamental analysis in practice: judging a company from its own numbers, not from tips or noise.
Business and valuation
Understand what makes a business durable and which ratios separate strong companies from weak ones. Then learn to estimate what a business is worth, and how much to pay for a stock, before you act.
Building a portfolio
Learn to construct a portfolio deliberately rather than by accident. You diversify with intent and review your holdings on a schedule, so that your decisions stay grounded in evidence instead of emotion.
When to buy, hold and sell
Practise a repeatable process: when a company is worth buying, when to hold through noise, and when the reasons to own it no longer hold. It includes dealing with losses calmly, without letting one bad result decide the next.
Investing works on the long term; timing an entry is a separate, optional skill. If you also want to read charts to time your entries, the technical analysis module of our trading course covers that.
Want to check your basics first? Take the stock analysis quiz.
Learn by doing, with people who guide you
This isn’t a video library you watch alone. In Mastering Stock Investing, with weekday and weekend batches, you work through real companies with individual assistance from your trainer. You see how a business is read, then do it yourself and get your reasoning reviewed. See a worked company analysis.
After the course, 6 weeks of guided practice and lifelong doubt support mean you keep revising the concepts, with help whenever you need it.
Format and support
- Batches
- Weekday & weekend
- Mode
- Classroom & live online
- Language
- English & Tamil
- Format
- Individual assistance
- Practice
- On real companies
- After the course
- Revision & lifelong support
A regulated firm teaching a disciplined craft
Investing education is easy to hype and hard to do honestly. We keep it plain: a real skill, taught by a firm that answers to a regulator.
A SEBI-registered firm
EQSIS is a SEBI-Registered Research Analyst (Reg. No. INH200003000). Our disclosures are public, so you can check who you are learning from.
Individual assistance
Analysing a company is a skill you build by doing it and being corrected. Your trainer works with you directly, so your work is actually looked at, in every batch.
Skill, not promises
We teach you to reason about businesses and value them yourself. We never promise returns. Investing carries market risk, and honest teaching says so up front.
Want to know who teaches it? Meet the team behind EQSIS.
Get the course details
Share your details and a counsellor will explain the course, the batches and the fee, and help you choose a slot that fits.
Share your details
Your name, phone and email take a minute to share, and there is no obligation at all.
A counsellor calls
They listen to your goals and your week, and answer your questions, including the fee.
Choose your batch
Weekdays or weekends, online or at one of our two Chennai centres. The choice is yours.
We do not promise returns. Investing carries market risk.
Frequently asked questions
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Ready to learn how to invest with patience?
Learn to judge a business by its own numbers, at a steady pace, with your trainer working with you.