Course Fees, Stated Plainly
Most trading education sites in India will not tell you a price until you have handed over your phone number. We think that is the wrong way round, so here is everything: what each course costs, what is included, and who it is actually for.
All three are one-time payments with lifetime access. There is no monthly subscription, no renewal, and no upsell waiting after you enrol.
- ✔ No coding background needed
- ✔ Lifetime access + updates
- ✔ Taught by Atul Shrivastava (16+ yrs)
- ✔ Education only — no tips, no calls
All three courses at a glance
| Course | Fee | Level | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stock Market for Beginners 8 modules | Rs 2,500 Rs 5,500 | Beginner | Never traded before, or trading without ever being taught the basics |
| Futures & Options Mastery 10 modules | Rs 10,000 Rs 23,000 | Intermediate | Already trading equity, want to understand derivatives properly |
| Algorithmic Trading with Python 50+ modules | Rs 24,900 Rs 55,000 | Zero to Hero | Want your strategy to run by itself, with or without a coding background |
Enrolment for all three happens at study.thefinbaba.com. Every course includes lifetime access and all future updates — when broker APIs change or regulations move, the updated modules reach you at no extra cost.
What is included in the fee
Every course, regardless of price:
- Lifetime access to all modules, revisit any time
- All future updates included — no renewal, no upgrade fee
- WhatsApp support directly with the team
- Hindi-English teaching, so language is never the barrier
- Free demo before you pay — see the structure, ask questions, then decide
The Python course additionally includes the full deployment section: cloud VPS setup, static IP configuration and broker registration under the SEBI algo framework, plus the virtual trading system for practising without capital at risk.
What we do not charge for, because we do not offer it
Worth being explicit, because plenty of places in this industry do sell these:
- No tips or calls service. We do not sell buy/sell signals, and there is no paid Telegram group.
- No portfolio management. We do not handle anybody's money.
- No guaranteed returns. Nobody can promise that, and anyone who does should be avoided.
- No placement assistance. These are trading courses, not job programmes.
What you are paying for is education: a process you build, understand and own. What you do with it, and what it earns or loses, stays yours.
Which one should you actually buy
The cheapest course that fits you is the right one. In order:
Never traded? Stock Market for Beginners at Rs 2,500. It is priced as a foundation deliberately. Skipping it and starting with derivatives is the most expensive mistake we see.
Trading equity, curious about F&O? Futures & Options Mastery at Rs 10,000. You should already be comfortable with order types and stop-losses before starting this one.
Trading already, tired of your own emotions? Or an engineer who wants the India-specific market layer? Algorithmic Trading with Python at Rs 24,900.
If you are unsure, take the free demo and say where you are. If the honest answer is the cheaper course, that is what you will be told — we would rather you finish one course than abandon three.
You will need a Demat account
Every course involves placing real trades eventually — and the Python course needs a broker with API access. Free to open·Delivery brokerage ₹0
How the fees compare
If you are comparing algo trading course fees across India, here is the honest context rather than a sales pitch. Structured algo trading programmes in India generally run from a few tens of thousands of rupees up to well over a lakh for institutional-style certifications. Free content exists too — Zerodha Varsity is genuinely good, and there is real material on YouTube.
So the honest question is not whether cheaper options exist. It is whether you have been able to get from free material to a running system on your own. Plenty of people can. If you have tried and stalled, a structured path with someone to ask is what the fee buys.
Our position on price is simple: the beginner course is priced so that cost is never the reason someone stays uneducated about the market, and the Python course is priced against what one avoidable mistake in live trading tends to cost.
Disclosure: the account-opening link on this page is under Atul Shrivastava's Zerodha Authorised Person registration (NSE AP Reg: AP2516003481; Zerodha Broking Ltd. SEBI Reg: INZ000031633) and earns a revenue share. TheFinBaba is not a SEBI-registered Investment Adviser — this content is educational, not investment advice.
Algorithmic Trading with Python
50+ modules - Python basics se live automated deployment tak. Kite Connect API, backtesting, VPS, sab included. No coding background needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the fees for TheFinBaba courses?
Stock Market for Beginners is Rs 2,500, Futures and Options Mastery is Rs 10,000, and Algorithmic Trading with Python is Rs 24,900. All three are one-time payments with lifetime access and all future updates included.
Is there a monthly subscription or renewal fee?
No. Every course is a single payment with lifetime access. There is no renewal, no upgrade charge, and future module updates are included at no extra cost.
Can I pay in instalments?
Payment options are shown at checkout on study.thefinbaba.com. If you have a specific requirement, message us on WhatsApp before enrolling and we will tell you what is possible.
Is there a refund policy?
Because course access is digital and granted immediately, fees are generally non-refundable once access is issued. This is exactly why we offer a free demo first - see the structure and ask your questions before paying anything.
Do the fees include trading capital or a broker account?
No. The fee covers the course only. You will need your own Demat and trading account, and your own capital to trade with. Opening a Demat account is free with most brokers.
Ready to start?
Take a free demo first — see the course structure and ask anything before you decide.
Disclaimer: TheFinBaba provides educational content only. Nothing on this page is investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Trading in financial markets carries risk of loss — make every decision based on your own research and risk capacity.