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parvez shaikhMentor for upcoming generation and talents

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Bachelor in Accounts and finance or B.Com would also be good for you, but you know what, for this you should also open your demat account and start trading, so that you will learn how to buy and sell shares in stock market.

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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune

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Hi Ambar, Most brokerage firms in India look for at least a Bachelor's degree in a related filed accounting, finance, business or economics. An applicant with a master's of business administration can receive higher-level positions and compensation than an applicant with a Bachelor's degree.

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Sushant Sharma

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Hi,
Please find the link below for more information:
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/stock-broker-103.

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Venkatesh Prasad

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REMI is a leading educational institute based in Mumbai and Ahmedabad that provides real estate broker certification programme. It is 30-hour part-time programme spread over 3 weeks, has been carefully designed in with global broker licensing benchmarks and in consultation with key industry associations in India. For more detail kindly visit: http://www.remi.edu.in/certification-programs/real-estate-broker-certificate-program/.

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niladri varma

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The Real Estate Management Institute - REMI is a leading institute who offers real estate training course, which is the 30-hour part-time programme spread over 3 weeks, has been carefully designed in line with global broker licensing benchmarks and in consultation with key industry associations in India. The intent of the programme is to create well-informed brokers by providing them with the necessary technical, business and entrepreneurial skills. To know more detail of course and its benefits visit.

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Akansha Yadav

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Minimum age for any stock broker is 12 years and he/she must be graduated and most important 2 years experience is also required.

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Sanjay K

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Hi Rishi,
Stock market traders are a specialization within the securities, commodities and financial services industry. They most frequently work for brokerage houses, investment companies, retirement funds and other financial organizations. Common duties of stock market traders include communicating with stock brokers, placing buy and sell orders, trading stocks on electronic networks and completing required paperwork.
To be a successful Stock broker, you need to-
Be a financial expert who is aware of the market conditions that control the stock price.
Have excellent judgment and foresight to offer the right advice to clients based on t
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Guide-Level 12

After passing 12th you cannot be a Stock Broker as it requires minimum qualification as graduation but you can be Sub Broker (person who is not a member of stock exchange but works on behalf of stock broker as an agent)
To be a stock broker, you need to take into consideration the following points :Register with the stock exchange(s) depending upon their dealings in the securities listed at various stock exchanges To become a member, you need to clear a written entrance test and then undergo training, which includes subjects like accountancy, capital markets, and portfolio analysis and so on On the application and consequent attainment
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shreyas chopra

Guide-Level 12

Get a PAN card.
Apply for a demat account.
Buy some great trading books.
Maintain a trading journal. Practice paper trading.
Follow at least 20 to 30 blue chip stocks every damn day.
Soon you will get a hang of it and find your intuition predicting the next move.

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