Only qualified applicants are accepted.
This is an application for a seat, not a signup form. Three things will end it, and none of them are negotiable.
- ✕You only trade Nifty or Bank Nifty options.The app does not read that market. Not badly. At all.
- ✕Your account is under ₹10,000.It cannot survive being wrong six times in a row, and no process fixes that.
- ✕You cannot be in the live room.It is scored on a moving market. There is no version of it that works later.
The first two are questions one and two. They are not a formality. If either comes back wrong you will be told immediately, and there will be nothing for you to buy.
Six questions. About ninety seconds. No payment details anywhere in this.
Who is applying?
Name and email. That is all for now. The number comes at the end and only if you get through.
Enter a name and a working email to begin.
Which markets do you actually trade?
Pick every one that applies. This is one of the two that can end it, so answer it the way it really is.
What capital do you actually trade with?
The money in the account, not the money you could move in if you had to. This is the second one that can end it.
Before you enter a trade, what actually decides it?
Not what should decide it. What does, on a normal Tuesday.
In the last 90 days, how many trades did you take that you could not explain the next morning?
What does a typical quarter look like?
It runs live every week, live every week at a fixed time. Can you actually be there?
It is scored live on a moving market. That is the entire point, and it is why the refund works the way it does.
You are through. Where does the seat link go?
Now the number, for your booking confirmation and reminders. The session link and the community live in our Telegram group, which you join right after payment.
Enter a working number so the link reaches you.
Used only for your booking confirmation and reminders. Never called, never sold on.
You are in. Here is what you told me.
Source: SEBI, September 2024. Context on how retail trades, not a projection of your results.
One payment. ₹1,999 is what this session has actually been sold at. ₹299 is the price for people who got through this application. No subscription, no auto-renew, nothing added at checkout.
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No score, no charge.
The session runs 90 minutes. At 45, you score it. If it does not score, you have 48 hours from the end to say so and the ₹299 comes back. You keep the checklist either way.
The whole product runs on one rule: no score, no trade. It would be strange to sell it behind a guarantee that worked any other way.
Is anything charged after this?
What if I cannot make it live?
What happens the moment I pay?
Which markets does this cover?
Your answers came with you. Payment is handled by Razorpay.
Your seat is booked.
You are in for this week's session.
One thing left, and it is the important one. Everything about the session happens in the Telegram group: the joining link, the timing, the reminders, and the questions before and after.
- Join the Telegram group. This is where the session link comes from. If you skip this, you have no way in.
- Watch for the reminder. It lands in the group before we start.
- Turn up and score it. At the 45 minute mark you decide. No score, no charge, 48 hours to claim it.
A confirmation is also on its way to the email you gave.
Not for you, and I would rather say so now.
You only trade Nifty or Bank Nifty options. This does not cover them.
MarketScore scores 44 instruments across Forex, Gold and Metals, Crypto and Global Indices. There is no Indian equity derivative in it, and there is no version of me pretending otherwise to take your ₹299 and hand it back on Saturday.
If you ever start trading one of those four, come back. The habit is worth having. It is just not worth having for a market the tool cannot read.
Not yet. And I would rather say that than take your ₹299.
Under ₹10,000, the problem is not your process. It is the size of the account.
To take a position at all on forex, gold or an index with an account that small, you have to lever it hard enough that one ordinary bad move is a serious chunk of everything you have. Put that through Risk of Ruin and the answer comes back close to certain, and it stays close to certain no matter how well you score the setup. A better process does not rescue an account that cannot survive being wrong six times in a row.
That is most of where SEBI's 91% actually comes from. Not bad reads. Accounts too small to survive a normal run of bad luck.
So: no session, no course, nothing to buy from me today. Come back when the account can take six losses in a row and still be there on the seventh.
Wrong week, right person.
You qualified on everything except the one thing I cannot move.
It gets scored live on a real market, so there is no version that works if you are not in the room. That is also why the refund can work the way it does.
It runs every single week. You are on the list and you will get the next one.