About
Most Indian F&O education is a funnel. Free videos lead to a paid group, the group leads to tips, and the tips lead nowhere. We wanted to see what the honest version looks like.
India has added more derivatives traders in five years than most markets have in total. Almost none of them were taught how a derivative works before they started trading one.
The gap is not intelligence and it is not capital. It is that most material placed in front of a new trader was written to sell something — a course, a subscription, a Telegram channel. Material written to sell cannot afford to tell you that most people who try this lose money.
Market Ka Gyan is the other thing. A full course, ordered from what a contract actually is through to volatility and position sizing, in eight Indian languages, free, with nothing to buy at the end. We ask for your details once, then get out of the way.
How a contract is priced, why an option decays, what open interest actually tells you. The parts that stay true regardless of what the market does tomorrow.
Greeks, payoff diagrams and Black–Scholes are computed live in your browser. Move the inputs, watch what breaks, build the intuition yourself.
SEBI's own findings on retail F&O losses appear in the first lesson, not the fine print. A course that hides them is selling something.
The site runs in eight Indian languages. Lessons are being translated track by track, and you always see which parts are ready.
No buy or sell recommendations, no target prices, no levels to watch. Not once, anywhere on this site.
There is no paid tier, no upgrade, no premium group. The whole course is open, permanently, at no cost.
We are not a broker. We never see your trading account, never ask for it, and never route an order.
We are not a SEBI-registered Research Analyst or Investment Adviser. Education does not require it — advice does, and we give none.
Four rules that decide what goes in and what stays out.
Every example uses NSE contracts, real lot sizes, Indian expiry conventions and rupees. Nothing is lifted from a US textbook and relabelled.
Lessons build on each other. You can read out of sequence, but the sequence is the point — it is what turns scattered terms into a working model.
The options maths is verified against known values and put–call parity. If a number here is wrong, that is a bug we want reported, not a matter of opinion.
Where something is genuinely contested — whether chart patterns work, whether retail can clear costs — we say it is contested instead of picking the flattering side.
You have heard of Nifty options and have no real idea what one is. Start at the first lesson; nothing is assumed.
You have traded a while on instinct and want the mechanics underneath it. Start at intermediate and fill the gaps.
Not to sell you a recovery system. To explain what actually happened — which is usually position size and leverage, not bad luck.
Market Ka Gyan is an educational publisher. We hold no SEBI registration as a Research Analyst, Investment Adviser, broker or portfolio manager, because we perform none of those functions. Nothing on this site is personalised advice, and nothing here accounts for your particular finances, goals or risk tolerance.
One inbox, read by a person. Corrections are especially welcome — if something on this site is wrong, we want to know and fix it.
The whole course is open. No payment, no unlock, no catch.