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Is there an age limit to join a course?

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There’s no strict upper age limit — Upside courses welcome students, working professionals, homemakers and retirees alike; a minimum age (typically 18, aligned with account-opening requirements) generally applies.

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    Since actual trading requires a Demat and Trading account (which has its own age requirements under SEBI rules), course enrolment for younger students focuses on building foundational knowledge ahead of eligibility. Reach out for specifics on your situation.

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