Beginner

Practice Drills: Building a Sample Diversified Portfolio

A practice-first course for anyone who has read about diversification but never actually built a portfolio. Working through a sample investor profile, you will run the same drills a first-time investor should run before putting real money to work: setting a risk and goal profile, splitting money across equity, debt, and gold, choosing funds and stocks without overlap, sizing positions so no single bet can hurt too much, and stress-testing the mix against a market correction. Every drill uses Indian tools and context: NSE, BSE, Nifty 50 weights, screener.in-style research, and Zerodha-style demat statements. Built for college students, first-time demat account holders, salaried professionals, homemakers, and retirees who want a repeatable checklist, not just theory.

Risk ProfilingAsset AllocationPortfolio ConstructionDiversification and OverlapPosition SizingRebalancing
MODULES
3
DURATION
4 Hours
TRACK
Stock Market Basics

What You'll Master

Define a sample investor profile by goal, time horizon, and risk appetite before allocating a single rupee
Split a portfolio across equity, debt, and gold using a simple allocation framework
Pick large cap, mid cap, and small cap mutual funds and check them for overlap before buying
Add direct equity sensibly using Nifty 50 weights as a sanity check, not a rulebook
Size each position so that no single stock or fund can do outsized damage to the portfolio
Check a finished portfolio for correlation and concentration risk
Simulate a market correction and decide what, if anything, to rebalance
Recognise the most common mistakes first-time portfolio builders make and avoid them
Access Level
LEARNER
Everything included
Full Text Playbooks
Actionable Exercises
Mobile Reading Mode
Lifetime Updates

Curriculum Breakdown