Every student who learns finance can teach five more people.
FinEdu Track is a platform that helps colleges and universities deliver financial education, follow each student's progress, and measure how much their community outreach actually improves financial literacy.
Source: NCFE Financial Literacy and Inclusion Survey, 2019; Census of India, 2011.
Why it matters
Young investors are entering the market faster than they are learning about it.
of Indian adults are financially literate, against a general literacy rate of about 74%.
of individual traders in equity derivatives lost money in FY22 to FY24, with net losses above ₹1.8 lakh crore.
of individual derivatives traders were still loss-makers in FY26, and losses rose with years of trading.
Sources: NCFE (2019); SEBI studies on the equity derivatives segment (September 2024; August 2026).
What FinEdu Track does
One platform for students, faculty, institutions and regulators.
Students
A personal roadmap of courses, certifications, internship and community outreach, matched to the programme of study.
Faculty guides
A clear view of every student's progress, with milestones to approve and early alerts for anyone falling behind.
Institutions
One summary of financial education outcomes across programmes, ready for NEP 2020 reporting.
Regulators
Comparable evidence of financial literacy improvement, from institutions up to the national level.
The idea in one line
Educate the student. Then let the student educate the community.
Under NEP 2020, students earn credit for community engagement. FinEdu Track turns that credit into measurable impact: each person a student reaches takes a short quiz before and after the sessions, so the improvement is recorded, not assumed.