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Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about Arthashastra Gurukul, its methodology, programmes, learning formats and admissions.

Vedic Trading is Arthashastra Gurukul's term for studying financial markets through a combination of Time Series Analysis, Gann Theory and Vedic Astronomy. The Gurukul refers to this combination as its Trilogy methodology, which is used to study recurring market cycles and potential market movements.

The Trilogy methodology combines three areas of study:
  • Time Series Analysis — studying historical market behaviour and recurring cyclical patterns.
  • Gann Theory — studying geometric and time-price concepts associated with W. D. Gann, including tools such as the Square of 9.
  • Vedic Astronomy — studying astronomical and cosmic-cycle principles drawn from Vedic and Indian astronomical traditions.

Arthashastra Gurukul states that its Time Cycle-based approach aims to identify potential market shifts approximately 30 to 90 days in advance. This describes the methodology's stated objective and should not be interpreted as a guarantee of future market movements, profits or investment returns.

It depends on the programme. Arthashastra Gurukul offers programmes at different levels, while its advanced Mentorship and Private Sanctum offerings are intended for participants with greater market experience. Please review the requirements of the specific programme before applying.

Arthashastra Gurukul offers different learning formats depending on the programme, including online courses, offline programmes and specialised mentorship. Please check the relevant programme page for the current duration, format, availability and admission requirements.

The website lists Mumbai, Delhi, Himachal Pradesh and Kolkata among its locations. The current offline programme information identifies Tirthan Valley, Kullu, Himachal Pradesh as the Gurukul location. Applicants should confirm the current venue before making travel arrangements.

No. Arthashastra Gurukul describes itself as an educational and research institution. Its stated disclaimer says that it does not provide investment advice, portfolio management services, fund management services or trading recommendations. Participants remain responsible for their own financial and investment decisions.

You can apply through the Apply Now form available on the website. You can also contact Arthashastra Gurukul through the phone number and email address listed in the website footer.