Zee News Brand Desk Feature: What the 'Top 5 Stock Market Mentors' Article Says
Quick answer: On 2 December 2025, Zee News published "Top 5 Stock Market Mentors in India Helping Retail Traders". It features Mentor Aditya Jain first, followed by CA Rachana Ranade, Vivek Bajaj, Arun Singh Tanwar and Kundan Kishore, with a short profile of each. Read it as a shortlist of five educators, then check whichever ones interest you yourself.
For context, this is Mentor Aditya Jain Academy's own blog, writing about an article that lists our founder.
If you found this page after seeing the article, here's a plain summary: where to read it, the criteria it lists, what it says about each mentor, and how to use it when you're choosing.
Where to read it
The original is on Zee News: Top 5 Stock Market Mentors in India Helping Retail Traders. The same article is also carried on MSN. It's worth reading the full page, including the notes at the end.
The criteria the article lists
years of market and teaching experience;
an education-first approach, with no guaranteed returns and no tip-selling;
institutional logic, risk management and process;
use of technology such as AI and data tools;
access to learning (free material, languages, online and offline);
student reach and community impact.
These are sensible things to look for. The article doesn't explain how each mentor was scored or why the order is what it is, so don't read much into the order.
What it says about each mentor
Mentor Aditya Jain. The article describes his academy's focus on institutional-style analysis, operator activity, FII and DII data, delivery and volume, position sizing and scam awareness. It mentions the free courses and the academy's reach, and says he has trained police departments on market fraud.
CA Rachana Ranade. Described as a chartered accountant, educator and entrepreneur who simplifies stock markets, mutual funds and technical analysis, with financial-literacy sessions under programmes such as "Har Ghar Investor".
Vivek Bajaj. Described as a co-founder of Elearnmarkets and StockEdge with a data-driven approach, focused on derivatives, market analytics and scanning tools.
Arun Singh Tanwar. Described as co-founder of Get Together Finance (GTF), with programmes covering price action, options, intraday and swing trading, plus community and live sessions.
Kundan Kishore. Described as a former investment banker who moved into retail market education.
The article also gives readers its own checklist: check the mentor's background, try free content or trial classes first, and look for doubt-clearing and ongoing support.
How to use a list like this
A short profile can't tell you whether a mentor's teaching suits you, whether every figure is current, or how one mentor compares with another on student outcomes. That's not a criticism of any name on the list. It's simply what a five-name article can cover.
So use it as a shortlist, then do the checking yourself. All five have free videos or courses, so watch some of those first; ours is the free stock market course. Ask about tips as well, since an education-only mentor shouldn't be giving buy or sell calls. And read the syllabus before you pay anything.
Our guide on how to choose a stock market mentor in India turns this into a scorecard. For neutral profiles of several of these educators, see our 2026 list of stock market mentors.
What we take from it
The profile is a fair summary of what the academy is trying to do: teach retail traders how bigger players behave, put risk ahead of entries, and avoid tips. Our job is to make sure the teaching matches that description, and yours is to check it before trusting it. If you want to see the approach in practice, our posts on operator activity and how FIIs, DIIs and operators move the market are typical of the teaching.
A second article from the same month, on top stock market institutes (from ABP Live, also carried on MSN), is covered in our MSN post.
About our courses
A few things the article doesn't cover. The main courses at Mentor Aditya Jain Academy include five years of access and updates, because strategies keep changing with new tools and AI. Chat support on the official WhatsApp and the toll-free line are both handled by the Personal Guidance Desk. More on the Global Stock Market Course with AI.
One more thing the article doesn't cover is how we teach. Students move from basics to advanced in a fixed order, and we skip the common strategies that are free all over the internet, since a big reason traders lose is that they all use the same ones. SEBI's FY2024-25 study of equity F&O traders found that nearly 91% of individual F&O traders made a net loss. We teach how institutions trade today, and every strategy is backtested, with the backtest shown to students.
Personal Guidance Desk on WhatsApp
A real person on our Personal Guidance Desk answers chats on the official WhatsApp (063-5033-9545), with no pressure to join. We respect your privacy. We never make spam or follow-up calls. If you prefer, call us on toll-free 1800-202-8034 or chat on WhatsApp 063-5033-9545. Message the Personal Guidance Desk on WhatsApp about the free course, a paid course or any trading question.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I read the Zee News Brand Desk feature that lists Mentor Aditya Jain?
It's on the Zee News website, titled "Top 5 Stock Market Mentors in India Helping Retail Traders", published on 2 December 2025. MSN also carries the same article. Both links are in this post.
How did Zee News choose the five mentors?
The article lists its criteria: experience, an education-first approach without tips, institutional logic and risk management, use of technology, access to learning, and reach. It doesn't say how each mentor was scored, so treat it as a shortlist rather than a ranking.
Is your free stock market course really free?
Yes. The free stock market course costs ₹0 and covers fundamental analysis and technical analysis basics. It's the best way to judge the teaching style before considering a paid course.
I am a complete beginner. Should I start with the free course or the paid course?
Start free. Learn the basics, practise with a journal for a few weeks, and only then decide if a paid course would help. If you do consider one, check the syllabus, doubt support and refund terms on the course page first.
What does the Global Stock Market Course with AI cover?
It combines a fundamental stock audit, demand-supply price action and futures and options taught around risk and hedging, with AI tools for research and journaling. Classes are online, in Hindi and English. Course, recorded lessons, live classes, assignments and 5 years of updates, all in one program from your join date. Live doubt-clearing sessions are included, and the Personal Guidance Desk checks your assignment answers. Current fees and details are on the course page.
