One Class Code. A whole class learning markets. A teacher in control.
Built for school principals and teachers who want structured financial literacy — not another app students scroll alone. Students enter their teacher's Class Code, join the class, and practise on ₹25,000 of virtual capital. The teacher sees everything; nobody risks anything.
Why schools need this, and why app-store games fail them
Financial literacy is now part of the school conversation in India, but most tools are either textbooks with no market in them, or trading apps with real money in them. Neither belongs in a classroom. VedKuber's Classroom Mode is the third option: a real market environment, real data, real decisions — all on virtual capital, all under a teacher's view.
A 40-minute period is enough for a complete lesson. Open the app, read what the AI engine concluded that morning and why, place a paper trade or debate a position, and check yesterday's outcome. The structure is already in the product: 'For the Class' assignments give every student the same starting task, and class debates turn disagreement about a trade into the lesson itself.
Trust is the design principle. The teacher console shows class tracking and student progress — who joined, what they practised, what they learned. And because the platform publishes its own AI accuracy honestly (see AI Transparency), students learn the most important financial lesson first: nobody can promise returns, and anyone who does is selling something.
How a school starts — three steps
Teacher creates a class
The teacher gets a Class Code and a console. No student signs anything; no fees, no brokerage, no real money anywhere.
Students join with the Class Code
Each student gets ₹25,000 of virtual capital and joins the class roster — visible to the teacher, structured to the period.
Run the period: assign, debate, review
Use 'For the Class' assignments, run a debate on a position, and let the platform's trade journal show what actually happened.
What the teacher console gives you
- ✓Class roster & tracking — who joined with the Class Code, who is active, who is stuck.
- ✓Student progress — practice activity and learning outcomes per student, without reading private chat.
- ✓'For the Class' assignments — one task for everyone, fitting a 40-minute period.
- ✓Debate mode — split the class on a trade; the journal settles it with data, not volume.
- ✓Zero-risk by construction — virtual capital only. See Global Markets Simulation for the international version.
Classroom Mode is part of VedKuber's education mission alongside the Academy. It runs on the same published-honesty engine as the rest of the platform — the record is on Transparency, and the live macro context your class will discuss is on the World Economy Dashboard.
FREE · VIRTUAL CAPITAL ONLY · NO REAL MONEY AT RISK
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