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3 years ago
The minimum educational qualification required to become a stock broker is a graduation with at least 2 years of experience in a stock broking firm. A sub-broker (the previous stage of being a broker) needs to have passed the class 12th standard to be eligible for his job. Minimum age: 21 years. First and foremost - you need to register and become a member of a stock exchange. You must also register with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). SEBI governs all the stock brokers, protects the rights of the investors and acts like a regulatory body of the ever-fluctuating markets.