NeedsFOR SCHOOLS, COLLEGES & ORGANISATIONSDemocratising
Democratising
financial literacy.
Built for India.
Bring financial literacy to your institution. Phase one launches Bronze: structured, self-paced content with practical Indian contexts.
1 school learning trail5 chapters22 school lessons
Delivered through institutions. Resources that connect knowledge, behaviour and attitude.
TRY THE TEACHING APPROACH
Give ₹100 a purpose.
A financial literacy activity for the classroom.
NeedsWantsSavingsUNASSIGNED₹100
Move ₹10 at a time. Fill all ₹100, then check your plan.
Illustrative ₹100. Match all three targets. Real household needs differ.
BudgetingGive every rupee a purpose
SavingBuild a buffer
Digital paymentsCheck before you pay
BorrowingKnow the full cost
Risk & rewardUnderstand uncertainty
Financial safetyKeep private codes private
INSTITUTIONAL PROGRAMMESFinancial literacy.
View programme content ↗Financial literacy.
Relevant to your learners.
WHY FINANCIAL LITERACY. WHY NOW.Access is growing.
Access is growing.
Understanding must grow with it.
India pays digitally, banks online and explores investments through apps. Access to a tool and knowing how to use it wisely are different capabilities. Finovarsity connects financial literacy to everyday decisions through institutions.
Explore India’s financial literacy story ↗Knowledge
Understand the idea in a familiar Indian context.
Behaviour
Practise a decision through a project or useful activity.
Attitude
Reflect on the reason, confidence and habits behind a choice.
PLAY · REFLECT · APPLYGAMIFIED EDUCATION. FINANCIAL LITERACY.A game can start
A game can start
a useful money conversation.
Try a financial puzzle, defend a vault with your squad, or launch a careful shot at a money trap. Decisions have consequences—and a financial literacy lesson to take back to the classroom.
Enter the Moneyverse ▶Explore the Money Toolkit ↗INDIA · THE LEARNING OPPORTUNITYProgress is real.
Practise a money decision ↗
Progress is real.
The next step matters.
NCFE’s evaluation shows why financial literacy needs to meet people where they live.
38%Rural financial literacy
2024 evaluation
2024 evaluation
42%Urban financial literacy
2024 evaluation
2024 evaluation
Financial literacy, in context.
● 2019 survey● 2024 evaluation
Source: NCFE, Mid-Term Evaluation of NSFE 2020–25, pp. 81–83 ↗ (report published March 2025). Samples: 75,000 in 2019; 10,000 in 2024. Different samples; descriptive comparisons, not a causal impact estimate or a current census.
INSTITUTION-TO-HOME RESOURCESKeep the financial literacy
Keep the financial literacy
conversation going.
A RESOURCE TO BRING PARENTS TOGETHER
You are their first money teacher.
Help your child practise everyday money choices, ask better questions and build money-smart habits.
The approved PDF will be added here.Explore the parent component ↗
SUNDAY FAMILY EXPERIENCEOne activity. One conversation.
One activity. One conversation.
One Money Memory.
A take-home extension of financial literacy: play, talk and keep a sentence worth remembering.
Explore a Sunday moment ↗Family resources & our journey ↗KNOWLEDGE · BEHAVIOUR · ATTITUDE
Explore institutional partnerships ↗Bring Bronze to your institution.
A clear first step for school leaders, college teams and employers.