Run a stock market challenge at your university
For finance societies, career centres and business schools: a free, private competition with practice money and real PSX prices.
Start a challengeAre you a lecturer? See how it works for a class.
Student societies
Give your members a challenge to talk about all semester: a leaderboard, a deadline and real PSX prices, with nothing at risk.
Career centres
Offer students a practical way to learn how markets work before they start a job interview or an internship in finance.
Business schools
Add a hands-on element beside a finance or investments course, run by the school instead of one lecturer.
What you get
- A private competition with its own password, dates and rankings page.
- The same practice money for everyone and real PSX end-of-day prices on 400+ companies.
- No cost and no setup on your side. Students sign up with an email address or a Google account.
- Room to scale. Several societies or universities can compete in one competition with one password. Tell us if you would like that.
How it works
1. Tell us what you have in mind
Send the short form below: who you are, roughly how many students, and the dates you want.
2. We set it up with you
We create the private competition and send you its password. We agree the dates and the starting amount with you.
3. Students join and compete
They create a free account, enter the password and trade. Rankings depend on how each portfolio performs by the end date, so you can announce a winner.
Start a challenge at your university
Questions we are asked
Is it free for the university?
Yes. There are no fees for the university, the society or the students.
Is any real money involved?
No. Every student starts with practice money and cannot add or withdraw funds.
Can a prize be offered?
That is up to you. If a company would like to fund prizes, see for sponsors.
Do students need to be over 18?
Yes. Pak Stock Exchange is for people aged 18 and over, as set out in our privacy policy.
Running a company or community competition instead? See for organizations. Pak Stock Exchange is an educational simulator and does not provide investment advice. See our disclaimer.