Meesho & Quick Commerce Selling
Learn to prepare and run a small Indian seller's Meesho supplier operation and judge whether its products can enter Blinkit, Zepto or Swiggy Instamart. Over 8 weeks you work on one fictional Surat manufacturer, Surat Weave & Home: check seller readiness, build catalogues and listings, price products, process orders, handle returns and RTO, reconcile settlements, plan quick-commerce supply and unit economics, and finish with a client-ready portfolio. Everything runs on simulated data: no live seller account and no stock purchase is needed. The course makes no income, placement or zero-investment promises.
- Duration: 8 weeks
- Modules: 16
- Fee: Rs 8,999
- Field: E-commerce
Roles this track prepares you for
- Catalogue Executive
- E-Commerce Executive
- Marketplace Executive
- E-Commerce Operations Executive
- Order Processing Executive
- Inventory Executive
- Seller Support Executive
- E-Commerce Support Associate
- Quick Commerce Executive
- Category Executive
Curriculum
- Meesho, Quick Commerce and Seller Readiness - Sessions 1 and 2. Learn how Meesho's supplier model differs from quick commerce, which registration paths exist (GSTIN, enrolment ID, composition), where intrastate limits apply and which documents and bank details must be ready. Ends with a readiness audit for Surat Weave & Home.
- How Meesho and Quick Commerce Work for Sellers
- Meesho Supplier Registration: GSTIN and Enrolment Paths
- Intrastate Limits, Documents and Bank Readiness
- Workshop: Meesho Supplier Readiness Audit (T01)
- Low-Capital Selling Models and Product Selection - Sessions 3 and 4. Separate a zero registration fee from zero cost, compare four legitimate sourcing models, estimate starting capital and choose launch products. Ends with the Week 1 assignment kit that combines T01 and T02.
- Zero Fee Is Not Zero Cost: Real Seller Expenses
- Legitimate Sourcing Models and Starting Capital
- Workshop: Low-Capital Model and Product Selection (T02)
- Assignment W01: Seller Readiness and Business Launch Kit
- Product Master and Meesho Cataloguing Basics - Sessions 5 and 6. Build the product master: families, SKUs, variations, attributes, titles, descriptions, images and previews. Learners write eight factual Meesho-style listings from approved specifications, with no unsupported claims.
- Product Families, SKUs and Variations
- Categories, Attributes, Titles and Descriptions
- Images, Dimensions, Labelling Rules and Previews
- Workshop: Eight Meesho Listing Packs (T03)
- Bulk Catalogue Cleaning and Listing Quality - Sessions 7 and 8. Read a messy bulk catalogue, find missing attributes, duplicate SKUs, wrong images and variation defects, repair what the data supports and flag the rest. Ends with the Week 2 catalogue and listing quality assignment.
- Bulk Catalogue Files and Common Errors
- Duplicate SKUs, Wrong Images and Variation Defects
- Workshop: Repair a Bulk Catalogue (T04)
- Assignment W02: Meesho Catalogue and Listing Quality Kit
- Seller Economics, Pricing and Contribution - Sessions 9 and 10. Learn the full seller cost stack: product cost, packaging, shipping, returns allowance and taxes, with zero commission shown as only one line. Calculate contribution per product and compare selling prices. Cash received is never profit.
- Zero Commission and the Full Seller Cost Stack
- MRP, Selling Price, Taxes and Return Allowance
- Contribution, Cash Received and Profit
- Workshop: Price the Meesho Range (T05)
- Inventory, Order Processing and Dispatch - Sessions 11 and 12. Track stock with one ledger (available-to-promise), move orders through valid states, prepare labels, packing and pickup, handle shortages honestly and close the day with balanced stock. Ends with the Week 3 pricing and shipping assignment.
- Available-to-Promise Stock and the Stock Ledger
- Order States, Labels, Packing and Pickup
- Workshop: Process an Order Batch (T06)
- Assignment W03: Pricing, Shipping and Inventory Kit
- Returns, RTO and Reverse Logistics - Sessions 13 and 14. Separate customer returns from return-to-origin, classify reasons, inspect before restocking, treat reverse-logistics costs correctly and write corrective actions. Not every return is seller fraud.
- Customer Returns Versus Return to Origin
- Return Reasons, Inspection and Stock Disposition
- Reverse-Logistics Cost and Corrective Action
- Workshop: Diagnose Returns and RTO (T07)
- Settlements, Reconciliation and Supplier Quality - Sessions 15 and 16. Follow an order from delivery to payout, calculate expected settlements, match them to bank receipts, and investigate deductions and late or duplicate payments. Ends with the Week 4 returns and finance assignment. Payout is not profit.
- From Delivery to Payout: The Settlement Lifecycle
- Matching Payouts, Deductions and Adjustments
- Workshop: Reconcile Supplier Payments (T08)
- Assignment W04: Returns and Finance Management Kit
- Supplier Performance and Catalogue Optimisation - Sessions 17 and 18. Read supplier metrics with consistent definitions, find stockouts and quality problems, review return patterns and turn thirty days of data into ranked listing and operations fixes.
- Supplier Metrics With Equal Definitions
- Catalogue Quality, Stockout and Return Signals
- From Data to Listing Improvements
- Workshop: Thirty-Day Performance Audit (T09)
- Promotions, Scaling and Working Capital - Sessions 19 and 20. Use promotions and growth tools ethically, compare two promotions by contribution, estimate reorder funding and working capital, and explain forecast uncertainty. Ends with the Week 5 optimisation and scaling assignment.
- Ethical Promotions and Supplier Growth Tools
- Reorder Funding, Working Capital and Forecast Uncertainty
- Workshop: Thirty-Day Growth and Capital Plan (T10)
- Assignment W05: Seller Optimisation and Scaling Kit
- Quick-Commerce Platforms and Product Eligibility - Sessions 21 and 22. Compare Blinkit, Zepto and Swiggy Instamart: brand, seller, distributor and store-partner roles, the dark-store model and product suitability. Evaluate twelve candidate products without assuming any platform approval.
- Blinkit, Zepto and Instamart: Who Sells What
- Brand, Seller, Distributor and Store Partner Roles
- Pack Size, Shelf Life and SKU Suitability
- Workshop: Twelve-SKU Eligibility Review (T11)
- Quick-Commerce Onboarding and Catalogue Readiness - Sessions 23 and 24. Prepare Blinkit-style, Zepto-style and Instamart-style readiness checklists and one consistent catalogue, mark what is unknown, and write escalation questions. Ends with the Week 6 eligibility and onboarding assignment.
- Blinkit Seller Hub and Zepto Brand Requirements
- Instamart Partner Requirements and Catalogue Data
- Workshop: Quick-Commerce Onboarding Pack (T12)
- Assignment W06: Quick-Commerce Eligibility and Onboarding Kit
- Dark-Store Supply and Replenishment - Sessions 25 and 26. Understand how brands supply dark stores: stock cover, sales velocity, reorder point, safety stock, fill rate, stockouts, expiry and unsellable stock. Build a replenishment plan for three fictional stores.
- How Brands Supply Dark Stores
- Sales Velocity, Stock Cover and Reorder Point
- Fill Rate, Stockouts, Expiry and Unsellable Stock
- Workshop: Dark-Store Replenishment Plan (T13)
- Quick-Commerce Unit Economics and Feasibility - Sessions 27 and 28. Build quick-commerce unit economics from clearly illustrative commercial terms, find negative-margin products, and check break-even volume, working capital and settlement timing. Ends with the Week 7 supply and profitability assignment.
- The Quick-Commerce Cost Stack and Illustrative Terms
- Break-Even Volume, Working Capital and Settlement Timing
- Workshop: Quick-Commerce Unit Economics (T14)
- Assignment W07: Dark-Store Supply and Profitability Kit
- Operations Careers and the Thirty-Day Plan - Sessions 29 and 30. See what marketplace operations roles do day to day, answer interview questions and hiring tests, write SOPs, set reporting and escalation, handle client access safely and turn everything learned into a thirty-day plan with an issue register.
- Marketplace Operations Roles, SOPs and Permissions
- Client Onboarding, Reporting and Escalation
- Priorities, Capacity and the Issue Register
- Workshop: Thirty-Day Operations Plan (T15)
- Client Proposal, Own-Business Plan and Capstone - Sessions 31 and 32. Choose a client-service route or an own-business route, build an honest quotation or startup cost model, then integrate Weeks 1 to 7 into the capstone portfolio, check it and present it. Assignment W08 and the 34-mark capstone happen here.
- Service Quotations and Startup Cost Models
- Workshop: Client Proposal or Business Feasibility (T16)
- Capstone and Assignment W08: Integrate and Check the Portfolio
- Capstone: Portfolio Presentation and Review
Frequently asked questions
How long is the Meesho & Quick Commerce Selling course?
It runs for 8 weeks, with 16 modules. It is self-paced online learning from EasySkill Career Academy, Surat.
How much does the Meesho & Quick Commerce Selling course cost?
The fee is Rs 8,999.
What will I build in Meesho & Quick Commerce Selling?
Every module ends in a graded practical task that AI checks in about 30 seconds, so you finish with a portfolio you can show to employers or clients.
Which roles does Meesho & Quick Commerce Selling prepare me for?
It prepares you to apply for roles such as Catalogue Executive, E-Commerce Executive, Marketplace Executive, E-Commerce Operations Executive, Order Processing Executive. It does not guarantee a job or income.
Can I learn online, or do I have to visit a centre?
You can learn fully online. EasySkill also has centres in Adajan, Vesu and Bhestan, Surat, if you prefer to visit.
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