India’s entrepreneurial activity has witnessed unprecedented growth and development and has contributed significantly to the economic development of the country. It is the world’s third largest source of start-ups and was rated the second most entrepreneurial country in the world ahead of major economic superpowers such as the United States, China and the UK. The Indian start-up ecosystem saw exponential growth between 2015 and 2021, registering a 9X increase in the number of investors; 7X increase in total funding of start-ups; 7-fold increase in the number of incubators.
Entrepreneurs in India have opened new avenues of wealth creation, providing new products and services to consumers and creating jobs. They have made better use of technology to enable the growth of their business model and create a market for their offerings. A fusion of innovation, human talent and technology has given rise to a number of profit-making ventures that have attracted international investors and significant amounts of capital inflows over the years.
What are the key learning outcomes of IIT Delhi’s Executive Management Program in Entrepreneurship Development,
- The immersive program with a consultative learning approach will help the participants to acquire an entrepreneurial mindset and orient them with practical knowledge and the required perspective on entrepreneurship. On completion of the programme, learners will:-
- Benefit from a well designed platform to imbibe the entrepreneurial culture and be a part of the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
- Learn how to nurture purposeful business ideas and incubate and fund brilliant business opportunities.
- Get well-equipped with the on-the-ground skills to develop, establish, grow and scale up entrepreneurial ventures.
IIT Delhi’s Executive Management Program in Entrepreneurship Development Courses include:
- Entrepreneurial Ecosystem and Enterprise Building
- Creativity, innovation and design thinking
- Marketing Management and Digital Marketing
- Marketing Research for Entrepreneurship
- Entrepreneurial Operations and Decisions
- Strategic Leadership and Team Management
- entrepreneurial finance
- Business Plan Development and Pitching Skills
- Financing Entrepreneurship Ventures and Mentoring
- Business Law and Policy Regulations
- Growth and expansion of entrepreneurial ventures
- entrepreneurial failure management
Who is the program for?
- Aspiring entrepreneurs who are interested in starting their own venture
- Working Professionals Who Want to Be Their Own Bosses
- Professionals like Doctors, Lawyers, Artists, Photographers, Designers aspiring to set up business
- Graduates from engineering colleges/universities who have a good skill set and want to take the start-up route
Completion certificate for the program
At the end of the programme, participants who obtain at least 60% marks in aggregate and have a minimum attendance of 60% will receive a certificate of completion from IIT Delhi CEP. Those who obtain less than 60% marks in aggregate and have minimum 60% attendance will receive a certificate of participation from IIT Delhi CEP.
Program Description
Start: 26 June 2022
Program Fee: 1,00,000 + GST
Application Deadline: 15 May 2022
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About IIT Delhi
Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT Delhi) is one of the 5 initial IITs established in India for training, research and development in science, engineering and technology. Established as an Engineering College in 1961, the institute was later declared as an Institute of National Importance under the “Institutes of Technology (Amendment) Act, 1963” and renamed as “Indian Institute of Technology Delhi”. Thereafter it was given the status of a deemed university with the powers to decide its own educational policy, conduct its own examinations and award its own degrees.
Since its inception, more than 48,000 students have graduated from IIT Delhi in various disciplines including engineering, physical sciences, management and humanities and social sciences. Of these, around 5,070 earned PhD degrees. The rest earned master’s degrees in engineering, science and business administration. These alumni today work as scientists, technologists, business managers and entrepreneurs. There are many alumni who have moved away from their core subjects and gone into administrative services, active politics or with NGOs. In doing so, they have contributed significantly to the building of this nation and industrialization across the world.
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