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Some People say that a formal degree or college doesn't matter much but I don't think so..I have seen the Industries favour the tag of IIT IIM more than any ordinary college graduates even if he is more hard working and skillful. I think IIT and IIM

So according to Blume Venture guy, 100% chances of success if founder is from IIT/IIM/BITS/ISB. They have burning passion.

🚨 Elite Tag in Indian VC Ecosystem: A Double-Edged Sword? 🇮🇳💸 In India’s startup scene, one trend stands out: VCs’ obsession with elite tags🏷️—IITs, IIMs, and pedigrees over potential. Investors often rush to fund even half-baked ideas💡 from “

brutal truth is corporate in india worships pedigree. IIT. IIM. FAANG. 99th percentile. startup India worships survival. The corporate ladder rewards consistency but the startup game rewards antifragility. they both are different.

Day 3 of The Startup Mafia Series: The IIT & IIM Startup Pipeline – Why They Keep Winning The startup world loves the idea of the self-made founder—someone with nothing but an idea, grinding their way to success. But in India, there’s an open secre

I am extremely jealous of folks who are doing cool stuff that they enjoy. Meeting a friend tonight who is IIT + IIM + CFA. Guess what he does now. Makes wines from exotic fruits. Do try Arishtam if you see it around you.

Your degree doesn’t define your startup’s success. Your mindset does. I come from a humble middle-class family. No IIT, no IIM, no MBA tag. Just a relentless fire to build something meaningful. In India, we often glorify degrees more than ideas. But

WTFund by Nikhil Kamath is here... and it’s NOT asking for equity! No pitch deck? No IIT tag? No funding jargon? Doesn’t matter. If you're under 25 and building something bold .. even from a small town ..this is for YOU. > “The idea isn’t to take