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Piyush

Stealth • 6m

A boy named yash is currently studying in IIM Indore. He has opted for the BBA MBA integrated course duration of which is 5 yrs. He lived in a tier 2 city and went to indore to get exposure to different opportunities because he knew that this wasn't possible in his home town. He wants to start a business of his own but doesn't want a single penny from his friends and family although he hails from an upper middle class family who can easily fund him. He is a hardworking boy and he knows that his app idea would be definitely a great success. How can he find investors?? And also, would he be able to learn coding in six months and do what he wants to??

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Sanjay Khems
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Ayurvedic Answers • 2m

if your family can fund you , then why do you want Investors?

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Ronak Patel

Stealth • 6m

First master the skill you are passionate about then go for some basic coding so that you can you can hire the best one. Start with small take money from your parents because they earn to educate and settle you and if you don't take money from them it will be disrespect for them and this clearly shows that yash has too much ego if he don't take money from his parents.

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SHIV DIXIT

Stealth • 6m

Currently MBA is not a good choice because it takes 5 yrs , according me you should start your own startup with few basic entrepreneur skills and knowledge. Also if you belongs from well to do family then ask your parents for initial investment then return that money to your parents with proper interest and because if you really think that your idea has potential to create market share with profit then family and friends is the best option without giving equity also still if you go for invester then it takes time and dedication.

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 6m

Bhai pehle kuch kar toh lo

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 6m

Forget investors for now. Build a Minimum Viable Product first. Use no-code tools if you can't code. Prove there's demand before seeking funding.

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Rosh

Stealth • 6m

Are you the yash?

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