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Do individuals from IIT or IIM have a higher chance of building a successful startup compared to those from Tier 3 colleges?

How can a founder who graduated from a tier 2 or tier 3 college tackle all hurdles? because in India if you not iit Or iim graduate you are a loser

38% of IITians across 23 campuses remain unplaced in 2024. Out of 21,500 IIT students who registered for placements, only 13,410 secured jobs, leaving 8,090 searching for employment. I am thinking 🤔 if iit give such type of placement then what ab

Probably a controversial statement! Is it really necessary for startups to focus only on IITs and NITs for campus hires? I came across many scenarios where kids from engineering colleges like VIT and Other good colleges excelling in their jobs while

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Traditional Engineering Colleges (excluding top IITs) vs. New-Age Cllgs from Startups such as Scaler School and Newton School of Technology. Don't just say amerro k chochale. Detailed views plzs.

I have a question on my mind: Do colleges like IITs, NITs, or IIMs really matter for launching a successful startup, or is it possible to succeed without attending them? Additionally, what benefits do individuals gain by attending these colleges comp

What are your views on companies hiring freshers from tier 2-3 colleges for 2.4-4 LPA? Is it the curse of education that a Zomato delivery partner would earn more and they can not act on it? What needs to change here?

At IIT Hyderabad, still 46% students yet to be placed. Then imagine what is the situation in tier 2 and tier 3 college. One more question, if you are building your startup, how many chances are there that you will hire your team from your college?

Guess the startups Blue logo🤐, Burning investors cash for the past 3 years , advertised as "India's largest " , No revenue models , has an office , BLR based , founders from tier 1-2 college