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Bro I am an 1st year engineering student from a tier 1 college still I am working on my start up ideas

Totally ! Failure or success doesn't matter at this point, but you'll get the real life exposure of how ruthless & hard buisness is .

Even I started side hussle (App Dev Company) in 2020(being in 12), then 2021(1st yr), 2024(Graduated). Trust me you have to go full in to achieve results, college (if not bits pilani 70% attendance not mandatory) doesn't give enough time, already too many Backlogs and Attendance to cover. Team memberstyou wish to find from friends only if lucky. But have to find some or other way and start hiring this needs time. Thus, even 2024 June, I didn't go for Mba and decided to give 1 year for Biz, studying cat and having a 1hr per week NGO volenturing work to show on resume.

Are you doing MBA right now?

Great It's totally worth it

Only if you did not get into IIMs.

Hmm but 2 years ka toh MBA hota hai. Usme bhi side mein ye sab?

It's totally worth it! See you honestly can't just learn about business from textbooks or success stories. The real learning comes from experience. And jusy running a company for 1 yeat can teach us more than what a whole mba degree can

Overall, it's an ambitious path, but with the right approach and mindset, it can be highly rewarding.

Yes do it , always do side hustle

Kis type ka business?? Ye matter jyda krta hai

17 yo doing btech in Cse + b.s in ds iitm (dd) and still growing Let's do I!!

Yes it's a good choice

Its good , pratical is vry important..or mba k bad job krne ki chain india me break hona jruri hai..

It's a good choice I'm also 17 and no degree ,no school completed but i have planned to start business at 18 then why not its a good choice to start business at 22

Top notch combination 👌

Yes, put what you're learning in MBA through some practical test.

Make sure you have some money to create your prototype. You need to have a product market fit. If it's not there then you won't get funding and you can't scale. It's next to impossible to create your own start up without huge capital.

MBA is for that

It depends.