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IIT vs. IIM: Which Path is Better for Success? 🤔 I’m at a crossroads and need your opinion! 🚀 Should I: 👉 Go to IIT – Study B.Tech, learn engineering, and maybe start a tech-based business? OR 👉 Take BBA + Crack CAT for IIM – Focus on business

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

How do we get into stable startups for Product Management Roles, if we aren't from IIT / IIM and without MBA ? Lately, my experience has been HRs don't reply and people are not reachable in general for a referral. Can someone please guide here ?

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

ok everyone says that being educated in mba ,iit or IIM helps in business or startups ,but is that mandatory ,can't be one person who don't have all these but still tried to build a business from his idea and skills rather than entitled to these so c

IIT, IIM are the self start of your startup bike, no pedigree college, inexperienced, too young are the kickstart versions but at the end of the day it all boils down to traction, revenue, growth basically how your engine's performing because a start

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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

I'm working in oracle, joined last August as fresher. 2024 btech pass out. Currently I'm not that happy with my work. Actually I'm very much interested in finance, so I want to do MBA in Finance and move towards Investment banking or any finance rela