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Why do YC startups raise more money than others Because YC is the IIT of startups, and we all know how desi investors love a shiny "tagline" over actual substance. The moment you're YC-backed, VCs throw money at you Here’s why: 1. Branding Flex

How to find your niche? The constant idea/motive to start something is good but the effort what we really does is 0% in this condition how to push yourself that 1% whe you are off to reach what you want? If you already started something please

87% of Y-Combinator's latest batch are Al startups. Y-Combinator is a perfect example to identify herd mentality in start up founders and investors😂 Also, I want to inform that I will fast-track your Y-Combinator Application🚀 Note: I am not sell

I'm a recent BCA graduate, and I live in bangalore, with basic knowledge of : Languages: Python, Java, C++, Javascript, R Framework: Selenium Tools: Excel, Powerpoint Platforms: Pycharm, Visual Studio Code Can someone help me with what career can

Some Founder has misconception is that, If they are building a brand that already exists in the market and they are new in that domain. then first you need to copy your competitors. then you can start building your features. (Go to the top and change

WTF is An Accelerator ⁉️🤔 Accelerator program is a Cohort based , fixed termed and mentorship driven program which is done occasionally for early staged startups. Let's understand it simply, think a bootcamp of start-ups where they connect with e

Paul Graham explains his rule of thumb for when to launch your product Launching your product early can feel risky, but waiting too long is often a bigger mistake. So, how do you know when it’s time to launch? The rule is simple: launch when your

what are some features that contribute to the success of a restaurant? i just finished my 12th and im drawn towards the idea of openeing a restaurant. i have some pretty good ideas and i’ve been researching a lot for the past year but im not sure ho

This A.I & Robotics Start-up is Taking Over: 🚀 This young startup wants you to stay at home and send a robot to finish your errands. Zinikus (www.zinikus.com), a company originally from New Delhi, India, is already making waves in the tech world.

A few months ago, @nikhilkamathcio launched India’s first non-dilutive grant for founders 25 and under: WTFund. 1,500+ applications. 160 shortlists. 15 founders. 9 companies. That’s cohort 1. Applications for Cohort 2 are live now, with the deadline