Hey I am on Medial • 9m
You may hate it, but most academic incubators are wastes of space and government money. They try to emulate Silicon Valley without understanding the Indian market. And let's be honest, non-IIT/IIM institutions often lack the faculty with actual business experience to guide startups. As for funding, it's necessary but not sufficient. Almost all the successful startups I know outgrew their incubators quickly and succeeded DESPITE them, not because of them.
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SucSEED Ventures • 9m
How India's Startup Aid Compares to World Standards This readily shows that all around the globe, ⤷ 87% incubated startups survive for above 5 years against 44% predecessors (InBIA) ⤷ 2.3x faster on funding & an 18-month advantage on scale (HBR, MIT
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Why IIT/IIM Founders Get Funded Easily—and How You Can Too Without That Background! It’s true, founders from IIT/IIM often get funding faster due to their networks and perceived credibility. But you don’t need a fancy degree to succeed. Here’s how y
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Student & Financial ... • 1y
Do You Think AI Will Replace Startups? See the image, What do you think? They can improve, and improve but, THEY CAN NEVER REPLACE US. AI replacing startups? That’s not how it works. Startups are born out of human creativity, solving unique prob
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Hey I am on Medial • 1y
Hey everyone, I'd like your honest thoughts on something I've noticed. It seems like Indian AI startups are often copying ideas from Silicon Valley, rebranding them, and then securing substantial funding. For instance, take Mockey.ai. This trend app
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