Accelerators and Incubation – Opportunities for Students & Faculties – Early-Stage Entrepreneurs

The session was specially curated for final-year students from all design courses, offering them a gateway into the dynamic world of start-ups and innovation. A Textile Designer and passionate entrepreneur, Ms. Negi shared real-world insights on how young creatives can tap into incubators, accelerators, mentorship networks, and early- stage funding to turn their ideas into impactful ventures. Her personal journey—from design to entrepreneurship—served as a powerful example of what’s possible when creativity meets opportunity.

The session was highly interactive, with students enthusiastically engaging in Q&As, seeking advice, and expressing genuine curiosity about launching their own ventures. Ms. Negi emphasized the value of team-building, persistence, and institutional support, encouraging students to think beyond conventional career paths. Overall, the session was energetic, practical, and deeply relevant to today’s innovation-driven landscape. It not only informed but inspired students to dream big, take risks, and consider entrepreneurship as a meaningful and achievable goal. The success of sessions like these is a reflection of the vision and consistent support of our Principal, Mrs. Namita Mamgain.