The orientation gave the students an overview of what an incubation centre means and what it does. Source: Pixabay
The Delhi Skill and Entrepreneurship University (DSEU) will set up a Business Blasters Incubation Centre to boost small businesses and student entrepreneurs, according to a statement issued by the government.
The DSEU organised an orientation programme at a government school in West Delhi to apprise students about its upcoming Business Blasters Incubation Centre.
Students from Class XI, who are members of the top 126 teams of Business Blasters, and their parents took part in this orientation programme.
The orientation gave the students an overview of what an incubation centre means and what it does; what kind of services it will offer to the students, and the next steps for them.
The students of Sarvodaya Kanya Vidyalaya, District Centre, Vikaspuri, were told how it will help them in their start-up businesses and how the will be able to take advantage of the services provided by incubation to boost their start-up.
Neharika Vohra, the vice-chancellor of DSEU, said the Business Blasters Incubation Centre will act as a foundation for future entrepreneurs studying in Delhi government schools.
She said the incubation centre will support student entrepreneurs in every possible way and guide them at every step in their journey of entrepreneurship.
The incubation centre of the university will mentor the students, organise regular pitching and investment meetings with investors, and provide them with training on business-related topics. It will also provide them with workspace, registration, and compliance services, among other facilities.
Students will be given a week to decide whether they want to join the incubation centre or not and will have to inform the university about their decision as soon as possible, according to the statement.