Learning Through Product Development

Launching Event

NASCENT Programme

To create an entrepreneurship and innovation mindset, build leadership skills, improve communication and technical abilities, and help members create and launch new social ventures. Some of the initiatives in Phase 1 under the NASCENT Programme include:

Skilling students in professional skills of relevance

Enabling entrepreneurial thinking through interventions like Ideation Camps, B-plan Competitions, Hackathons, Design Thinking Workshops, Awareness Sessions

Creating rural innovation push through student project tracks/ internships

Enabling student, faculty, start-up collaboration and co-creation of Ips

Execution Plan:

Students are involving this NASCENT Activity by developing Products by providing Rs. 500 (Five Hundred Rupees) Fund.

Outcomes:

Identifying a market need, researching the competition, ideating a solution, developing a product roadmap, and building a minimum viable product (MVP).

Guidance Session By Dr. Nitin Kulkarni Sir for Students

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