Entrepreneurship Conclave – Panel Discussion on “Building a Business While Being a Student”

Date: 09/02/2026

The Department of Training and Placements organized an Entrepreneurship Conclave to inspire students to explore entrepreneurial opportunities and develop an innovative mindset. The program began with a Welcome Address emphasizing innovation, creativity, and entrepreneurship. The orientation session introduced students to the start-up ecosystem, followed by a Special Address encouraging students to leverage mentorship and networking. A panel discussion featured industry experts discussing balancing academics with entrepreneurship, identifying opportunities, and building ventures with limited resources. The conclave focused on empowering young innovators in key sectors like accessibility, healthcare, and innovation. Students interacted with panellists, discussing topics like validating ideas and maintaining consistency. The event created awareness about entrepreneurship opportunities, encouraged an entrepreneurial mindset, and motivated students to explore start-ups and self-employment. It strengthened institutional collaboration with Yuva Young Indians and enhanced students' understanding of initiating a start-up. The conclave inspired students to think creatively, innovate, and contribute to society through entrepreneurship. It covered key aspects of entrepreneurship, including resilience, networking, and social responsibility. The event was informative and engaging, with students participating actively. It helped students understand the importance of problem-solving skills and innovation. The conclave was a success, achieving its objectives and more. Students gained valuable insights from industry experts. The event concluded with a sense of inspiration and motivation. Students are now more aware of entrepreneurial opportunities. The Department looks forward to future collaborations. The conclave was a significant step in promoting entrepreneurship among students. It covered socially impactful areas and emerging start-ups. The panel shared real-life experiences and challenges. Students learned about identifying red flags and managing academics. The event emphasized building businesses from scratch.