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Home / Business / Moe Aicte Launch Udyamotsav 2025 For Startups

MoE-AICTE launch Udyamotsav 2025 for startups

The Ahmedabad edition of Udyamotsav 2025 witnessed over 30 innovative startups
Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, Updated At : 07:04 PM Jan 20, 2025 IST
The Ahmedabad edition of Udyamotsav 2025 witnessed over 30 innovative startups.

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The Ministry of Education (MoE) and All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) jointly hosted Udyamotsav 2025, a first-of-its-kind initiative as part of National Startup Day celebration.

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The MoE-AICTE Investor Network provide critical funding and mentoring to early-stage startups across the country.

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With the launch of the fundraising platform, the early-stage startups will get an opportunity to pitch to investors.

Udyamotsav featured live pitch sessions where startups presented their business ideas to a panel of investors.

It was simultaneously conducted across the country, facilitating interaction of investors with startups across 11 states, 13 cities and 14 institutes.

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The Ahmedabad edition of Udyamotsav 2025 witnessed over 30 innovative startups from sectors like AI/robotics, drone/UAV, manufacturing/Agri-Tech, renewable energy, among others.

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