UIET Idea Catalyst organised
Express news service : Chandigarh, Sun Oct 14 2012, 04:21 hrs
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The UIET department at Panjab University organised an enterpreneurship event, Idea Catalyt, on October 12, 13 and 14 as a part of its annual festival, Aavishkar.
There was a one-on-one student-mentor interaction as the mentors gave tips on how to turn an idea into a business plan. The basic purpose of the event was to help start a company in 54 hours. 65 participants attended the first day of the workshop. The participants pitched in their ideas and a vote for the most feasible idea was cast amongst those present which would get Rs 50,000. The mentors also talked about hurdles that one faces while setting up a company and ways to overcome them.
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