Tuesday, October 6, 2026 · 10:30 am – 11:30 am
What goes on each slide, what grant panels and investors look for, and how to shape one deck for every stage of your raise.
Price
₹99
Co-founder, Startup Grants India
Aparna has 15 years in corporate strategy, M&A and valuation. She joined Startup Grants India as co-founder to help founders find and win non-dilutive funding — government, corporate, CSR, university and international grants — without missing a scheme that was actually meant for them.
Building India's largest platform for startup grants. Ex ITC Infotech, Accuracy, EY. · Gurugram
₹99 (GST inclusive). Tuesday, 6 October, 10:30 am IST.
No account needed — register with your email. The Google Meet link is emailed to you before the session.
It is a live online session on Tuesday, 6 October at 10:30 am IST, and it runs for about an hour. The session is in English.
Aparna Kaicker, Co-founder, Startup Grants India. Aparna has 15 years in corporate strategy, M&A and valuation. She joined Startup Grants India as co-founder to help founders find and win non-dilutive funding — government, corporate, CSR, university and international grants — without missing a scheme that was actually meant for them.
25 credits if your wallet has enough. Otherwise ₹99, GST inclusive — that is exactly what you are charged, with nothing added at checkout.
It is held live on Google Meet. The joining link is emailed to the address you register with before the session starts, so register with an address you actually check.
No. You register with just your email address — no account, no password. If you are already signed in, your account email is filled in for you and the seat is linked to your account.
Yes. A GST invoice is issued automatically and emailed to the address you registered with, right after the payment succeeds.
A one-hour live session on building a pitch deck that works — for grant panels, incubators, and investors.
Most decks fail for simple reasons: too many slides, no clear problem, numbers that don't add up, or an ask nobody can act on. We walk through a deck slide by slide, show what reviewers actually read, and how to adapt the same story as you move from grants to angels to VCs.
What we cover
Indian founders and startup teams who are considering applying for government grants, or who have applied and been rejected without a clear reason why. It assumes no prior grant experience.
No, and nobody can promise that. The session covers how reviewers assess applications and what makes one competitive — the decision always rests with the funding body.
Yes. It is a live session, not a recording, and there is time for questions about your own situation.