Stanford Seed Spark (startups nominated by NEC)
A programme by Nashik Engineering Cluster (Nashik Engineering Cluster)
A five-month online entrepreneurship programme developed by Stanford Seed, to which NEC nominates its startups.
At a glance
| Best for | Early-stage startups in the growth and traction phase, nominated by NEC |
|---|---|
| Stage | Growth |
| Duration | five months |
| Format | Online |
| Run with | Stanford Seed |
About Stanford Seed Spark (startups nominated by NEC)
Stanford Seed Spark is developed by Stanford Seed. NEC describes it as led by Stanford Graduate School of Business faculty and experienced entrepreneurs. NEC nominates startups from its incubation centre, and says 11 of them were selected for Cohort 13.
What you get
- Practical strategies, proven business toolkits, mentorship, peer learning and networking, per NEC's description of the programme.
Who can apply
- Startups nominated by NEC Incubation Centre. NEC describes the programme as designed for early-stage startups in the growth and traction phase.
Results NEC reports
- Cohort 09: 5 startups selected, 50%. Cohort 10: 6 startups selected, 60%. Cohort 11: 7 startups selected, 70%. Cohort 12: 9 startups selected, 100%. Cohort 13: 11 startups selected, 100%.
NEC presents these as its own cohort results. The page does not state the programme's cost or equity terms.
Where to apply
Other NEC programmes
- n-InC Startup Incubation ProgrammeIncubation for early-stage startups in NEC's listed domain areas, with applications open through an online form.
- Startup India Seed Fund Scheme route via NECNEC was selected under the Startup India Seed Fund Scheme in 2023 and says it can provide funding support to startups.
- Srujan te Sanvardhan Startup Cohort ProgramA free 2.5-month cohort of 10 sessions for startups and innovators, run in association with Garje Marathi.