Accelerator Programme
A programme by REVA NEST
A twelve-month programme for early-stage start-ups, with mentorship, strategic direction and introductions to Indian and overseas mentors and partners.
At a glance
| Best for | Promising early-stage start-ups in the incubator's thrust areas |
|---|---|
| Stage | Prototype – Early revenue |
| Duration | 12 months |
About Accelerator Programme
REVA NEST describes a twelve-month accelerator aimed at promising early-stage start-ups in its thrust areas — internet of things, electronic system design and manufacturing, robotics and intelligent systems, bio and life sciences, clean energy, renewable energy, and art and design. Selected start-ups get mentorship, strategic direction and access to local and global mentors and partners.
Treat the detail as thin. There is no cohort number, no intake date, no separate application and no named partner on the page, and the call to action printed under it belongs to a different programme. Ask before you plan around it.
What you get
- Twelve months of mentorship and strategic direction.
- Introductions to Indian and overseas mentors and partners.
Who can apply
- Early-stage start-ups in the incubator's thrust areas. No further conditions are published.
How to apply: no accelerator-specific route is published. Use the incubation application on the REVA NEST site and name the accelerator, or ask at info@revanest.com.
Where to apply
Other REVA NEST programmes
- Incubation Programme (physical or virtual)The main way in: office space or a virtual place on REVA University's campus, with mentoring, company-registration help and investor introductions.
- Pre-Incubation ProgrammeFor people with an idea and no product yet — workshops, peer learning and mentoring aimed at a first working version.
- Boot CampsShort sessions for first-time founders on writing a business plan and getting honest about the numbers before asking anyone for money.
- Entrepreneurship Awareness CampsOn-campus camps for REVA University engineering and science students on entrepreneurship as a career, run under a national science and technology scheme.