Business Incubation
A programme by SGBAU (Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University)
The university's incubation centre offers mentorship, legal support, expert guidance and access to university infrastructure and laboratories, with admission after a pitch to an expert panel.
At a glance
| Best for | Faculty, students and alumni of the university, its partners, and outside innovators who can show a proposal. |
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About Business Incubation
SGBAU Research & Incubation Foundation is the incubation centre of Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University. Ventures join after the application form is evaluated and a pitch to an expert panel. No intake dates are published, so confirm by email whether applications are open.
What you get
- Mentorship, legal support and expert guidance.
- Access to university infrastructure and laboratories.
- Networking opportunities.
- A letter of admission to the incubation centre if your proposal is selected.
Who can apply
- Faculty members from the university campus.
- Students and alumni of the university departments.
- SRIF centre partners, or any other organisation wanting an offshoot of its existing business.
- Partner universities and institutions, and agencies associated with SRIF research and innovation.
- "Gross root" innovators, named on the same page.
How selection works: an expert committee evaluates the proposal. Selected proposals make a pitch presentation to the expert panel.
How to apply: email ceo.srif@sgbau.ac.in and ask for the application form.
Where to apply
Other SGBAU programmes
- Pre-Incubation ProgrammeA free pre-incubation programme for startup aspirants, with plug-and-play infrastructure, mentorship, IP, legal and trademark support and training. The latest call we found closed in April 2023.
- Startup MembershipA one-time paid membership with discounted access to master classes, training sessions, workshops, conclaves and conferences.
- Open InnovationAn open board where individuals, companies, researchers, NGOs and government bodies can post a problem in the centre's business incubation areas.