Partner benefit programmes
A programme by VJTI TBI Foundation
Software, cloud and infrastructure benefits its incubatees get through seven named partners, with no separate application.
At a glance
| Best for | Startups already incubated at VJTI-TBI |
|---|---|
| Format | Hybrid |
| Cost | Free |
| Run with | Larsen & Toubro Infotech, IEEMA, IET India, Amazon Web Services, MathWorks, SOLIDWORKS, MyOperator |
About Partner benefit programmes
These are not programmes you apply to. Each is a partnership the incubator has signed, and the benefits go to startups already incubated there. For a hardware, simulation or cloud-heavy team they are a real part of what incubation is worth, so ask on day one which ones you qualify for.
What you get
- Larsen & Toubro Infotech, under an agreement called AVISHKAR: co-working and thrust-area laboratory infrastructure, seed money for selected startups including women entrepreneurs and founders from socio-economically challenged backgrounds, and contingency funds for consumables and for travel to conferences, trainings and workshops
- IEEMA: access to its domain experts in power generation, transmission and distribution, co-organised training, seminars and workshops, and introductions to angel, venture and private equity investors in the sector
- IET India: the same shape of access in IoT, mobility and transportation
- AWS Activate: promotional cloud credits, business support and self-paced lab training credits
- MathWorks: twelve months of free MATLAB and Simulink with more than ninety add-on products, full technical support, and training courses at half price plus free introductory classes
- SOLIDWORKS: up to ten network licences of SOLIDWORKS Premium products upgraded every year at no cost, CSWA and CSWP certifications, training videos and co-marketing
- MyOperator: a call-management kit for handling business calls
Who can apply
- Startups incubated at VJTI-TBI. No separate route is published for anyone else.