Live, hands-on sessions for Indian founders on finding and winning grants. 1 hour each, in English.
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Live, online, in English — led by our grant experts. Seats are limited.
The grants, programs, and funding routes built for healthtech and biotech founders in India — and when to use each.
The grants, R&D schemes, and incubators that fund deeptech founders — and what it actually takes to qualify.
Cloud credits, software deals, and tools startups can claim for free — and how to actually get approved.
Before spending months on grant applications, learn exactly how reviewers decide who gets funded.
The grants, schemes, loans, and investor routes open to D2C and consumer brands in India.
Which grants fund ideas and early prototypes, what you need in place first, and how to apply before you have revenue.
Topics we've already covered. Get told when we run one again.
The eligibility gaps, structure mistakes, and story mismatches that get applications rejected before reviewers finish reading.
What goes on each slide, what grant panels and investors look for, and how to shape one deck for every stage of your raise.
What non-dilutive funding actually is in India — the grants, subsidies, and incentives founders can use, and how to tell which ones fit.
A one-hour session on what actually goes into a grant application and how to make it a winning one.
Every session, past and upcoming, on one calendar.
Sessions on grants and raising money, run by other organisers.
Money you don't pay back and don't give up shares for. It usually comes with milestones and is often paid in parts as you hit them.
Central ministries and departments, state startup policies, incubators that run government schemes, and corporate or foundation programs.
Whether you qualify — company age, sector, stage, and often DPIIT recognition. Then how clearly you explain the problem, your solution and how you'll use the money.
Pick programs that fit your stage and sector, read each program's own guidelines, and have your pitch deck and budget ready before the window opens.