What is the Start-up India learning Program?

Aim Of Start-Up India Learning Program –

Government of India’s program to support budding projects in the country. Start-up India Learning Program helps those who want to develop and empower the nation with their skills and abilities. It is an initiative started by the Government Of India & provides a free online program for entrepreneurship.

Its purpose is to assist administrators in conveying their opinions and expenses to a later level within structured guidance. The curriculum includes instruction on key areas to be undertaken by 40+ top innovators of India in an extended program of 6 weeks.

Key Features Of The Start-Up India Program –

1. Industry Acumens – Learn about real-life achievements and failures from top Indian administrators across specialties.

2. Certification – Bear an Approved Startup in India and Invest in India Certification.

3. Language Option – Choose Hindi or English as your mechanism of guidance.

4. Networking & Mentoring – Communicate with fellow entrepreneurs in an interactive analysis panel.

5. Business Plan – Gain step-by-step skills in creating a business plan for your opportunity.

Program Curriculum Of The Program – 

The curriculum is a compound of 6 modules each with a specific focus on one subject area.
1. Preface to Entrepreneurship
2. Design Validation

• Idea Description and Evaluation – Identify your idea and assess it in relation to your potential customers and business situations
  
  3. Legal Building

• Constructing a Legal Foundation – Define the proper legal justification for your corporation and examine the basic principles such as corporation registration, compliance, patents, etc.

• Understanding Finance Basics – Learn the fundamentals of finance and accounting, structuring economic declarations, break-even reviews, etc.

• Introduction to Business Planning – Learn how to create an efficient business proposition for your investment

• 4. Pitching and Funding

• Fundraising and Appraisal – Understand an investor’s mindset on company valuation, fundraising, investment dilution interests among other components.

• Pitching and Term sheets – Learn how to expose your organization to investors and identify key focus areas in the term sheet.

An Entity Must Be Considered A Start-Up:

• Ten years from the date of establishment/registration, if it is amalgamated as a private restricted partnership (defined in the Companies Act, 2013) or a community firm (registered under section 59 of the Partnership Act, 1932) or a limited.

• It is designated as a Liability Partnership in India (under the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008).

• Organizations working towards innovating, manufacturing, or increasing goods or means or aids, or if the work is a scalable business model with a high potential for manufacturing or wealth creation. It is submitted that the entity formed by the dissolution or rehabilitation of the existing business shall not be treated as a ‘Start-up’.