The initiative, part of a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) effort, aims to support approximately 3,000 students through mentoring and startup resources in collaboration with T-Hub. Reddy emphasized the importance of fostering entrepreneurial mindsets among students, predicting the emergence of at least 10 startups from the program. Additionally, the university is exploring academic partnerships with Germany’s Reutlingen University to offer dual-degree programs and student exchange opportunities. A total of 400 students were selected from 1,700 applicants to participate in the entrepreneurship training sessions.