Jamia Millia Islamia Builds Stronger Support for Student Startups with Alumni Mentorship Program, Kunwer Sachdev Joins as Key Mentor

NEW DELHI, [Date] – Jamia Millia Islamia is taking a big step to help its students turn their business ideas into reality. The university has launched a new program where successful alumni will guide and support students who want to start their own businesses. A major highlight of this initiative is the involvement of Kunwer Sachdev, the founder of Su-Kam Power Systems, who will act as a key mentor.

This program aims to give students practical advice and real-world experience, something that’s often missing from classroom learning. By connecting students with alumni who have already built successful companies, Jamia hopes to create a strong support network for budding entrepreneurs.

How the Program Will Work:

The mentorship program will include several key features:

• Personalized Mentoring: Students will be paired with alumni who have experience in their specific areas of interest. This one-on-one guidance will allow students to get tailored advice and support.
• Workshops and Talks: Alumni will conduct workshops and seminars on important business topics, such as writing business plans, raising money, marketing, and legal issues.
• Networking Opportunities: The university will organize events where students can meet industry professionals, investors, and other people who can help them grow their businesses.
• Support for Startups: Selected student startups will get access to resources and facilities within the university’s innovation center.
• Connections to Funding: The program will also help students connect with potential investors and explore opportunities for getting seed funding.

Kunwer Sachdev’s Inspiring Story:

Kunwer Sachdev’s story is a great example of how hard work and vision can lead to success. He started Su-Kam Power Systems and built it into a global company. His journey is particularly relevant for students who are just starting out and facing challenges. His experience shows that with determination, they can achieve their goals.

“We are very happy to have Kunwer Sachdev join us as a mentor,” said Professor [Name of University Official], the Vice-Chancellor of Jamia Millia Islamia. “His achievements and his willingness to share his knowledge will be a great inspiration to our students. This program will give them the confidence and skills they need to succeed in the business world.”

Jamia’s Focus on Entrepreneurship:

Jamia Millia Islamia has been working to create a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship on campus. This alumni mentorship program is an important part of that effort. The university wants to empower its students to create jobs and contribute to the country’s economy.

The university is currently finalizing the details of the program, including how students can apply and how they will be matched with mentors. The program is expected to begin in [Month, Year], and the first group of students will have the opportunity to learn from Kunwer Sachdev and other successful alumni