Hyderabad: City Startups has praised Jawaharlal Technology University Nehru, Hyderabad’s (Jntuh) moves to offer a one-year break to students to pursue entrepreneurship.
Jntuh recently cleared the research policy that allowed students to rest up to two semesters from academics after the end of the second and third year.
Industry experts believe that it will have a positive impact among students by giving them a greater scope to implement their innovative ideas instead of looking for placements.
Safe! You have managed to throw your votelogin to see results “this will have a very positive impact on young entrepreneurs because they are fast students, and this will create an opportunity for them to take risks and it is for calculation risk and this will not only help in their entrepreneurial career But also their personal life.
While my college supported me a lot when I started as an entrepreneur, this kind of policy would definitely help me when pursuing Btech, “said Pavani Lolla, founder of the steps in the future.
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Industry experts believe that the policy will foster entrepreneurship in the early stages instead of making students waiting for four years before they finish their Btech.
“Often we have to choose between our studies or pursue our dreams.
I am happy this is an unnecessary choice of students from here.
Student entrepreneurs often seek additional support and security from their community.
I am happy that college takes the first step and meet them Halfway, “said Aashraya Rau, Yugenie founder, which provides an interactive platform for users to find and connect with social organizations and vibrant people about similar social causes.