NEW DELHI: Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia on Wedneday examined a pilot project carried out by the pupils of a government college in Khichripur with the seed money given below the Entrepreneurship Mindset Curriculum.
A total of 41 students of School of Excellence have been mentored by 11 MBA students of Delhi Technological University (DTU).
Seven projects are proposed and executed with these students utilizing the seed money of Rs 1,000 eachyear.
Congratulations!You have cast your voteLogin to see result”We started the Entrepreneurship Mindset Curriculum at 2019 with the concept of constructing an entrepreneurial attitude in our pupils so that they can become project suppliers rather than job seekers and assist in contributing to our market,” Sisodia said.
“Our kids who obtained this seed money’ve done a wonderful role in simplifying thoughts.
Our teachers from DTU have played a major part in automating jobs of pupils and developing their confidence.
“Seven projects are recorded by our pupils and their teachers plus it’s an issue of pride that these jobs have earned earnings,” he further added.
Sisodia reported the Divine Creations endeavor to market madhubhani paintings got a profit of Rs 3,100.
Another project known as’Mobisite’ headed by eight Delhi authorities college pupils sold two refurbished telephones worth Rs 3,500 per and made a profit of Rs 570.
“We started with piloting this discipline job and despite many hurdles brought on by Covid-19, our kids and teachers have made these endeavors to successful ventures.
In the forthcoming weeks, DTU and Directorate of Education is going to enact a tiny one-day display to display the endeavors of pupils,” he further added.
