IIT-M’s ‘Shaastra’ to offer tech and innovation fair
The Hindu
This year Shaastra, the technical festival of Indian Institute of Technology Madras, is organising a competition — Tech and Innovation Fair (TIF) — providing college students and early stage start-ups
This year Shaastra, the technical festival of Indian Institute of Technology Madras, is organising a competition — Tech and Innovation Fair (TIF) — providing college students and early stage start-ups a platform to take forward their hardcore tech-based projects and prototypes.
The participants can develop the products into a minimum viable product (MVP) through rigorous business and technical mentoring from industry experts, with an opportunity to kick-start their start-up journey. The competition will be conducted virtually.
The fair includes multiple stages of guidance, webinars and workshops. TIF will facilitate networking between selected teams and entrepreneurs, angel investors and field experts.
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