Author name: NSRCEL

Ranjith and Rahul, the Co-founders of 1 Learn App are trying to untangle a problem which every student faces during their school & college days.

NSRCEL conducted the Sales For Startups seminaron the 2nd of June 2018.

Learning is a continuous process. Especially if you are a startup gaining momentum in the market.

Dance First, Think Later. It’s the natural order – Samuel Becket TheVerb Dance Studio is ready to make everyone dance by revolutionizing the way of learning dance through technology.The online dance studio, where anyone can take up classes on a subscription basis. They have accumulated the best dancers in the country under one roof. The dancers teach viapre-recorded structured classes where the class production is done by TheVerb. The Acceleration from NSRCEL As NSRCEL is the entrepreneurial activity hub, we bring start-ups, industry mentors, eminent academicians and researchers together at our Centre. Even Bharath Kumar, the co-founder of TheVerb Dance Studio says,“The startup ecosystem works as a great stimulus. Plus, great mentorship aids in problem solution and effective decision making” The Curtain Raiser Bharath, the Co-founder says, “We were three people who used to stay in a one bedroom house. We studied and worked in that small space.” They started everything from that small space. A few days later, they entered in the “Business Plan Competition” at IIMB. After they reached the final stage and they got an opportunity to get incubated at NSRCEL and they took the opportunity. Now, they have been with NSRCEL for three months. The Calluses in the Journey It was not a cake walk for TheVerb. They faced a dilemma before getting incubated at NSRCEL. They got incubated at another reputed institution where they would receive a huge amount of money just after incubation. Whereas NSRCEL scrutinizes the idea first and then you get the investment. According to Bharath Kumar, the Co-founder of The Verb,“It was a tough call to make but we don’t regret it at all” NSRCEL Adds Rhythm to The Tempo As they started in a small one bedroom apartment, infrastructure was a complication. That’s where NSRCEL works as a catalyst. They have an incredible space to work on the campus and with the necessary amenities like Internet, working environment, remarkable mentors for guidance and the curated start-up work culture which helps them learn different things from fellow incubators. Plié of the Mentors at NSRCEL TheVerb’s core teams are skilled engineers and even better dancers but with an initial knowledge of Marketing, Finance or Sales. That’s where the mentors came onto the scene. The complete guidance package with a vast amount of knowledge helped them learn how a business and start-ups work. Bharath Kumar says, “The mentors have a vast amount of experience but we, on the other hand, have only 1 or 2 years of experience. So, while talking to them about the amount of knowledge that they transferred was in surplus. From the Do’s and Don’ts of the business to the website layout, the mentors were a great deal of help.” The team is seven members strong. As a part of the economy, The Verb Dance is creating job opportunities for freshers. Final Thoughts Bharath said, “Start-ups are not about working like a robot. You have to take up things, work, be responsible for it and learn from it. That’s what makes up a startup work environment the best” To know more Website: www.theverbstudio.com YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/theverbstudio Facebook: www.facebook.com/theverbstudio Instagram: www.instagram.com/theverbstudio.in

Teena Paul was enrolled for the Woman Start-up Programme at NSRCEL with a mission to help children with Learning Difficulties realize their true potential.

The IIMB Class of 1992 came together to give back to its Alma mater and mark the silver jubilee year.

Like all college students, Naman, Isha and me always had fantasies of how we would start our business and someday be like our icons.

Subhra Banerjee, a hotel management graduate adorned with an experience of 15 years in the hospitality industry by working with notable brands such as Oberoi Hotels.

In a world where there are billionaires who mention, “My father gave me a small loan of million dollars to start out.

The little things can truly make a BIG impact. Sophia Philips built her long-dreamt project on this conviction.

A “Stars-struck” eleven year old, whose inspiration was further kindled by flames of passionate talk on astronomy by Dr.Jayant Narlikar.

Where can this vulnerability come from? “People, Process and even Technology” that is what Nanda Chougule.