timesofindia.indiatimes.com ·
39l grant for student startups ipr at msu
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AI-generatedThis funding reflects India's growing emphasis on fostering innovation and entrepreneurship within higher education institutions, aligning with national policies like the Student Startup and Innovation Policy. Such initiatives aim to bridge the gap between academic research and commercial application, contributing to economic development.
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- MSU allocated Rs 39.24 lakh under SSIP 2.0 for student startups and IPR.
- Funding includes Rs 28.37 lakh for 19 proof-of-concept projects.
- Rs 10.86 lakh for 17 IPR filing proposals.
- 40% of funds released in first phase.
- Vice-chancellor Prof Bhalchandra Bhanage presented sanction letters.
MSU's SSIP 2.0 funding boosts student entrepreneurship and IPR activity in the short term. However, the modest funding amount may limit the overall impact.
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