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Maharashtra To Review Startup And Incubation Initiatives In Universities At Mumbai University On October 1

Mumbai: Maharashtra’s Higher and Technical Education Department will review startup and incubation initiatives across the state’s higher education institutions at a meeting in Mumbai University on October 1, the university said on Saturday. Chandrakant Patil To Chair Meeting The meeting, chaired by Higher and Technical Education Minister Chandrakant Patil, will examine how universities and…

Maharashtra To Review Startup And Incubation Initiatives In Universities At Mumbai University On October 1

Mumbai University will host a meeting on October 1 to review startup and incubation initiatives across Maharashtra's higher education institutions, according to a statement from the university. The event, chaired by Higher and Technical Education Minister Chandrakant Patil, will assess the implementation of the National Innovation and Startup Policy, 2019.

The meeting will also cover the functioning of Institution's Innovation Councils, startup cells, and incubation centers, as well as the establishment and utilization of an innovation fund of at least one percent. The gathering aims to develop a state-level action plan to bolster innovation, entrepreneurship, and employment prospects in higher education, and enhance collaboration between academic institutions and industry for mentoring and financial support to students.

The meeting will take place at Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Bhavan on the university's Vidyanagari campus in Santacruz, starting at 10 am, with representatives from the department, Pune Directorate of Higher Education, Mumbai University, and Shiksha Sanskriti Utthan Nyas expected to attend.

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