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- More than 100 students from different Entrepreneur Cells took part in in DU's the event and 3G Start-Up Clubs.
- The event opened up a discussion regarding the job prospects in the age of automation, artificial intelligence and others.
3G Institute for Research and Policy Studies, New Delhi has launched 3G Start-Up Clubs in collaboration with the Hindu College Entrepreneurship Cell Team, University of Delhi. The launch event took place on 28 February 2018. More than 100 students from different Entrepreneur Cells took part in the event and shared their stories and ideas regarding the same
The event opened up a discussion and exchange of ideas and opinions regarding the job prospects in the age of automation, artificial intelligence and others. The speakers shared their experiences and showed their concern towards future employment and also give meaningful tips and advice on how to start and survive in the startup.
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Mr. Ghanshyam Tiwari, Director of Learner.in, graced the event with his presence and inaugurated the 3G Start-Up Club. He spoke about the importance and value entrepreneurship holds in his life and shared various life experiences. He also talked about the importance of bridging the gap between academics and industry.
Mr. Vikram Jindal, Advisory of Quality Council of India was one of the other speakers at the launch event. He expressed his views regarding how students can overcome the fear and should focus on achieving their goals. He also advised the students to value time and never to misuse it.
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As the demand for young leaders is on the rise, the CEO of 3G Learning, Rukmaji Ramanujan delivered a lecture on the importance of revising the old curriculum and including entrepreneurship in campuses. He also spoke about the right way to train industry leaders.
