SYB Admissions
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Eligibility Criteria
Eligibility
The potential candidate for the SYB programme will need to fulfil the following criteria:
- Has preferably passed an undergraduate programme from a certified/recognised university
- Has an entrepreneurial streak to start his/her own business or an early-stage startup
- Should be comfortable with English
Admission Process:
Participants desirous of joining the programme will need to apply online followed by the payment of application processing fees through net banking / debit card / credit card. Note that the application processing fee is non-refundable in any case.
An interaction with the admissions team will be scheduled after the application scrutiny on a pre-determined date. Participant will be expected to share their purpose of joining the programme along with the startup ideas. The interaction is to assess the participant’s suitability for the programme.
Selected participants desirous of joining the programme will have to pay the fees as per the fee schedule.
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Programme Fees
The Program fee is Rs 95,000 plus 18% GST payable in full at the time of admissions. You can pay via NEFT / IMPS / UPI. The fees are non-refundable.
The fees include the tuition fee component.
The programme fees can be paid via NEFT / RTGS / IMPS / UPI
Please note the following next steps towards completion of admission formalities for the SYB programme.
You may also like to send us a soft copy of the form along with the payment details for ease of reference.
On receipt of your application form, you will receive an intimation regarding programme fee payment details and further procedures.
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Beyond SYB
SPJIMR’s Centre for Family Business & Entrepreneurship has launched ‘Vriddhi’- a unique venture accelerator platform.
The accelerator is based on the insight that while many family businesses (especially small and medium family enterprises) and startups lack funding as well as managerial inputs and insights, there are others which can step in to provide, not just financial capital, but also network capital, engagement capital and the Emotional Quotient capital required by the former.
Indeed, in 2021, the World Bank estimated the credit gap for Indian MSMEs – mostly family businesses - at US$ 380 billion, a need that cannot be met by financial institutions alone.
Vriddhi is an idea born out of this insight and seeks to connect family businesses that are fund seekers with those that are fund providers. It will work as a funding accelerator exclusively available to SPJIMR’s alumni and participants belonging to the CFBE.
In doing so, it seeks to strengthen the family business ecosystem, which is the backbone of the Indian economy, contributing to Gross Domestic Product (GDP), employment, exports and foreign exchange for India, Family Businesses are also the crucible of innovation in the business landscape of India. Through Vriddhi, SPJIMR’s CFBE will offer a curated platform to help such family businesses and startups achieve their dreams of growing their businesses beyond traditional boundaries.
