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Home | India | Us Embassy In New Delhi Invites Applications For Nexus Startup Programme For Its 20th Cohort

US embassy in New Delhi invites applications for Nexus startup programme for it’s 20th cohort

Interested entrepreneurs can apply at www.startupnexus.in on or before January 5, 2025. Selected participants will be notified by January 17.

By Telangana Today
Published Date - 3 December 2024, 05:12 PM
US embassy in New Delhi invites applications for Nexus startup programme for it’s 20th cohort
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Hyderabad: The US Embassy in New Delhi on Tuesday announced that Nexus, a premier business incubator hosted at the American Center in New Delhi, is accepting applications for its 20th cohort that will begin a nine-week training programme on February 2, 2025.

The cohort provides an opportunity for 15-Indian startup companies to receive specialized training from Indian and American experts to sharpen their value propositions, define their target markets, get market feedback on product/technology and create milestones to bring their companies to the market. It will also explore the influence of artificial intelligence on startup ventures and the importance of mental health for entrepreneurs, a press release said.


Following the initial nine-week training programme up to four companies will be invited to remain at Nexus for more in-depth support and given full access to incubator facilities and network for up to an additional eight months.

During this time, the Nexus team of experts will also work with them to take their companies to the next level by helping them get their products to market, grow their customer and revenue bases and, if appropriate, obtain funding to scale their operations.

To deliver training, the US Embassy is partnering with the Global Training and Development Institute (GTDI) at the University of Connecticut (UConn). The program is funded by a grant from the US Embassy in New Delhi and the US Department of State.

Interested entrepreneurs can apply at www.startupnexus.in on or before January 5, 2025. Selected participants will be notified by January 17.

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