Excellent Course , helpful for aspiring entrepreneur

Nice Intro into the World of Entrepreneurship

The course covers really interesting topics.

great course for beginners, recommended!

Amazing Course. Lot of things to learn.

Excellent Overview in the first module

Well planned course

very useful course

Very nice course

Great content !

Nice course

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Course Positives: Interactive Learning with Lecture-Embedded Quizzes: The course engages learners by integrating quizzes within lectures, reinforcing key concepts of each lecture. Module-Wise MCQs and Assignments: The inclusion of multiple-choice quizzes and assignments at the end of every module ensures thorough understanding and practical application of the material; it gives fair idea of how questions can be framed from each topic. Accessibility of a Comprehensive Curriculum: Having such a well-structured and in-depth course available online makes high-quality entrepreneurial education accessible to a much larger audience. Studying directly from IIT Bombay's Renowned Faculty: The involvement of professors of IIT Bombay adds significant value, offering expert insights and credible instruction. Supplementary Reading Materials: The course provides curated reading references that deepen understanding and serve as a resource for further exploration beyond the lectures. Suggestions for Improvement: Enhanced Engagement with Real-World Examples: Incorporating more case studies/examples from real startups or guest lectures in a podcast format (guest lecture can be an important part of this course to make it even more valuable) could provide practical insights and make the theoretical concepts much more relatable like in ENT603. Incorporate Relatable Elements: Adding personal touches such as occasional Hindi slang, witty remarks, or light humor could make the lectures feel more engaging and relatable, breaking the monotony and enhancing learner connection. Improve Lecture Format: Providing high-quality recorded lectures with enhanced audio-visual production in a classroom setup, similar to the famous Harvard CS50 course, would greatly improve the learning experience. Observing the professor's movements and expressions in a classroom adds a dynamic element that static presentations often lack.

Very good for learning fundamentals with great understanding of concepts. Basics to intermediate level. Albeit, I believe some more case studies can help building stronger foundation and problem solving mindset.

Entrepreneurship is like flying a kite with a torn thread - fragile, uncertain, yet full of hope. When I joined the course on tech entrepreneurship, I expected a manual of formulas. What I found instead was more like walking through a crowded bazaar - full of noise, bargaining, hidden treasures, and people trying to make sense of chaos. The first lesson was about the founder. A founder, they said, is like the street vendor who sets up shop with almost nothing but faith. He doesn’t wait for perfect resources; he begins with what he has - a wooden cart, a few vegetables, and grit. The message was clear: entrepreneurship begins not with abundance, but with the courage to take the first step. Then came the idea of opportunity. In communities where every rupee is stretched, people see problems not as abstract theories but as daily headaches. No clean water? Find a way to filter it with a cloth. No money for a full meal? Stretch grains with spice and storytelling around the fire. Entrepreneurs, too, must look at problems as opportunities - a leaking roof is not just a nuisance, it is an invitation to invent a stronger shelter. The course taught me about customers. In slums, a tea seller knows exactly when workers return from their shifts and brews just enough cups to meet that moment. Understanding people - their needs, habits, fears, and desires - is more powerful than any technology. It reminded me that a product is not successful because it is clever, but because it truly eases someone's burden. Finance was another mirror. In homes where wages are irregular, families keep mental ledgers: today's expense, tomorrow’s debt, next week’s festival. Cash flow, balance sheets, and unit economics are simply larger versions of this daily arithmetic. A startup, too, must know how many months it can survive, when money will run out, and where to find the next inflow. And then came communication. In crowded neighbourhoods, a storyteller with a loud voice and clear eyes can stop children from playing and women from cooking, because the story resonates. Entrepreneurs, too, must learn to speak simply, directly, and with heart. A pitch deck is not a corporate ritual; it is the chai shared with a stranger, convincing them to stay a little longer and believe in your journey. What I carried from this course is not just business language. It is the reminder that entrepreneurship is like building a kite from scraps - paper, bamboo, thread. The wind is uncertain, the string may snap, but if it flies, it carries hope not just for the flyer, but for everyone watching from the ground. That is entrepreneurship.

The Introduction to Tech Entrepreneurship course by IIT Bombay’s Desai-Sethi School of Entrepreneurship is a highly engaging and practical program that offers deep insights into startup fundamentals, especially tailored for emerging markets. It effectively covers key aspects such as customer discovery, business model innovation, financial planning, and pitching—equipping learners with real-world tools to turn ideas into viable ventures. The course blends academic depth with entrepreneurial relevance, making it ideal for aspiring founders, student innovators, and professionals looking to drive innovation within their organizations. A must-do for anyone serious about tech entrepreneurship

This course was wonderful and an eye-opener. As a young aspiring engineer, it really puts into perspective the real world skills required to succeed as an Entrepreneur

I attended this course to enhance my knowledge and it was really informative interactive knowledgeable as well.

It's nice experiences with this course and it will help full to become a Tech Entrepreneur

Good starting point,,,

Great course indeed.. the teaching was intensive..