
Masters' Union launches a ₹100 crore-backed fellowship offering ₹50,000 monthly stipend per founder, plus access to AI labs and the Bloomberg Terminal, along with a founder and investor network.
Masters' Union, an industry-focused tech and business school, has launched a Founder Fellowship that offers early-stage entrepreneurs a monthly stipend of ₹50,000 per founder for one year. The program is backed by a ₹100 crore fund, the institution said in a statement.
The fellowship is not a grant or a loan. It is a structured support program, not a scholarship, according to the institution. Selected founders gain access to AI and prototyping labs and the Bloomberg Terminal. They also join a network of entrepreneurs and investors.
Saksham Kotiya, Head of Entrepreneurship & Investments at Masters' Union, said: “We have built a structured ecosystem that combines financial support, mentorship, industry access and a rigorous founder development process to reduce avoidable mistakes and help entrepreneurs focus on building products, finding customers, and creating lasting businesses.”
Fellows attend monthly sessions with startup founders, venture capitalists, and corporate leaders for practical guidance. They may also have the chance to consult Masters' Union Founder Pratham Mittal on their ventures, subject to availability, the statement added.
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