KMBB College of Engineering and Technology

The Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC) at KMBB College of Engineering and Technology is dedicated to fostering a spirit of innovation, creativity, and entrepreneurship among students. Established with the vision of encouraging self-employment and start-up culture, the EDC acts as a catalyst in transforming students’ innovative ideas into viable business ventures.

The cell aims to bridge the gap between academics and industry by nurturing entrepreneurial skills and providing students with the necessary support, resources, and mentorship. It serves as a platform for aspiring entrepreneurs to gain knowledge about business planning, market analysis, financial management, and legal compliance, among other critical areas.

Objectives of the EDC:

1. To instill entrepreneurial mindset and promote innovation among students.
2. To provide training, guidance, and mentoring for business idea development and execution.
3. To conduct workshops, seminars, and startup boot camps on entrepreneurship and related domains.
4. To create awareness about government schemes and funding opportunities for start-ups.
5. To collaborate with industry leaders, incubators, and successful entrepreneurs for knowledge sharing and networking.
6. To support students in preparing business plans and pitching to potential investors.

Key Activities:

1. Entrepreneurship Awareness Camps (EACs)
2. Skill Development Workshops
3. Business Plan Competitions
4. Mentorship Programs with Entrepreneurs
5. Startup Showcases and Hackathons
6. Guest Lectures by Industry Experts
7. Industrial Visits to Startups and Incubation Centers

Support System:

The EDC at KMBB provides students with:

1. Access to experienced mentors and industry professionals
2. Guidance on funding opportunities and incubation support
3. Assistance in registering start-ups and understanding legal formalities
4. Networking opportunities with investors, alumni entrepreneurs, and professionals

Impact:

The EDC has played a pivotal role in nurturing young innovators and helping them transition into successful entrepreneurs. Several student-led initiatives have evolved into promising start-ups under the guidance of the cell, contributing to the local economy and job creation.

At KMBB, we believe that entrepreneurship is not just about starting a business — it’s about creating value, solving problems, and making a difference. The EDC continues to inspire and empower students to become future-ready entrepreneurs who can lead with confidence and vision.

Entrepreneurship cell consists of following members