TMU Organized Expert Talk on “Yukti for Youth: Igniting Student-Led Startups”
The College of Paramedical Sciences at Teerthanker Mahaveer University organised an inspiring expert talk on “Yukti for Youth: Igniting Student-Led Startups” on 18 March 2026. The session was conducted with the aim of promoting entrepreneurship, innovation, and startup culture among students. The event motivated young learners to think beyond traditional career paths and encouraged them to develop innovative startup ideas that could solve real-world challenges.
The expert talk was delivered by Pradip Kumar Verma, Coordinator of the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC). Around 100 students actively participated in the session and showed great enthusiasm throughout the programme.
During the session, the speaker explained the meaning and importance of entrepreneurship in today’s fast-changing world. He discussed how innovation and creativity play a major role in building successful careers and businesses. Students learned the difference between job seekers and job creators, which became one of the most important highlights of the event.
Focus on Entrepreneurship and Innovation
The expert talk focused strongly on the importance of student-led startups and innovation-driven thinking. The speaker encouraged students to identify social and technological problems and convert them into business opportunities. He also explained that entrepreneurship is not limited to business students only, but it is equally important for healthcare and paramedical students.
Different forms of entrepreneurship were discussed during the programme, including social entrepreneurship, rural innovation, technology-based startups, and corporate entrepreneurship. The session helped students understand how startup ideas can contribute to economic growth and social development.
The speaker further highlighted the importance of leadership skills, confidence, and problem-solving abilities in becoming successful entrepreneurs. Students were motivated to improve their communication skills, technical knowledge, and innovative thinking to build their own ventures in the future.
Interactive Session Increased Startup Awareness
The programme became highly interactive as students actively participated in discussions related to startup challenges, innovation funding, and career opportunities in the startup ecosystem. Many students asked questions regarding business ideas, financial support, and startup incubation facilities available through the Institution’s Innovation Council.
The expert also informed students about various government and institutional initiatives that support innovation and entrepreneurship among youth. The session increased awareness regarding innovation ecosystems and startup funding opportunities, especially for young students interested in the healthcare and technology sectors.
The activity successfully connected academic learning with practical entrepreneurial exposure. Students gained confidence and clarity about how innovative ideas can be transformed into successful startups with proper planning and dedication.
Conclusion
The expert talk on “Yukti for Youth: Igniting Student-Led Startups” proved to be highly informative and motivating for students of the College of Paramedical Sciences, TMU. The session encouraged students to adopt an entrepreneurial mindset and inspired them to become future innovators and leaders.
