ISFB Launches INR 25 Cr Fund to Back Student Founders
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Professional education provider Imarticus Learning has introduced a new program to enhance undergraduate and postgraduate education in finance and business through its Imarticus School of Finance and Business (ISFB).
The initiative includes the launch of a ₹25 crore venture fund in collaboration with BLinC Invest, aimed at supporting students interested in entrepreneurship during their academic programs. This fund will empower aspiring entrepreneurs from the beginning of their educational journey by offering early-stage capital, structured mentorship, and operational guidance—enabling learners to develop businesses while pursuing their degrees.
The program seeks to blend practical business experience with formal education, allowing students to experiment with ideas and gain hands-on industry exposure early in their careers.
In addition to entrepreneurial support, ISFB is expanding opportunities for students pursuing international education or careers. The institute has partnered with Ambitio, a study-abroad platform, to provide learners with admissions assistance, preparation resources for GMAT, GRE, and IELTS exams, and personalized application guidance for global business schools.
ISFB emphasizes bridging the gap between academic theory and professional readiness. The institute reports having trained over 750,000 learners and facilitated placements for 50,000+ professionals in Fortune 500 companies. Its degree programs combine coursework with industry immersion, mentorship, and experiential learning opportunities to prepare graduates for real-world challenges.
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