Fourteen startups have been picked for the first cohort including Kritsnam, ArtusAI, Litemed, Zodhya, Arkle Energy, Sensehealth, Vahn, Sanyark Space, among others.
As part of the programme, startups will develop a 12-month operating plan and prepare for their next fundraise through investor-ready pitches and data rooms covering financials, ownership structures, legal documents and business traction.
T-Hub says that it will also facilitate investor interactions, enterprise contracts and international market exposure for the participating startups. The programme will provide founders with one-on-one mentorship from technical operators, talent pipelines and access to market-oriented intellectual property.
“India has the founders and technical depth to build deep tech for the world. A founder today can build from anywhere, so a hub must do more than provide a place to work,” Kavikrut, CEO, T-Hub, said. “At T-Hub, we believe that means co-building with them and Blueprint puts this into practice.”