Snapdragon key visual: one platform, every device
Tessarakt for Qualcomm India · June 2026

It's already a Snapdragon world.

Students and shoppers live inside the Snapdragon ecosystem today. Two plans make them see it, feel it, and buy into it.

Today the student asksWhich Intel laptop?
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We make them askIs it a Snapdragon?
AI on the device ·Battery beyond the day ·Performance for everything ·200 colleges ·80 stores ·One Snapdragon world · AI on the device ·Battery beyond the day ·Performance for everything ·200 colleges ·80 stores ·One Snapdragon world ·
The Brief

What we are solving together

Snapdragon X Series PCs are two years into India. Smartphone equity is strong, PC awareness is not yet. The mandate: brand consistency, college activations, community engagement.

Workstream 1

Campus

Build awareness, consideration, and purchase preference among premium students. Activations from August, aligned to the 8 August sales window.

Workstream 2

Retail

A 100 sq ft World of Snapdragon experience in about 80 Croma and Reliance Digital stores. One national design, live devices, built to sell.

One message

Three benefits, everywhere

AI on the device. Battery beyond the day. Performance for everything. No tier jargon.

World of Snapdragon

One platform, every screen in an Indian life

Snapdragon is not one product. It is the platform behind the devices people already own. This story powers both plans.

Smartphones

8 Elite flagships

Samsung, OnePlus, Realme, iQOO, Xiaomi.

PCs

Snapdragon X Series

Copilot+ PCs from Lenovo, HP, Dell, Asus, Samsung and Microsoft. AI runs on the device, battery runs past the day.

Smart glasses

Ray-Ban Meta

Runs on Snapdragon AR1.

XR

Meta Quest 3

Runs on Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2.

Audio

Snapdragon Sound

Bose, Bowers and Wilkins, Denon and more.

Mobility

On Indian roads

Mahindra BE 6 and XEV 9e, Tata Harrier EV, BMW cockpits, Royal Enfield Flying Flea.

The big idea

Pull the plug. The AI keeps going.

One gesture proves the whole story. Cut the internet and a Snapdragon laptop keeps generating, because the AI runs on the device, not in the cloud. It is the demo no phone brand can copy, and it is the same hero moment in every store and on every campus.

The Experiences

Make the invisible chip the hero

Five signature experiences across retail and campus. Each one turns on-device AI, battery and performance into something a person can feel in seconds.

RetailThe Magic Switch
The Magic Switch

Pull a lever: Snapdragon vs a legacy chip, the same AI task finishing side by side. Speed you can see.

RetailChip Explode reveal
The Chip, Exploded

An oversized Snapdragon chip floats apart to reveal the glowing NPU core. The invisible engine, made visible.

RetailMirror the gameplay
Mirror the Game

A player's live gameplay thrown onto the back wall to pull a crowd. Lift any device to learn its story.

CampusOn-device AI escape room
The Offline Escape Room

Every clue is cracked on the laptops with no internet: transcribe audio, rebuild a torn map, interrogate a local AI.

Campus
The Edge-AI Createathon

A touring on-device-AI build sprint. Demos at tables, not decks. Offline AI is both the theme and the venue Wi-Fi fix.

BothEdge Pass app
The Edge Pass

One app ties it together. Scan in, earn XP, climb the leaderboard, claim your AI creations. Working prototype below.

Plan 01 · Campus

Snapdragon Unlocked

The student community that builds. Across premier engineering, design and innovation campuses, gamers, designers, coders and founders join one program, carry one card, and build on Snapdragon devices.

200colleges in year one, from a 500 college partner network
500+ambassadors onboarded by 15 September
4tracks in one community
8 Augsales window opens, activations follow
The Identity

One badge, four tracks

Snapdragon Unlocked is a brand students wear, not a sponsorship they walk past. One identity across every discipline.

Snapdragon Unlocked identity board
Identity concept: lockup and track badges
TRACK 01CREATEDesign, film, music and content, made on device.
TRACK 02BUILDCode, AI projects and on-device development.
TRACK 03GAMECampus gaming crews and tournaments.
TRACK 04LAUNCHStudent founders and startup challenges.
Snapdragon Unlocked member welcome kit
Member kit: card, lanyard, merch
Snapdragon Unlocked chapter meetup
A chapter: all four tracks in one room
The Activations

What Unlocked does on the ground

Social media content with OEM devices
Concept: always-on social content
Always on

Social media content, use case first

The layer that runs before, during and after every activation. Short, real content showing what students actually do on Snapdragon devices, the AI workflow, the battery, the performance, co-created with OEM partners so the exact laptop on the shelf is the one on screen. It seeds awareness ahead of the ground game and keeps it warm between events.

  • Device use cases, made and shot on the OEM laptops
  • Published on Snapdragon channels and amplified by the chapters
  • Co-branded with OEM partners, from screen to shelf
Motion concept
Motion concept: the Createathon
Flagship event

The Createathon

Not a hackathon. Teams solve creative and AI briefs on X Series laptops, with AI partners like OpenAI in the toolkit. Campus rounds, zonal finals, one national finale, judged by mentors. The contest is the product demo.

Campus experience pavilion concept
Concept: immersion week pavilion
Immersion weeks

A week on campus, not a day at a fest

A modular pavilion brings the full ecosystem to the quad: laptops running on-device AI, phones, glasses, XR and audio. Workshops, demos and signups all week.

Mobile studio concept
Concept: touring mobile studio
Mobile studio

A studio that comes to campus

A touring podcast and editing truck. Students record and publish from it, on X Series machines, all semester.

Snapdragon AI Paathshala
Concept: AI Paathshala, hands-on hardware and AI
AI Paathshala

Learn to build, not just to use

A hands-on teaching series on Snapdragon laptops. We take students from a circuit to a use case: Arduino and edge sensors, a working IoT or robotics build, and the on-device AI that runs it. Plus creative AI tracks for designers and creators. It runs on the device, so it works even when the campus Wi-Fi does not.

  • Arduino, edge devices and real use cases, built and explained
  • Tracks for creators, designers, coders and founders
  • Industry mentors and AI partner tools, hands on the keyboard
On-device AI escape room
Concept: the Offline Escape Room
Signature experience

The Offline Escape Room

A timed team room where every puzzle is solved on the laptops with the Wi-Fi off: transcribe a coded clue, rebuild a torn map with AI, interrogate a local model for hints. High dwell, streamable, and the clearest proof of on-device AI on campus.

June to July
Recruit

Exam season. 500+ ambassadors sourced and screened through a three stage evaluation. Brand holds final approval.

August
Launch

Campuses reopen, the sales window opens. First immersion weeks, Createathon registrations.

Sept to Nov
Scale

Pavilion and studio tour the network. Zonal rounds run. Chapters publish weekly.

December
Finale

National Createathon finale. Review, renew, plan semester two.

The Campus Journey

How it runs across the year

One sequence, from the first piece of content to the next academic year. Each step feeds the one after it.

1
Always on

Social media content

Real device use cases, co-created with OEM partners so the laptop on screen is the one on the shelf. Seeds awareness before anyone sets foot on campus and keeps it warm between events.

2
The front door

Snapdragon Admission Kiosk

A kiosk where students get admitted into Snapdragon Unlocked. Scan, enrol via the Edge Pass, and they are in the season, with every sign-up captured and a pass issued on the spot.

3
The engine

Campus Ambassador + UGC content

Recruited ambassadors run their chapters and produce user generated content, turning every campus into a content node that feeds the Snapdragon channels.

4
The learning layer

Snapdragon AI Paathshala

Hands-on teaching: Arduino, edge devices and on-device AI use cases, built and explained, plus creative AI tracks for designers and creators.

5
The scale moments

Top 5 college festivals + Hackathon awareness

Flagship presence at the five biggest fests of the year, where footfall peaks. The booth doubles as the launchpad for the Createathon and Hackathon, driving sign-ups and routing students to their nearest store.

6
January to March

Sale awareness via ambassadors

In the buying window, ambassadors drive purchase awareness aligned to exchange and EMI offers, turning a season of interest into consideration at the counter.

7
The bridge to retail

Snapdragon Store

The campus program plugs into the store. 7A Gaming and creator activities run in the zone. 7B Ambassadors visit their nearest store to make content for Snapdragon. 7C Each store is mapped to its nearest colleges, so the brand and the retail partner both gain visibility. Full section below.

8
The next chapter

Plan Back to Campus, build FY27

Review the season, retain the top ambassadors, and plan the next academic year so the program returns bigger and scales into FY27.

The Numbers

Approximate reach

Planning estimates drawn from the partner college network and public festival footfall. Final numbers are confirmed per campus at lock-in.

355colleges mapped across 50 clusters
245Tier 1 colleges, year one priority
10 L+students in the activated footprint, approx
500+campus ambassadors
5 L+direct experiential interactions: kiosks, Paathshala, immersion, fests, approx
6 L+combined footfall across the top 5 festivals, approx
3-5 Crsocial and UGC impressions across the season, approx
Jan-Marambassador-led sale awareness window

L = lakh, Cr = crore. Footprint assumes an average premier engineering or design campus and the activated set of 200 colleges. Social reach assumes the 200-chapter content engine plus ambassador networks across the season. All figures are directional planning estimates, not guarantees.

The Content Engine

200 campuses become one social media agency

The micro agency model. Every chapter is a small studio producing real content for Snapdragon channels, on Snapdragon devices, with the brand in control of quality.

Snapdragon Unlocked content wall
Concept: the live content wall
How it is made

Brief to feed in five steps

One pipeline runs across all 200 colleges, powered by Blend's Creator Hub and an in-house platform of 2,000+ content templates, with AI partners like OpenAI in the editing layer.

Blend Creator Hub 2,000+ templates OpenAI and AI labs On-device AI editing
STEP 01BriefSnapdragon brief drops to every chapter with guardrails and a deadline.
STEP 02ShootStudents create on X Series laptops and phones, in the studio or the quad.
STEP 03EditOn-device AI plus templates and AI partners speed the cut.
STEP 04ApproveTwo stage review: Blend quality, then brand sign off.
STEP 05PublishLive on Snapdragon channels, best work boosted as paid media.
200chapters briefed at once
2,000+content templates on the in-house platform
1dashboard for reach, engagement and rights
0posts published without brand approval
The Game

Ambassadors play a season, not a job

Every ambassador action earns Unlocked Score. Points unlock levels, levels unlock real rewards, and colleges compete on a national leaderboard all semester.

Snapdragon Unlocked leaderboard concept UI
Concept: Creator Hub season leaderboard
Unlocked Score

Missions, points, leaderboards

Weekly missions in Creator Hub keep chapters moving between flagship events. Every mission logs automatically, every point is visible to the whole network.

Host a demo night +200 Publish a reel +100 Createathon entry +500 Refer a new member +50 Coupon redeemed at retail +300
LEVEL 01SPARK

Joins and completes onboarding. Gets the member kit, the card, and access to briefs and missions.

LEVEL 02BLAZE

Consistent contributor. Unlocks device loaners, merch drops, masterclass seats, and mentor hours.

LEVEL 03DRAGON

Campus leader. Unlocks internship fast track interviews, a finale stage slot, and a feature on Snapdragon channels.

Campus Creator of the Month on the retail zone screen
Concept: student work featured inside retail zones
Students get the spotlight

The program promotes its people

The content engine exists to make students visible, not just the brand.

  • Creator of the Month featured on Snapdragon India channels, with full credit
  • Best work amplified as paid media under the student's own handle
  • Top creations play on retail zone screens across 80 stores
  • Createathon winners showcased at the national finale and to placement cells
The Digital Layer · Live Prototype

Snapdragon Edge Pass

One app ties campus and retail into a single season. No download, opened by a QR. Scan in at any stop or store, earn XP, climb your college up the national board, and claim the AI creations you make at the booths.

Pass & QR check-in Spark · Blaze · Dragon levels National leaderboard Claim my AI creation Season recap
Open the live prototype ↗ tap and try it

Built on Cloudflare. DPDP-clean by design: anonymous XP, scan-to-your-own-phone claim, no PII to play.

Edge Pass scavenger map Edge Pass member card Edge Pass season recap
Operating System

Creator Hub runs the whole network

Blend, the campus network in the Tessarakt ecosystem, brings the platform that keeps 200 chapters manageable, measurable, and brand safe.

About Blend
Briefs

Clear briefs

Authored centrally, pushed to every chapter with guardrails and deadlines.

Approvals

Two stage review

Blend quality check, then brand approval. Nothing publishes without both.

Rights

UGC rights at upload

Usage rights captured at submission, ready for paid amplification.

Leaderboards

Colleges compete

Chapters ranked on output, reach and engagement.

Payouts

Paid, always

Stipends and bonuses settled through the platform.

Analytics

One dashboard

Per college and national rollups, live for the brand team.

Plan 02 · Retail

World of Snapdragon, in 100 square feet

The first Snapdragon Experience Zone opened at Croma Juhu in February 2025. This plan scales that idea: one national design, about 80 stores, built for the curious first time shopper.

100 sq ftone footprint, fits Croma and Reliance Digital without customisation
80stores pan India, global rollout ready
6live device categories on display
2data layers: anonymous telemetry, consented leads
Motion concept
Motion concept: the zone in a Croma store
The zone

An ecosystem, not a product shelf

Every device is live: phone, laptop, glasses, XR, audio, and miniature cars for the automotive story. The layout shows them working together, so a shopper sees a world, not a shelf.

Ecosystem discovery table render
Concept: lift and learn table with automotive miniatures
The interaction

Lift a device, the story follows

Pick up any device and the table tells its story, with light tracing back to one Snapdragon mark. Lift the miniature car and the cockpit demo plays. Simple, rugged, and every lift is logged.

The 10-Second Studio concept render
Concept: the 10-Second Studio and its alter ego wall
The signature moment

The 10-Second Studio

Sit at an X Series laptop, pick a vibe, and the AI turns your photo into your alter ego in about ten seconds, right in front of you. A cloud tool would queue and buffer, this runs on the laptop, so it stays instant even on a busy store day. The speed is the proof.

  • Ten seconds, on the laptop. The speed is the on-device AI demo.
  • Pick your vibe: gamer, creator, coder, racer, anyone
  • Your portrait is the souvenir and the lead. The claim screen carries the intent survey.
The Magic Switch
Concept: the Magic Switch
The proof

The Magic Switch

One physical lever between two screens running the same AI task. Pull it and Snapdragon races ahead while the legacy chip lags. No spec sheet needed, the shopper watches the gap open in real time.

The chip exploded to reveal the NPU
Concept: the chip, exploded
The centerpiece

The Chip, Exploded

An oversized Snapdragon chip floats apart at the heart of the zone to reveal the glowing NPU core, the part that makes the AI run on the device. The invisible hero, finally something you can stand in front of.

Fun layer

The Dragon Hunt

Five small fireball marks hidden across the store, each with an NFC tap. Find all five, win a sticker pack and a discount coupon at the zone.

Fun layer

Beat the battery

A running day counter shows how long the demo laptop has lived off one charge. Shoppers guess the number before they see it.

Fun layer

Campus on screen

The zone screen features a Campus Creator of the Month, so student work from the campus program plays inside the store.

Three sizes, one system

Flagship World of Snapdragon zoneFlagship~10 stores · 100 sq ft
The full walk-in zone

XR corner, automotive diorama, lift and learn table, dedicated Snapdragon promoter.

Standard World of Snapdragon bayStandard~50 stores
The core bay

Lift and learn table and demo screen, trained store staff with remote assist.

Compact World of Snapdragon fixtureCompact~20 stores
The wall fixture

Hero devices on a slim panel with an NFC and QR storytelling wall, self serve.

What never changes across all three: the brand system, the ecosystem story, the lift and learn principle, live devices, the telemetry stack, and the exit survey.

Snapdragon Store · The Bridge

Where campus meets retail

The store is not a separate plan, it is where the campus program cashes in. Qualcomm already proved the offline zone at Croma Juhu. We add the gaming loop, the creator layer, and the part no chip or phone brand has closed: ambassadors making content from the store, with every store mapped to its nearest colleges.

In-store gaming and creator activities
Concept: gaming and creator zones in store
7A · In store

Gaming and creator activities

A reason to come back, and a reason to share. A BGMI try-and-win with a live leaderboard turns a one-time demo into repeat footfall, riding Snapdragon's own Pro Series. Alongside it, a creator station where shoppers and students make content on the devices, every clip a geotagged share for that store.

  • Gaming: try-and-win, weekend demo battles, in-store qualifiers
  • Creator: AI photobooth, shot-in-store reels, livestream weekends
Ambassador making content in store
Concept: ambassador creating content in store
7B · Ambassador to store

Ambassadors make content from the store

Each campus ambassador is assigned their nearest Snapdragon zone. The monthly brief includes a shoot at the store: a demo, a gaming session, a reel. The content tags the store and carries a campus code, so footfall becomes attributable per ambassador. This is the Red Bull marketeer model, pointed at retail, which no smartphone or chip brand has done.

Store to college mapping
From the Command dashboard: store to college map
7C · Store ↔ college

Every store mapped to its nearest colleges

Catchment mapping links each store to the five to ten colleges around it, then concentrates ambassadors, content and the sale push there. Location-led targeting reports real footfall lift, and the win is shared: Snapdragon reaches its Gen-Z buyers where they are, and the retail partner gets a co-marketed footfall engine pointed at the most valuable demographic, with attribution.

The Control Room · Live Prototype

Snapdragon Command

One dashboard for the whole program. Campus and retail activations in a single live view: colleges and store zones live, content output, footfall, conversion lift, the college leaderboard, and the store to college map.

Campus + retail in one view Live activity feed College leaderboard Conversion lift by tier Store ↔ college map
Open the live dashboard ↗ tap and explore

Built on Cloudflare. Mock data for the prototype, wired to the same metrics the live program would report.

Snapdragon Command dashboard
Technology and Data

Everything interactive is also an instrument

Two clean layers. Telemetry that needs no consent, and leads that are always opted in. Built for India's DPDP rules from day one.

Layer 1 · Anonymous telemetry

How the experience performs, and how we capture it

  • Engagement and capture rateCroma and Reliance Digital already count store footfall at the door. That is our denominator. Our fixtures and the promoter app count zone engagement. No cameras to install.
  • Every device lift: which, how often, how longA sensor under each plinth fires when a device is picked up and set down. The lift and learn mechanic is also the meter, no app, no scan needed.
  • Demo sessions per stationThe demo laptops run a kiosk launcher that logs the app opened, session length, and how many AI outputs were made.
  • QR and NFC tapsIn compact, self serve fixtures every QR scan and NFC tap is the count. In flagship and standard zones they add to the sensor data.
  • Promoter app, the human layerIn staffed zones the promoter logs demos given and interactions on a tablet, the same way trained in-store promoters already report across Indian retail.
Layer 2 · Consented leads

Who wants to hear more, captured with consent

  • QR exit survey, three questionsA QR on the way out opens a short survey. The opt in to hear more is a separate, unticked box, never bundled with the survey.
  • Send to my phone, become a leadTo claim the AI artwork they made, the shopper scans a QR and enters a number with consent. The souvenir is the opt in.
  • WhatsApp communities, double opt inJoining a campus or store community needs a confirmed double opt in, with a stored consent record and easy exit.
  • Automotive interest to OEM partnersA shopper who asks for a test drive at the car corner consents to a hand off, and the lead is routed to the OEM.
Attribution

Every scan is traceable

Unique QR codes per college and per station, tagged with UTMs.

Campus to counter

The loop between plans

Campus demos issue coupons. Coupons redeem at retail zones. Interest becomes a measured sale.

Brand lift

Consideration, measured

Short pulses before and after each activation track the shift per campus.

Measurement

Judged on sales and intent

Retail is measured against purchase, campus against preference. With 80 zones, matched control stores make conversion lift a real number.

Retail scorecard

StageMetric
AttentionZone capture rate vs store footfall
InteractionDwell, lifts per device, demo completions
Assisted salesDemos given, conversions per promoter
ConversionSales lift vs matched control stores
IntentExit survey score

Campus scorecard

StageMetric
ReachCampuses activated, students engaged
EngagementCreateathon entries, demo sessions, members
ContentPieces published, reach, approved UGC
PreferencePre and post brand lift
CommerceCampus coupons redeemed at retail

Proposed exit survey, under twenty seconds: which device did you try, did you know Snapdragon powered it, how likely is your next device to be Snapdragon powered. Opt in comes after, never bundled.

The Mapped Network

355 colleges, mapped and tiered

The activation list is not a wishlist. Every college is drawn from the Blend mapped network, sorted by city tier and clustered to a metro, so on-ground depth, store mapping and budget all run by priority.

Tier 1 · metros
245 colleges

The year-one priority. Full on-ground: immersion week, Createathon, AI Paathshala, an ambassador chapter, and a mapped Snapdragon store nearby.

Tier 2 · regional hubs
93 colleges

Ambassador and content led, plus festival presence and the Jan to March sale push. Scaled up to full activation as the season proves out.

Tier 3 · emerging
17 colleges

Digital first and ambassador led: the Edge Pass, social content and sale awareness, with a light on-ground touch.

Delhi 20Bengaluru 20Chennai 20 Hyderabad 20Kolkata 20Mumbai 10 Pune 10Jaipur 10Ahmedabad 10 Noida / Ghaziabad 1050 clusters · 23 states · 4 regions

How we handle it, simply

  • Tier sets the depth. Tier 1 gets the full on-ground program, Tier 2 gets ambassador, content and fests, Tier 3 is digital first. Same playbook, dialled to the budget per college.
  • Roll out by cluster. One team works a metro cluster at a time, so kits, the mobile studio and the Paathshala gear move efficiently instead of criss-crossing the country.
  • One lead per college. A single accountable ambassador per campus runs the chapter and is the contact for everything on the ground.
  • Mapped to the nearest store. Every college is tied to its closest Snapdragon zone, so campus and retail share one catchment and one set of numbers.
  • Tracked in Command. Tier, status, content and footfall for all 355 sit in the live dashboard, so the priority order is always visible.
Year-one sequence

Tier 1 first, then widen

Launch the 245 Tier-1 colleges across the metro clusters from August, prove the model through the festival and sale season, then phase in Tier 2 and Tier 3 as ambassadors and stores come online. Nothing is activated blind, every college already has a tier, a cluster and a store.

Tier 1Tier 2Tier 3
All 355 mapped colleges, by region and cluster
North 114 colleges
Delhi
Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology (MAIT) Delhi Institute of Tool Engineering (DITE) G.D Goenka Public School Guru Tegh Bahadur Institute of Technology HMR Institute of Technology and Management FITT – IIT Delhi Delhi Innovation & Incubation Centre – IIIT Delhi E-Cell – IIT Delhi E-Cell – IIIT Delhi Startup Centre – NIT Delhi Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology (MAIT) Delhi Institute of Tool Engineering (DITE) G.D Goenka Public School Guru Tegh Bahadur Institute of Technology HMR Institute of Technology and Management FITT – IIT Delhi Delhi Innovation & Incubation Centre – IIIT Delhi E-Cell – IIT Delhi E-Cell – IIIT Delhi Startup Centre – NIT Delhi
Noida / Ghaziabad
IILM College of Engineering And Technology Dronacharya Group of Institutions Galgotias University GNIOT Group of Institutions Jaypee Institute of Information Technology Gautam Buddha University Amity University Bennett University Jaypee University Noida International University
Lucknow / Kanpur
E-Cell – IIIT Lucknow Maharishi University of Information Technology Integral University Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical University Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University King George Medical University University of Lucknow Babu Banarasi Das University
Jaipur
Maharishi Arvind Institute of Engineering & Technology Manipal University Jaipur Rajasthan College of Engineering for Women Rajasthan Institute of Engineering & Technology Regional College for Education Research & Technology Vivekananda Institute of Technology Yagyavalkya Institute of Technology (YIT) ICFAI University Jaipur Engineering College (JEC) JECRC University – Incubation
Jaipur / Ajmer
Maharishi Arvind Institute of Engineering & Technology Manipal University Jaipur Rajasthan College of Engineering for Women Rajasthan Institute of Engineering & Technology Regional College for Education Research & Technology Vivekananda Institute of Technology Yagyavalkya Institute of Technology (YIT) ICFAI University Jaipur Engineering College (JEC) JECRC University – Incubation
Gurugram / Faridabad
K.R. Mangalam University WCTM Gurgaon Dronacharya Institute of Management and Technology Starex University Gurugram University SGT University GD Goenka University BML Munjal University Apeejay Stya University The NorthCap University
Chandigarh / Ludhiana
Chandigarh College of Engineering Chandigarh Technical University Chitkara Innovation Incubator (CIIF) Punjab Engineering College Chandigarh College of Engineering & Technology (CCET) DAV College, Sector 10
Agra / Mathura
Dayalbagh Educational Institute E-Cell – IIIT Allahabad U.P. Rajarshi Tandon Open University Prof. Rajendra Singh (Rajju Bhaiya) University United University
Meerut / Bareilly
Choudhary Charan Singh University Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel University of Agriculture & Technology IIMT University Shobhit University Swami Vivekanand Subharti University
Varanasi / Prayagraj
E-Cell – IIT BHU Varanasi Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapeeth Sampurnanand Sanskrit Vishwavidyalaya Malaviya Centre for Innovation IIT BHU IIT BHU (Malaviya Centre)
Dehradun / Haridwar
JB Institute of Technology Shivalik College of Engineering Uttaranchal University Dev Bhoomi Group of Institutions (DBGI) DIT University
Jodhpur / Barmer
JIET Group of Institutions E-Cell – IIT Jodhpur Technology Park – IIT Jodhpur IIT Jodhpur IIT Jodhpur Technology Park
Udaipur / Kota
Geetanjali Institute of Technical Studies SS College of Engineering IIM Udaipur Incubation Centre Aishwarya College Mohanlal Sukhadia University
Amritsar / Jalandhar
Amritsar College of Engineering and Technology (ACET) Beant College of Engineering & Technology Global Institute Guru Nanak Dev University Indian Institute of Management Amritsar
Gorakhpur / Azamgarh
Mahayogi Gorakhnath University Deen Dayal Upadhyay Gorakhpur University Madan Mohan Malviya University of Technology
South 92 colleges
Bengaluru
B.M.S. College of Engineering MVJ College of Engineering Nitte Meenakshi Institute of Technology PES University Ramaiah Institute of Technology IIITB Innovation Centre SID – IISc Bengaluru DERBI Foundation – Dayananda Sagar Bio Incubator – C-CAMP NSRCEL – IIM Bengaluru B.M.S. College of Engineering MVJ College of Engineering Nitte Meenakshi Institute of Technology PES University Ramaiah Institute of Technology IIITB Innovation Centre SID – IISc Bengaluru DERBI Foundation – Dayananda Sagar Bio Incubator – C-CAMP NSRCEL – IIM Bengaluru
Chennai
Anna University B.S. Abdur Rahman Crescent Institute Crescent Institute of Science and Technology KCG College of Technology R.M.D Engineering College Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology (RIT) Sri Sairam Engineering College Sri Sairam Institute of Technology SRM Institute of Science & Technology SSN College of Engineering Anna University B.S. Abdur Rahman Crescent Institute Crescent Institute of Science and Technology KCG College of Technology R.M.D Engineering College Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology (RIT) Sri Sairam Engineering College Sri Sairam Institute of Technology SRM Institute of Science & Technology SSN College of Engineering
Hyderabad
BVRIT Hyderabad College of Engineering for Women Maturi Venkata Subba Rao Engineering College Vallurupalli Nageswara Rao Vignana Jyothi Institute Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University i-TIC Foundation – IIT Hyderabad AIC-CCMB AIC-ALEAP We-Hub CIE – IIIT Hyderabad E-Cell – IIT Hyderabad IIT Hyderabad Technology Incubation Centre BVRIT Hyderabad College of Engineering for Women Maturi Venkata Subba Rao Engineering College Vallurupalli Nageswara Rao Vignana Jyothi Institute Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University i-TIC Foundation – IIT Hyderabad AIC-CCMB AIC-ALEAP We-Hub CIE – IIIT Hyderabad E-Cell – IIT Hyderabad IIT Hyderabad Technology Incubation Centre
Visakhapatnam
The Gayatri Vidya Parishad College of Engineering Viswanadha Institute of Technology and Management Gayatri Vidya Parishad College of Engineering Grameena Incubation Centre IIM Visakhapatnam Incubation Centre GITAM FIRST Foundation Indian Institute of Management Visakhapatnam
Coimbatore / Salem
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham Coimbatore Institute of Technology KPR Institute of Engineering and Technology Kumaraguru College of Technology PSG College of Technology
Madurai / Tiruchirappalli
Thiagarajar College of Engineering Anjalai Ammal Mahalingam Engineering College OASYS – Anna University E-Cell – IIIT Tiruchirappalli CEDI – NIT Tiruchirappalli
Vijayawada / Guntur
Andhra Loyola Institute of Engineering and Technology Potti Sriramulu College of Engineering and Technology SRK Institute of Technology Koneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation (KLEF) CIIE – KL University
Kochi / Thrissur
School of Management Studies (SMS), CUSAT SCMS School of Engineering and Technology Maker Village – IIITM Kerala Christ College of Engineering Jyothi Engineering College
Kozhikode / Kannur
TBI – NIT Calicut IIMK LIVE Vimal Jyothi Engineering College
Mysuru / Mangaluru
STEP – NIT Surathkal
Thiruvananthapuram
College of Engineering Thiruvananthapuram (CET)
West 84 colleges
Mumbai
K. J. Somaiya Institute of Engineering & Information Tech Sardar Patel College of Engineering Don Bosco Institute of Technology AC Patil College of Engineering IIT Bombay (IITB) VJTI Mumbai Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering K J Somaiya College of Engineering Ramrao Adik Institute of Technology Vivekanand Education Society's Institute of Technology
Pune
Army Institute of Technology College of Engineering Pune (COEP) MIT World Peace University Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering and Research Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Engineering (SKNCOE) The International Institute of Information Technology (I²IT) Vishwakarma Institute of Technology AIC-PINNACLE E-Cell – IIIT Pune COEP Bhau Institute of Innovation Entrepreneurship & Leadership
Pune / Nashik
Army Institute of Technology College of Engineering Pune (COEP) MIT World Peace University Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering and Research Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Engineering (SKNCOE) The International Institute of Information Technology (I²IT) Vishwakarma Institute of Technology AIC-PINNACLE E-Cell – IIIT Pune COEP Bhau Institute of Innovation Entrepreneurship & Leadership
Ahmedabad
LJ Institute of Engineering And Technology Nirma University Silver Oak University Institute of Infrastructure Technology Research and Management (IITRAM) Institute of Technology Nirma University CIIE – IIM Ahmedabad GUSEC – Gujarat University iCreate – International Centre for Entrepreneurship Ahmedabad University Support Foundation Government Polytechnic Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad / Gandhinagar
LJ Institute of Engineering And Technology Nirma University Silver Oak University Institute of Infrastructure Technology Research and Management (IITRAM) Institute of Technology Nirma University CIIE – IIM Ahmedabad GUSEC – Gujarat University iCreate – International Centre for Entrepreneurship Ahmedabad University Support Foundation Government Polytechnic Ahmedabad
Surat / Vadodara
C.K. Pithawalla College of Engineering & Technology E-Cell – IIIT Surat Incubation Centre – SVNIT Surat NIT Surat Incubation Centre NIT Surathkal (STEP) K. J. Institute of Engineering and Technology Parul University E-Cell – IIIT Vadodara The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda Navrachna University
Indore / Ujjain
E-Cell – IIT Indore IITI Advanced Centre for Entrepreneurship – IIT Indore IIT Indore (IACE Foundation) E-Cell, MIST Indore Indore Smart Seed Incubation Centre (IIM Indore) Indian Institute of Management Indore (IIM Indore)
Nagpur / Amravati
G H Raisoni College of Engineering Jhulelal Institute of Technology E-Cell – IIIT Nagpur Centre for Innovation – VNIT Nagpur VNIT Nagpur Centre for Innovation
Bhopal / Gwalior
Sagar Institute of Science & Technology & Research E-Cell – IIIT Bhopal Rolta Innovation & Incubation Centre – MANIT Bhopal Subhash Chandra Bose Biotechnology Incubation Centre LNCT Bhopal
Jabalpur / Rewa
E-Cell – IIITDM Jabalpur E-Cell, Jabalpur Engineering College (JEC) Jabalpur Incubation Center
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar / Solapur
College of Engineering Pandharpur Shree Siddheshwar Women's College of Engineering
Rajkot / Bhavnagar
KS Patel Centre for Entrepreneurship – RK University Darshan University
Thane
Atma Malik Institute of Technology and Research
East 65 colleges
Kolkata
Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology Narula Institute of Technology NSHM Knowledge Campus Sister Nivedita University Techno India Salt Lake Techno India University The Neotia University Heritage Institute of Technology Indian Statistical Institute Institute of Engineering and Management Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology Narula Institute of Technology NSHM Knowledge Campus Sister Nivedita University Techno India Salt Lake Techno India University The Neotia University Heritage Institute of Technology Indian Statistical Institute Institute of Engineering and Management
Patna / Muzaffarpur
Anil Neerukonda Institute of Technology and Sciences NIT Patna The Gayatri Vidya Parishad College of Engineering Viswanadha Institute of Technology and Management Gayatri Vidya Parishad College of Engineering Grameena Incubation Centre IIM Visakhapatnam Incubation Centre E-Cell – IIT Patna Business Incubation Centre – IIT Patna Incubation Centre – NIT Patna
Ranchi / Jamshedpur
E-Cell – IIIT Ranchi Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra Indian Institute of Management Ranchi (IIM Ranchi) Xavier School of Management (XLRI) Innovation Club – NIT Jamshedpur
Bhubaneswar / Cuttack
College of Engineering and Technology Bhubaneswar CV Raman Global University Silicon Institute of Technology Gandhi Institute for Technological Advancement KIIT Technology Business Incubator
Raipur / Bilaspur
AIC@36INC Startup Cell – NIT Raipur Government Engineering College Raipur ITM University Raipur RKVY RAFTAAR Agri-Business Incubator
Guwahati
Gauhati University Down Town Venture Labs – Assam Down Town University E-Cell – IIT Guwahati E-Cell – IIIT Guwahati IIT Guwahati TIC
Durgapur / Asansol
Bengal College of Engineering and Technology NIT Durgapur Entrepreneurship Cell – NIT Durgapur NIT Durgapur E-Cell
Rourkela / Sambalpur
FTBI – NIT Rourkela Entrepreneurship Cell – NIT Rourkela NIT Rourkela E-Cell
Shillong / Imphal
FITNI – NIT Meghalaya NIT Meghalaya FITI NIT Manipur
Agartala / Aizawl / Itanagar
NIT Agartala Tripura Institute of Technology Tripura University
Gaya / Bhagalpur
E-Cell – IIIT Bhagalpur Start-Up Cell, IIIT Bhagalpur

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