CALL FOR IDEAS
At Business Incubation Center
What is
Call for Ideas?
An invitation to individuals and start-ups to submit their innovative business ideas for consideration
and potential support. Whether it’s a ground-breaking tech startup, a sustainable venture, or a unique
service concept, IU CORE welcomes all ideas with the potential to shape the future.
What IU core offers to incubates?
- Curriculum support for Cohort
- Mentorship and Advisory Support
- Workspace and Facilities
- Networking Opportunities
- Training and Workshops
- Access to Funding
- Legal and Intellectual Property Support
- Business Development Support
- Financial and Accounting Services
- Technology and Prototyping Assistance
- Investor Pitch Preparation Mental and Emotional Support
Incubation period
06 Months
Who can apply?
Currently enrolled Iqra University students across discipline and campuses in Karachi.
Employees of Iqra University
Iqra University’s alumni
Application Process
- Submission: Interested individuals submit their business ideas through a google form with the required information.
- Evaluation: Once the ideas are received, only the shortlisted ideas are called for pitch deck presentation.
- Selection: Selected applicants are then invited to join the cohort.
Ongoing &
Upcoming Events
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