2025, Vol. 6, Issue 2, Part L
Students' Entrepreneurship in India: Trends, ecosystem, challenges and future prospects
Author(s): Sabyasachi Bose and Ankita Agarwalla
Abstract:
This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the burgeoning landscape of student entrepreneurship in India. It examines the evolving entrepreneurial aspirations among Indian youth, the multi-faceted support mechanisms established by academic institutions and the government, and the persistent challenges hindering the full realization of entrepreneurial potential. Drawing upon recent empirical data, the report highlights the significant socio-economic contributions of student entrepreneurship, including its pivotal role in job creation, fostering innovation, and promoting social inclusion. A central theme explored is the notable discrepancy between high entrepreneurial intent and lower rates of active business ownership, alongside the emergence of a "hybrid entrepreneurship" model. The analysis also delves into the complex interplay of intrinsic motivations, systemic barriers, and socio-cultural contexts that shape entrepreneurial outcomes. The report concludes with actionable policy implications aimed at enhancing financial accessibility, integrating practical mentorship into educational curricula, streamlining regulatory frameworks, and promoting sector-specific and grassroots innovation to foster a more robust and inclusive student entrepreneurial ecosystem in India.
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How to cite this article:
Sabyasachi Bose, Ankita Agarwalla. Students' Entrepreneurship in India: Trends, ecosystem, challenges and future prospects. Asian J Manage Commerce 2025;6(2):1054-1062.