VC Fellowship Program

₹10,000 Crore Into Startups - Without Investing in a Single One. Here's How India's Capital Engine Works. The government isn't writing checks to startups. It's writing checks to venture capital funds. Those funds then deploy into startups. The structure: Government → VC Funds → Startups Why this matters: The original Fund of Funds (2016) converted ₹10,000 crore of government capital into ₹25,500 crore, deployed across 1,370+ startups through 145 VC funds. That's a 2.5X capital multiplier. FoF 2.0 targets AI, robotics, semiconductors, space tech, and deep tech - sectors that require patient capital and longer R&D cycles. It's counter-cyclical capital when global VC has slowed, designed to support emerging fund managers, expand beyond metro ecosystems, and strengthen India's domestic VC base. The real shift isn't just more capital. It's more venture funds - which means more investors willing to back founders building hard tech, frontier science, and infrastructure. Swipe through to understand how this capital engine works and why it could reshape where venture flows in India. 👉 Want to understand Fund of Funds structures, LP capital deployment, and how government-backed venture capital reshapes ecosystems? The VC Fellowship teaches you these frameworks. Applications open. Apply Now:- https://lnkd.in/gsNZQFvH #StartupIndia #VentureCapital #FundOfFunds #DeepTech #AIStartups #IndianStartups #VCInsights