IIC helps members prepare project proposals and connects them with potential investors, incubators, or institutional funding schemes. Funding is granted based on the merit and feasibility of the startup idea.

IIC collaborates with a variety of industries, business incubators, venture capital firms, and innovation networks to provide students and faculty with exposure and opportunities.

Ideas are typically selected through structured competitions, hackathons, or proposal submissions. Selection is based on originality, feasibility, and potential societal or commercial impact.

Yes, IIC facilitates participation in national and international competitions, providing guidance, mentorship, and sometimes funding support for travel or project development.

IIC members participate in innovation activities, attend workshops and seminars, contribute to idea generation, help organize events, and may mentor or guide others depending on their expertise.

Any student, faculty, or staff member of the institution interested in innovation, entrepreneurship, or startup activities can become a member of the IIC.

Yes, IIC organizes training sessions on business model development, design thinking, pitching, leadership, and other entrepreneurial skills to help members develop as innovators.

IIC conducts IP awareness programs, provides guidance on patent filing processes, and connects innovators with IP experts to protect inventions and innovations.