An entrepreneur is born with the desire of being one’s own ‘boss’. It gives the contentment and freedom of applying creativity, innovation and self-motivation at the cost of taking business risk. The idea to start a business can be a new venue to pursue the new ideas for a new line of business, new strategic decision for an existing business house or the realisation that a business will create personal wealth which will never be earned by drawing a salary in a traditional job. This course will explore the earlier stages of the entrepreneurial venture process, examine how entrepreneurs can develop new venture concepts, identify attractive market opportunities, build teams, create a business proposal and find early adopter customers.The course will be focused on practical ideas, testimonies and techniques that entrepreneurs can use to evaluate the potential of market opportunities and make decisions about whether to pursue them in a start-up company.

• To introduce the basic concept of entrepreneurships   
• To introduce the methods of generating ideas for a new business enterprise
• To introduce the basic skills required for an entrepreneur
• To Appraise the feasibility of starting the business with the available information
• To equip for creation of a business proposal for funding 
• To enhance the decision-making capabilities through proper market research.
• To introduce the social economic and ethical aspect of entrepreneurship

At the end of this course the student will be able to 

• To demonstrate the understanding of the concept of entrepreneurship
• To describe the legal and regulatory aspect of a business
• To analyse the scope of business
• To judge the feasibility of a business suggestion 
• To create a business proposal to be submitted for funding