Student's Thoughts About Entrepreneurship and E-cell.


What students thought about 
E-cell :

In reference to venture quest, 3rd Task of National Entrepreneurship Competition, Internship Program. This document contain the link of video asking students various questions like 
What Is entrepreneurship? 
Who are entrepreneurs? 
What they know about E-cell, What it does? 
the list of questions asked and the formal answers provided etc. Along with team members of E-cell U. P. college, we planned entrepreneurship questionnaires related to task. In this task, fresher will explore and understand the fundamental aspects of entrepreneurship and the role of the Entrepreneurship Cell (E-Cell). Our main objective is to create a video that captures the perspectives of students on what entrepreneurship is, who entrepreneurs are, and their understanding of E-Cell's functions. The process involves selecting humorous and relevant responses, providing short answers after each question, and including as many fresher as possible. Referencing IIT Bombay's intro video, this project aims to deliver a comprehensive and engaging introduction to entrepreneurship while promoting collaboration and learning among participants. here, we asked our fellow college mates to submit a video answering following Questions we provided, with Video format landscape and Tips: 
• Be creative, funny, and authentic! 
• Keep it concise and engaging 
• Ensure good audio and video quality
Following pages contain the details asked in fresher intro task:


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