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Our UG program includes four global immersion opportunities across the four-year experience. They let students explore entrepreneurship and technology beyond Bengaluru. Participation is optional.

Immersion fees are additional to the UG program fee and accommodation. Our first cohort’s six-week Silicon Valley experience, based in Mountain View, is an example of one completed format, not the standard duration or itinerary for every opportunity.

The experience so far

Our founding UG cohort, which began in 2025, completed our first immersion window. They met founders, operators and technology teams in Silicon Valley. We are planning the next immersion window in an even semester in 2027 for Cohorts 1 and 2; the itinerary will be shared when the visit is planned.

During that first window, our students visited or interacted with Entrepreneur First, Y Combinator, Microsoft and Adobe, including a creator-perspective pitch session at Adobe. They also visited Stanford and met founders from its incubator, visited technology offices including Patronus, and interacted with people from Google DeepMind.

A founder conversation, workplace visit or product discussion each offers a different kind of learning. Visits do not themselves enrol students in the institutions involved.

Connecting the experience with student work

Our student Krrish Goel built TariffLens, a prototype for exporters, during the Silicon Valley immersion. He reports placing in the top six among more than 300 participants at an AWS Harness Engineering hackathon in San Francisco. His own project account describes the exporter problem and project in his own words.

Krrish’s project began with an exporter problem drawn from his family’s logistics experience. That connection between a business need and a product idea is part of what a global learning experience can prompt students to explore. His account concerns a hackathon prototype, not an established commercial product.

Krrish’s example connects the immersion with product building. For the wider sequence of ventures, products and internships, ask Admissions for the current UG brochure.

The opportunities in our current overview

Destination or institution named in the overview Current description
Silicon Valley and UC Berkeley Our first cohort completed a six-week Silicon Valley experience based in Mountain View; this is an example, not a standard duration for every immersion.
Melbourne Business School Australia One of the opportunities in our current overview; the itinerary will set out its available format and dates.
National University of Singapore One of the opportunities in our current overview; the itinerary will set out its available format and dates.
London School of Economics One of the opportunities in our current overview; the itinerary will set out its available format and dates.

All four opportunities are optional and cost extra. A listed destination alone does not mean a student is enrolled at the named university. We will share the host, learning activities, participation terms, price and inclusions when an itinerary is planned; travel and personal costs may be separate.

Our first window is the completed UG immersion described here. The next window for Cohorts 1 and 2 is planned for an even semester in 2027; each future destination and schedule depends on the itinerary offered for that cohort.

Choosing whether to participate

Think about how the experience connects with your interests. A student building a product may want to understand a technology team’s decisions. A student interested in entrepreneurship may focus on customer problems and founder conversations. Someone developing a consumer business may be curious about how products and channels differ across markets.

Before committing, ask Admissions for the planned itinerary, dates, participation requirements, total fee and inclusions. Details are shared as opportunities are planned, and families can clarify the options with the Admissions team.

Frequently asked questions

Is the first year immersion compulsory?

No. Immersion participation is optional throughout our UG program, and each chosen opportunity has an additional fee.

Does every immersion last six weeks?

No. Six weeks describes our first cohort’s Silicon Valley experience. Other opportunities may have different durations; check the itinerary when it is announced.

Are immersion fees included in the program fee?

No. They are additional to the ₹48 lakh UG program fee and accommodation charges.

Has every destination already been visited by UG students?

Our founding cohort has completed the program’s first immersion window. The next window for Cohorts 1 and 2 is planned for 2027; a named destination should not be read as a completed student visit.

Does an immersion mean university enrolment?

No. Taking part in an immersion visit does not enrol you in the university you visit. A separate university degree has its own admissions and completion requirements.

How do I get the current itinerary and price?

Use the contact route on our UG program page and tell Admissions which intake and opportunity you are considering. We share the itinerary and price as each visit is planned.