Gurgaon-based Tech & Business School Masters’ Union marked a strong success. Its students made five startups that have been pitched to Shark Tank India this season. This remarkable achievement created a celebratory environment for the Masters’ Union, making it a more credible business school. Let’s explore both school and pitched startups.
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Masters’ Union: Five Startups In Shark Tank India.
Masters’ Union, a Gurgaon-based business school, has made its name. Its students have raised its name high by solving unique problems and establishing innovative startups. Five students from this school’s community built five innovative startups that have been directly featured on Shark Tank India’s latest season.
This remarkable success proves the right of the institution’s commitment to real real-world entrepreneurship approach through its innovative, hands-on learning model. This achievement not only increases its credibility among society but also among companies.
Pratham Mittal, founder of the Masters’ Union, shares his feelings in words. he emphasized, “Seeing five startups from our community pitch on Shark Tank India is a proud moment. It reaffirms our belief that when education is deeply connected to industry, innovation naturally follows. At Masters’ Union, we don’t just prepare students for jobs–we prepare them to lead and build.“
“Our programs are designed to instill an entrepreneurial mindset that gives students the confidence and capability to start their own ventures, whether immediately or later in their careers. Last year alone, around 26 startups were launched by our graduates, and we aim to see this number grow. By challenging students with real-world business problems, we ensure they develop the resilience, problem-solving skills, and execution mindset needed to succeed in any business environment, “He added.
Five Innovative Startups From Master’s Union Students.
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Masters’ Union proved with this success that it not only creates job seekers, but also founders. As per founder Pratham Mittal, every year, dozens of innovative startups are launched by students of their community. But this time, several of their startups got funding from sharks, and some got appreciation and strategic advice.
1. Project Clay.
Project Clay, a mentorship platform, connects high school students with professionals at their dream college to provide real-world guidance. Due to its innovative move and high energy in founders, Project Clay secured funding of ₹15 lakh at 10% equity stake from Namita Thapar. This move shows potential to revolutionize career guidance for students.
2. HiveSchool.
Another innovative startup, Hive School, India’s first sales school that provides sales education practically, that works on the ‘Zero Classes, Only Challenges’ model. Although due to its early stage, it couldn’t get funding, but got strategic advice from Shark Aman to take its program offline.
Following Aman’s advice, HiveSchool launched India’s first offline sales school even before their episode aired. This reflects the founders’ openness to capture the right advice and then execute if possible.
3. Bullspree.
Bullspree, a stock market app making investing simple, accessible, and actionable for everyone through gamification. According to the website, at Bullspree, we are on a mission to build financial discipline by making stock market education simple, accessible, and actionable for everyone. Whether you’re just starting out or a seasoned trader, our platform offers structured courses across Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels to suit your learning needs.
4. MemoTag.
MemoTag, a healthcare platform, offers real-time insights and alerts for dementia patients. Website claims that this startup’s journey starts with his grandfather’s
battle with dementia.
5. Nexera Health.
Nexera Health – A technology-driven healthcare platform, providing healthcare solutions to corporate employees both in India and Southeast Asia.
As per Hindustan Times report, three of these startups were founded by Masters’ Union graduates, while the remaining two, Project Clay and Nexera Health, are a part of the institution’s startup community.
Explore Masters’ Union Innovative Hands-on Learning Model.
Masters’ Union, a Gurgaon-based tech & business school, was launched in 2020. It emerged with the philosophy of ‘Learning business by doing business’. As per Hindustan Times report, the leadership behind the Masters’ Union consists of graduates from Stanford, Wharton, and IITs and IIMs. Unlike traditional colleges, the faculty at Masters’ Union comprises MDs, CXOs, and AI Experts from companies such as Amazon, Apple, IBM, McKinsey, PwC, and KPMG. Additionally, the Institute also brings in faculty from the world’s top-ranked universities such as Oxford & Harvard.
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