Avinash Pandit

Because the access to opportunities is so limited in India.

Only with, let's say, the top institutions.

So, I think in education...

Eventually, what I realized was democratizing this access to opportunities is probably what is the most important problem statement at present, which is what I'm trying to solve for at this point of time.

Yes.

So this will fall under alternate education or new age colleges, right?

I think ISB was probably the first institution to do it.

So there are IMs, there is FMS and so on and so forth.

ISB said that in today's date, a different paradigm is required in terms of how management education is taught.

And they set up an institution which gives access to these different frameworks, better teachers from the industry who have actually lived that life and also access to opportunities.

we are doing something very similar for engineering, right?

Something very, very similar for engineering.

So we are giving a B.Tech in AI.

The degree is in partnership with K.R.

Mangalam University.

But it's a B.Tech in AI.

The curriculum is what is required in the world at this point of time, right?

It is not, let's say, if you look at traditional colleges, the curriculum is actually 20 years, 20 years old.

What we have studied in engineering, right?

I'll say today's and you've done engineering before me, probably eight years before me as well.