Something has shifted on Indian campuses in the past few years, and it is not subtle. The student who once measured success by the company that came to recruit on placement day is increasingly the exception. In their place is a generation that is prototyping, pitching, and building ventures while still in their second year of college. They are not waiting to graduate before they start. They are not asking whether they are ready. And the institutions that have understood this shift early are the ones producing a very different kind of graduate. Chitkara University in Chandigarh has been one of them.
Why this generation sees entrepreneurship differently
