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Functions and Limitations of Incubators and Accelerators 

Indian entrepreneurship has to struggle a lot before it could start comparing itself with Silicon Valley. There are several loopholes which can be identified step by step.

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The operations of the incubators usually are in three capacities.

Balconies of West Blok of Amanora Town Centre, Hadapsar, Pune 411 028 (Photo credit: Ravi Karandeekar)

First one supports the academic institutions by mentoring enterprising students and their newly developed promising projects. Second one supports the starts of infrastructural and the third one the accelerator, which structures a stipulated period in return for the equity.

 These incubators and accelerators always make sure that the right kind of support and mentor reaches the bright entrepreneurs and these are the challenges the incubators and accelerators face.

By differentiating between incubators and accelerators, the solution to such challenges can be found. The actual functions and limitations of incubators and accelerators should be defined to make it clearer.

Incubators supports start ups and are more patient where as the accelerators impatient and supports for fledgling companies.

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