IHFC READY Program
Deep-tech pre-seed incubation for final year students and recent graduates at IIT Delhi, offering up to ₹5L equity-free grant and lab access.
IHFC, IIT Delhi is an academic institution with 7 startup funding programmes on startupfunds. Browse every opportunity below, with eligibility, amounts and how to apply.
IHFC, IIT Delhi runs 7 startup funding programs listed on startupfunds, spanning grant funding up to ₹5Cr. 2 are accepting applications right now.
IHFC, IIT Delhi functions as a Technology Innovation Hub dedicated to cobotics. This academic institution focuses on incubating startups within key advanced technology sectors.
The hub supports emerging companies in fields such as robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), drones, and medical devices.
It offers grant funding through several distinct programs, including:
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Deep-tech pre-seed incubation for final year students and recent graduates at IIT Delhi, offering up to ₹5L equity-free grant and lab access.
IHFC (I-Hub Foundation for Cobotics) incubation program for Indian deep tech startups in CPS, Robotics, IoT, and AI, hosted at IIT Delhi, providing funding, mentorship, lab access, and more.
Recently closed — many run again, so they're worth tracking for the next cohort.
IHFC, IIT Delhi offers R&D grants up to ₹5 crore for deep-tech agricultural innovations.
A 2-year incubation program for startups working on road safety solutions, offering up to ₹10L grant, mentorship, and commercialization support.
Call for proposals by AI4India & IHFC for AI startups showcasing at AI Impact Summit 2026. Selected teams may get incubation and funding up to ₹2Cr.
Grants up to ₹10L, free incubation & technical mentorship for deep-tech semiconductor startups at AIC IIT Delhi.
Up to ₹5 Crore for MedTech and healthcare startups with scalable solutions, backed by IHFC, IIT Delhi, and India Accelerator.
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