BUILD.
PITCH.
RISE.
Lords E-Cell is the entrepreneurship development cell turning student ideas into real ventures — mentorship, funding conversations, and a network that runs far beyond campus.
Mahboob Khan
For people who don't take the beaten path.
The Entrepreneurship Development Cell was established to foster entrepreneurial skill among students, supporting the transformation of ideas into real products and services — backed by infrastructure, technical support, mentoring and execution planning.
We aim at manifesting the latent entrepreneurial spirit of young students. Beyond building capacity, we hand you the resources to act on it: seed support, funding conversations, mentoring, networking with working entrepreneurs, and frequent interactive sessions and competitions.
Growth doesn't happen in campus silos. We go beyond Lords to work with other institutes and their cells, transferring knowledge so the effect compounds — turning today's technocrats into tomorrow's corprocrats.
What the Cell runs
- Domain clubs — Robotics, Literature, Technology, Coding, Research and more
- Club-based workshops, seminars, webinars and networking sessions
- Entrepreneurship Awareness Camps with invited business leaders
- Field trips and collaborations, including with T-Hub
- Institute-wide events open to every student
Culture, built from self-development.
Developing an entrepreneurship culture by developing one's self — the Cell exists to grow the individual first, and the ecosystem follows.
Mentorship that leads to founding.
To produce budding entrepreneurs through the right mentorship and education — workshops, activities and guest lectures — and to make entrepreneurship a real career option alongside jobs and higher study.
What we're building toward.
Awareness
Create awareness of entrepreneurship among young students.
Skill-building
Facilitate the development of entrepreneurial skills of students.
Networks
Link institutes of learning and research with industries.
Incubation
Establish an incubation centre on the college premises.
Culture
Embed an entrepreneurial culture across the institute.
Exposure
Give budding entrepreneurs a real feel of the corporate world.
A packed two years.
Seminars, summits, ideathons and awareness camps — run by the Cell, for the Cell.
Where our students showed up.
On-ground exposure at national summits, hackathons and ideathons.
15–16 May 2026
11–12 Dec 2025
31 Oct – 01 Nov 2025
25 Oct 2025
Receipts, not just certificates.
E-Summit 24 — Nourishing Future Entrepreneurs
Md. Aosaf, Syed Salman Jalal, Shaik Muzakkir Ahmed, Md. Irfan, Mir Raiyan Ali, Tauquir Alam
Won the "Remarkable Skills and Enthusiasm" award
Healthitude 2024
Mr. Owais Quadri
Prize winner
Agri-Avishkaar
Mohammed Awais (ECE, 4th Year)
Cash prize winner
Mahboob Khan
Leading the Cell's current chapter — from the U25 Summit and this year's ideathons to the day-to-day work of running six domain clubs and getting students in front of real founders and investors.
Everyone who makes this run.
The people behind every event, every club, and every late-night setup.
Apply to join E-Cell.
We run a short interview-style application for every new cohort. Fill this in — it takes about five minutes across three quick steps.