The thesis: Most founders don't fail because of bad ideas. They fail because they build in isolation — no feedback loops, no distribution, no one to tell them their landing page is terrible at 11pm on a Tuesday. The EIR program puts you inside a living, breathing ecosystem where your work gets pressure-tested daily by creators, designers, and other founders who have no incentive to be polite.
What a typical week looks like: Monday is strategy — you sit with the Hub team and map your week against milestones. Wednesday morning is open office hours with visiting mentors (founders, investors, operators rotating through Bengaluru). Thursday afternoon is Build & Show — every EIR demos what they shipped that week to the entire campus. No slides. Working product or nothing. Fridays are for content — because if you can't talk about what you're building, you're invisible.
The structure: Days 1-14 are baseline — audit your current traction, set 100-day targets, map your distribution channels. Days 15-70 are the core build — weekly shipping cadence with public accountability. You'll launch at least 3 experiments, kill at least 2, and double down on whatever the market responds to. Days 71-100 are the push — optimise what's working, document the playbook, prepare for your Demo Day presentation to investors and brand partners.
This is for you if you've already started building — you have a product, some traction, and a thesis you believe in. You need the room, the network, and the accountability to go from early to inevitable. This is not for you if you're still "exploring ideas" or want someone to hand you a business model. We don't do ideation workshops.
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Proof it works: Rohit Agarwala entered with 10K followers and left with 350K. Landed a deal with Zerodha. Currently: Clipping Farm is building their media company on campus.
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₹50,000/month (100 days, ~3.3 months). Includes co-working, co-living, studio access, mentorship, and Hubverse network. ROI case: one brand deal or investor meeting sourced through the network covers the entire fee. Application-only — we accept 3-5 EIRs per cohort.
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