Most graduates are trained to follow systems. We train you to design them.
India's first Builder's Master's — where SVYASA's clinical depth and CoCreate's live venture studio converge into one degree that produces founders, innovators, and the people who rewrite Indian healthcare.
Theory-heavy curriculum. Written examinations. Isolated academic silos. You graduate knowing the textbook version of a system that has already moved on.
Real clinical problem validation. Working prototypes. Guaranteed internships. Capital access. You graduate with a portfolio of things you actually made — and a network that knows your name.
Business frameworks without clinical credibility. A hospital procurement committee will not take a product decision from someone who has never seen a patient.
Every week, every semester, every mentor session moves a real deliverable forward. You don't graduate empty-handed — you graduate with proof of capability.
Not case studies. Not simulations. Live projects, live mentors, live market validation — from day one.
Three paths. All of them ambitious. None of them ordinary.
Enter CoCreate's venture studio with validation, mentorship, and seed funding pathways.
Product Manager, Innovation Lead, GCC Strategy — roles that ordinarily require 5+ years.
₹12L floor. ₹30L benchmark. Venture upside uncapped.
Graduate with validated problems, working products, and a recognized Master's degree.
Every semester draws from both simultaneously. Academic depth and venture infrastructure are woven into every module — not bolted on through occasional guest lectures.
A globally recognized deemed university headquartered in Bengaluru, with campuses and research centers across India. SVYASA brings the scientific rigor, clinical access, and UGC-recognized degree. Its distinctive strength is validating integrative health systems against modern clinical evidence — a perspective no engineering institution can replicate.
A fund, foundation, and venture studio focused on building deep-tech innovations from Indian campuses. CoCreate works at the live intersection of academic talent and industry demand — active partnerships with GCCs, pharma companies, and hospital networks. Not a network directory. A live operating ecosystem.
The 30-40-30 model is not a marketing label. It is a deliberate allocation designed so that every module feeds directly into what you are building. Healthcare domain without business context produces researchers. Business without clinical depth produces consultants. This program produces neither.
Passive learning is dead. The program is structured so that every weekday builds toward something you test and deploy every weekend.
Online sessions, deep research, mentor reviews. The intellectual and analytical layer that makes your weekend builds credible.
High-intensity bootcamp sessions with founders, investors, and clinical experts. Your ideas get tested against people who've shipped in the real world.
Semester 1: Clinical mapping, regulatory fundamentals, problem identification. Semester 2: Product design, GTM strategy, prototype build.
Guaranteed internship in a startup, pharma company, or GCC. Final track: venture studio entry, senior innovation role, or research pathway.
₹8 Lakhs is the investment. The conservative salary floor is ₹12 LPA — a payback period under 12 months. Three paths forward. All of them ambitious.
Payback period < 12 months at floor salary. Venture path carries uncapped upside. Outcomes depend on engagement, track, and individual performance. Scholarships available.
Enter CoCreate's venture studio with validation, mentorship, and seed funding pathways. Graduate as a founding CEO with VC-backed backing.
Roles in HealthTech startups, pharma, and GCCs. Product Manager, Innovation Lead, Strategy — roles that ordinarily require 5+ years' experience.
Transition into applied healthcare research or global PhD programs. Translational innovation that reaches patients at scale.
This is a selective program. We are looking for ambitious clinicians frustrated by inefficiency, technologists ready to lead products, and founders who want a structured environment to validate and launch.
MBBS, BAMS, BPT graduates who want to scale their impact beyond the consultation room. Build the products millions of patients need — not just the ones you see today.
BTech, MSc Biotech or Life Sciences graduates who want to lead health products — not just build components for someone else's roadmap.
Entrepreneurs with a healthcare idea who need structured clinical validation, regulatory guidance, and capital access — without losing their momentum.
Students in health, life sciences, and biotech who want to pursue innovation and entrepreneurship — not just postgraduate study or clinical practice.
Limited seats. Rolling admissions. Strong candidates apply early.
We've answered them all here. If yours isn't listed, write to us directly.
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