London-headquartered tech company Nothing has introduced a new competition in India called the Nothing Incubator. According to the brand, the initiative is designed to encourage bold thinking among young innovators and aims to tap into India’s growing role in shaping global tech culture.
Nothing Incubator: What is it?
The Nothing Incubator, a competition designed for Indian students, is open to full-time undergraduate and postgraduate students from over 60 leading Indian institutions, including IITs, IIMs, BITS Pilani, FMS, and others. Participants are invited to form teams of up to three members from the same college, with interdisciplinary collaboration welcomed. The theme of the competition is “Making Tech Fun Again,” and the program is structured in three rounds.
The first round, which is now live, requires teams to submit a single-slide idea pitch based on the theme. Shortlisted teams will then move to the second phase, where they are expected to design a three-year vision and go-to-market strategy. In the final stage, selected teams will present their ideas live to a panel of experts, including venture capitalists, startup mentors, and industry professionals.
Prizes and future opportunities
The winning team will receive Rs 2 lakh in prize money, the latest Nothing Phone (3), and an official certificate. Runners-up will also earn certificates and Nothing products. Importantly, students who display exceptional potential during the competition could be considered for future roles at the company.
Registrations for the competition are now open via Unstop. More than just a contest, the Nothing Incubator presents a chance for students to transform bold ideas into actionable solutions while gaining real-world visibility.
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