Pratham Mittal
Founder, Masters' Union & Tetr · Investor
Rebuilding business education around one idea: you learn by building.
Pratham Mittal builds business schools that behave like startups. Instead of sitting through case studies, his students launch real companies while they study. He started Masters' Union in Gurugram, then Tetr College of Business, where undergraduates build ventures across seven countries.
A look inside the ideas driving his work.
I don't view entrepreneurship as particularly risky. Many employees face job insecurity, whereas entrepreneurs control their destinies.
Teaching at all levels of education has to now focus on learning by play, rather than just by books.
Start as early as possible. Don't wait for extensive work experience. If you have an idea and the energy to pursue it, go ahead and do it.
Build a strong team from day one and take your time to do so. A trustworthy team is crucial for success.
Ventures
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A business school in Gurugram that runs on real work. More than 200 industry leaders teach here, and students build actual revenue-earning companies as part of the course.
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An undergraduate business school without borders. Students build real businesses across seven countries. It admits just 0.12% of applicants and has raised $18M from Owl Ventures and Bertelsmann.
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An interactive content platform for marketers, think calculators, quizzes and polls. Thousands of businesses and publishers use it, from The New York Times to The Guardian.
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An early-stage fund that backs founders across India and the US, mostly in consumer and technology.
Selected coverage
- Forbes India“I don't think entrepreneurship is risky”: B-school founder Pratham Mittal ↗
- Entrepreneur Middle EastThe 100 NRIs 2026: Pratham Mittal, Founder, Tetr College of Business ↗
- Authority MagazinePratham Mittal on five things you need to create a highly successful startup ↗
- StartupTalkyPratham Mittal: Founder of Masters' Union & Tetr College ↗