Tetr Business School has welcomed 300 students from 60 countries into its third undergraduate cohort, known as the Class of 2030. The four-year program spans eight semesters and takes students across seven markets, including India, Dubai, China, Ghana, the US, Argentina and Europe.
According to the announcement, students will build a new business from scratch in each market, gaining hands-on experience with local customers, sectors and operating challenges.
The cohort speaks more than 18 languages and has an average SAT score of about 1,440. Students come from fields including entrepreneurship, finance, management, design, engineering, law, computer science, artificial intelligence and the sciences. Asia-Pacific accounts for 45.2% of the cohort, followed by the Americas at 27.4%, Europe at 13.4% and the Middle East at 5.8%.
The class also includes UAE-based talent with experience in entrepreneurship, technology and social impact. Among them are Angel Tejas Sanghavi, who raised AED170,000 through Project Teranga, and Riansh N. Dogad, who led a school entrepreneurship competition involving more than 500 students.
Tetr founder Pratham Mittal said more than 600 students have joined the school across three cohorts. The school said ventures founded by its students, including Fluma, BluSpru and ServeClub, have generated more than $1M in combined revenue and raised over $500K.
Source: Al Bayan
