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A hands-on fellowship for operators who want to build, learn, and shape the SaaS & AI ecosystem.

The SaaSBoomi Fellowship is an opportunity for operators who are curious about how the SaaS and AI ecosystem works from the inside. It offers a chance to spend time in and around a founder-led community, learn through real exposure, and better understand what it takes to build, grow, and contribute meaningfully over time. The fellowship builds on SaaSBoomi’s long-standing focus on learning, collaboration, and giving back to the ecosystem.

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Applications Closed

Entrepreneur-in-residence Fellow

Mentorship, early idea exploration, and momentum towards starting your company.

WHO THIS IS FOR

  • You have grown fast in your current / previous roles
  • Want to startup and are actively exploring ideas
  • Excited about new and ambiguous problems
  • Enjoy hands-on experimentation

WHAT THEY GET

  • You have grown fast in your current / previous roles
  • You have grown fast in your current / previous roles
Applications Closed

Entrepreneur-in-residence Fellow

Mentorship, early idea exploration, and momentum towards starting your company.

WHO THIS IS FOR

  • You have grown fast in your current / previous roles
  • Want to startup and are actively exploring ideas
  • Excited about new and ambiguous problems
  • Enjoy hands-on experimentation

WHAT THEY GET

  • You have grown fast in your current / previous roles
  • You have grown fast in your current / previous roles
// FAQs

Operators who are early in their careers and want deep exposure to startup building, founders, and the SaaS/AI ecosystem. Curiosity, initiative, and clarity of intent matter more than pedigree.

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Six months inside India’s AI engine.

The AIBoomi Fellowship puts early-stage founders in the room with the right people at the right time. A structured programme built around real work, honest mentorship, and a network that compounds long after the cohort ends.