The competition focused on innovative business concepts addressing the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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Team Harvested Robotics of Mahindra University secured second position at The Babson Collaborative Global Student Challenge 2024
Students of Mahindra University secured second and third places in a highly competitive U.S. University challenge. Two teams from the University reached the final round, both emerging victorious at The Babson Collaborative Global Student Challenge 2024. This year, 2,414 students from 25 schools across 20 countries participated in this prestigious competition.
The second position was secured by the "Harvested Robotics" team which included five students, Rahul Arepaka, Pranav Mogli, Sai Phani, Sanjay Pramod, and Atin Sakeer. Their project aims to revolutionise agriculture by providing farmers with a chemical-free weed management solution through the use of advanced lasers and robotics technology.

The third place was secured by a project named "Extrive Innovations", the team comprised of four students, Abhishek Pratap, Ronak Oinam, Prem Ningombam, and Yashaswi Matla.
This team developed an ergonomic, cost-effective exoskeleton designed to enhance workplace safety and efficiency while improving worker comfort and productivity. It addresses critical issues in occupational health and ergonomics, making a significant impact on industrial work environments.

Highly rated and well-known for its academic programme in entrepreneurship, Massachusetts-based Babson College hosts this annual competition.
Dr. Yajulu Medury, Vice Chancellor, Mahindra University expressed immense pride in the students' accomplishments. “These awards reflect the talent, dedication, and innovative spirit of our students.
At Mahindra University, we are dedicated to cultivating an entrepreneurial environment that encourages creativity and problem-solving. The success of our teams on this esteemed global stage highlights our unwavering commitment to excellence and innovation in education."
Dr. Rajkumar Phatate, Professor and Head of the Centre for Entrepreneurship & Innovation (CEI), Mahindra University, highlighted the importance of such global competitions in shaping future entrepreneurs. “Participating and excelling in the Babson Collaborative Global Student Challenge demonstrates our students' ability to compete at an international level. The support and mentorship provided by CEI have been instrumental in guiding these young innovators to success. We are committed to continuing our support for student entrepreneurs and helping them turn their ideas into impactful solutions.”
The achievement of these teams reflects the university's strong emphasis on innovation, sustainability, and practical solutions to real-world problems. The constant support and encouragement from the faculty, mentors, and the broader university community have been crucial in this journey.
Their focus on entrepreneurship and innovation is setting new benchmarks in education, preparing students to be leaders and change-makers in their respective fields through its dedication by providing a conducive environment for budding entrepreneurs to thrive and make a difference.

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