Q And in a year, let's say how many people join and how many end up starting a community or starting a company through SPC?
A Let me, uh, I think the answer is different for different, uh, geographies, right? So since we are here in Bangalore, I'll talk about Bangalore, right? Because in SF, the density and then the number of people wanting to start up might be fundamentally different. So if you look at, uh, and I'll just qualify, uh, I think that the question that you asked wasn't very interesting. The previous question is that, um, You know, we think of this as, uh, it's a learning community, but it's also zone of excellence. So the bar on talent is very high. The selection rate, uh, for, uh, the community is less than one percent, right? So by way of number of applications that come in and the number of people who actually get an access to the community, right? So the access to the community is either by invite or by application. And the reason why I said zone of excellence is on one hand, we'll have people who've been there, done that. We'll have seasoned founders. We'll have Season execs from companies which have driven the success of a lot of companies that we see out there today. We see young and crack builders who are extremely talented, gifted, fearless. And we also have people who have achieved excellence in some field, right? For example, one of our members is actually Sondave Dev Barman, who's India's top-ranked ATP tennis player ever, right? And he's exploring something in the future of s…
AI assessment note: “So in the last 15 odd months, we've close to about 17 members”