As a part of the SV.CO Startup Programme, 50 students will make a six-day trip to Facebook's headquarters in Menlo Park, California where they will also get an opportunity to present their ideas to the Facebook team and get feedback.
"The purpose of the visit to Silicon Valley is to provide students with a priceless opportunity to absorb and learn from technology companies such as Facebook. Students will get to meet talented professionals from around the world and learn all about creating successful startups," said Startup Village chairman Sanjay Vijayakumar.
Satyajeet Singh, of Product Partnerships, Facebook, said: "India is known for technology and engineering talent, and we are keen to create more opportunities for students to share their creativity and innovation to the world. We are pleased to join hands with SV.CO and support their goal of providing a platform to students to build sustainable startups."
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