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Startup Connect 2026 Noida by Sharda Launchpad and Visey

Wednesday, 18 November 2026 · 8:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Startup Connect 2026 Noida by Sharda Launchpad and Visey Image: Sharda Launchpad, Sharda University (innovation partner: Visey)
When
18 Nov 2026, 8:00 pm
Where
Avviare Educational Hub, 21, C Block, Phase 2, Industrial Area, Sector 62, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201309
City
Delhi NCR
Cost
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Organiser
Sharda Launchpad, Sharda University (innovation partner: Visey)
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About this event

Wednesday, 18 November 2026 · 2:30 pm

Avviare Educational Hub, 21, C Block, Phase 2, Industrial Area, Sector 62, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201309

Organised by Sharda Launchpad, Sharda University (innovation partner: Visey)

Startup Connect 2026 is an afternoon-into-evening networking event for startups, MSMEs, investors and industry people on Wednesday, 18 November 2026, from 2:30 pm IST. It is held at Avviare Educational Hub in Sector 62, Noida, and is organised by Sharda Launchpad of Sharda University with Visey as innovation partner.

What happens at the event

The Luma listing promises:

  • Networking with founders and industry leaders.
  • Live incubation and investor connects.
  • Business and product showcases by selected startups.
  • A panel discussion (included in the networking pass).
  • Access to experts and business networks.

No speakers, panellists or investors are named on the page.

Passes and price

This is a paid event. The listing describes two passes:

  • Networking Pass, ₹499 + GST: entry, a participation certificate, the panel and networking, refreshments, post-event business-connect support and incubation opportunities with Sharda Launchpad.
  • Showcase + Networking Pass, ₹999 + GST: only for shortlisted startups. It adds a live showcase slot, a profile in the event catalogue and social media mentions.

The page also offers members of the Visey community a networking pass at ₹299 + GST (₹353 including GST).

Who should go

Early-stage founders and MSME owners in Delhi NCR who are looking for customers, partners, investors or an incubation programme are the clearest fit. Startups that want stall-style visibility can apply for the showcase pass.

How to register

Register on the official Luma page; registrations need host approval. The listing says payment is made separately after the Luma form, and the payment details are given on that page. Pay only through the instructions on the official page, and keep your receipt.

About the organisers

The listing names Sharda Launchpad, at Sharda University, as the organiser. Visey, the innovation partner, describes itself on its website as a marketplace where Indian startups and MSMEs find resource providers, funding opportunities such as grants and loans, and services such as legal, marketing and app development.

Getting there

The venue is Avviare Educational Hub, 21, C Block, Phase 2, Industrial Area, Sector 62, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201309.

Sources

  1. Visey, “Startup Connect & Networking Noida”, Luma event page (date, time, venue, organiser, programme, passes and prices, approval).
  2. Visey, visey.co.in homepage (description of Visey).

Before you go

  • Register on the organiser's page. We list events but we don't sell tickets, and places at the popular ones go quickly.
  • Check the venue on the day. Organisers move rooms, and some share the exact address only with people who have registered.
  • Bring something to say. A one-line description of what you're building opens more conversations at these than a pitch deck does.
  • Follow up within 48 hours. The value of a mixer is almost entirely in the messages you send afterwards.

Details come from Sharda Launchpad, Sharda University (innovation partner: Visey)’s own listing, checked 12 Nov 2026. We're not the organiser and we don't take bookings — confirm the time and venue on their page before travelling.

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