According to the Daily Times, Pakistan produces Only 75,000 IT graduates every year. If we consider that final year students typically work in teams of 3, this results in around 25,000 final year projects annually—each with the potential to become the next big innovation.
Now imagine this: even if just 1% of these projects transformed into startups, we’d have 250 new tech ventures emerging every single year. But in reality, we don’t see this happening. Why?
Because most of these projects die in classrooms, never making it to the market. Ideas with potential are wasted—not due to a lack of talent, but due to a lack of guidance, support, and opportunity.