How to Register for Shark Tank India?

Get ready for an exhilarating journey of innovation and entrepreneurship in Shark Tank India Season 4! Witness as ambitious innovators from across the country take the hot seat, pitching their groundbreaking ideas to a panel of industry titans. These aren’t just pitches – they’re stories of passion, resilience, and the indomitable spirit of Indian entrepreneurship.

Here’s a step-by-step guide for the registration process for Shark Tank India:

Step 1: Online Registration

  • Download or update the SonyLIV app on your mobile device.
  • Log on to the official Shark Tank India Season 4 registration page on SonyLIV.com.
  • Fill out the registration form with accurate personal details and a captivating description of your business idea.
  • Ensure that you meet the eligibility criteria: be 18 years and above and a citizen of India.
  • If you’re under 18, you can’t apply directly. Your parent(s)/guardian(s) can apply on your behalf. They must accompany you for auditions and shoots if selected. Fill the form with their details, and they need to submit necessary documents for verification as per the Terms and Conditions.

Step 2: Create a Pitch Video

  • If your registration form catches the attention of the Shark Tank India team, proceed to create a three-minute video pitch.
  • In the video, clearly and convincingly present why your business idea is unique, viable, and deserving of investment.
  • Emphasize key points such as the market potential, scalability, and any other factors that make your business stand out.

Step 3: Audition Round

  • Once your video pitch is submitted and approved, you will enter the audition round.
  • Auditions will be conducted in major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Kolkata. Be prepared to travel to the designated audition location.
  • During the audition, present your business idea to the Shark Tank India team. They will assess the feasibility and potential of your venture.

Step 4: Pitching to Business Experts

  • Successful candidates from the audition round will progress to the next stage, where they will pitch their business ideas to a panel of business experts.
  • Showcase the strengths of your business, respond confidently to questions, and demonstrate a clear understanding of your market and competition.

Step 5: Final Selection

  • The final selection will be based on the quality of your pitch and the assessment by the Shark Tank India team.
  • If selected, you will have the opportunity to feature on Shark Tank India and potentially secure investment for your business.

Tips:

  • Follow all guidelines provided by Shark Tank India throughout the registration process.
  • Stay informed about any updates or changes by regularly checking official communications from Shark Tank India.
  • Be prepared, confident, and articulate at every stage of the registration process to maximize your chances of success.

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Shark Tank India Season 3: Investment Analysis and Outcomes

Season 3 of Shark Tank India has continued to make waves in the entrepreneurial landscape, with significant investments and a diverse array of startups. According to an analysis by Dezerv, out of 157 total pitches, 58.6% received offers, showcasing a favorable environment for budding entrepreneurs.

The season featured 11 sharks and 298 founders, with deals structured primarily as pure equity (54.3%), followed by equity plus debt (22%) and equity plus royalty (18%). Aman Gupta led the investment charge with 36 deals, followed closely by Ritesh Agarwal with 26 deals. The average valuation for non-royalty deals was notably high at INR 228 crore, while royalty deals averaged INR 59 crore. Interestingly, 57% of successful deals involved multiple sharks, indicating a preference for risk-sharing.

The season also highlighted emerging sectors, with Tech & AI pitches increasing from 14 in Season 2 to 26 in Season 3, and a growing focus on Environment & Sustainability startups. Geographically, founders represented nearly 23 states, with Maharashtra, NCR, and Karnataka leading in pitch numbers. While the gender gap persisted with only 30% female founders, the season saw a diverse range of founder relationships, including friends/colleagues (32%), solo founders (31%), and husband-wife teams (16%). As the show continues to evolve, its impact on India’s entrepreneurial ecosystem remains significant, encouraging innovation and strategic funding across various sectors and regions.

1. AI KAVACH

  • Original Ask: ₹ 50 Lakhs for 1.25% Equity @ ₹40 Crore Valuation
  • Got Investment: Yes
  • Deal: ₹ 1 Crore for 2.5% Equity + 2.5% Advisory Equity
  • Investment By: Aman Gupta, Peyush Bansal

2. FlexifyMe

  • Original Ask: ₹ 1 Crore for 2% Equity @ ₹50 Crore Valuation
  • Got Investment: Yes
  • Deal: ₹ 50 Lakhs for 1.32% Equity + 50 Lakhs Debt @ 10% for 2 Years
  • Investment By: Namita Thapar

3.Yes Madam

  • Original Ask: ₹ 1.5 Crores for 0.5% Equity @ ₹300 Crore Valuation
  • Got Investment: Yes
  • Deal: ₹ 1.5 Crores for 2% Equity + 2% Equity till 1.5 Crore is Recouped
  • Investment By: Aman Gupta, Vineeta Singh, Peyush Bansal, Ritesh Agarwal

4. Nasher Miles

  • Original Ask: ₹ 3 Crores for 0.75% Equity @ ₹400 Crore Valuation
  • Got Investment: Yes! All Sharks Deal. View Season 3 All Sharks Deal
  • Deal: ₹ 3 Crores for 1.5% Equity + 1% Royalty until 3 Crore is Recouped
  • Investment By: Namita Thapar, Aman Gupta, Vineeta Singh, Anupam Mittal, Ritesh Agarwal

5. Intervue

  • Original Ask: ₹ 1.5 Crores for 1% Equity @ ₹150 Crore Valuation
  • Got Investment: Yes
  • Deal: ₹ 1.5 Crores for 2% Equity
  • Investment By: Aman Gupta