For parents

A letter to the parent reading this before their child does.

You have three questions. Is this safe? Is it real? And what happens if my child changes their mind? Here are the honest answers.

Namaste,

Thank you for taking this seriously. If you've made it to this page, your child has probably shown you the homepage and asked what you think. This letter is from Shubham Gaur, one of the founders of Tech Tatwa — a partnership firm based in Delhi — on behalf of our whole team.

Tech Tatwa is not a workshop about entrepreneurship. It is an operational infrastructure that lets your child run a real, GST-registered business for 60 days — under expert guidance — for a total commitment of ₹10,000. That includes ₹5,000 for the course and ₹5,000 for a live ad budget that your child loads onto their own Meta Ads account, using their own card. Tech Tatwa never touches the ad money. The only other cost is your child's domain name (~₹700/year). No inventory to buy. No hidden fees.

The reason we could build this at ₹10,000 is because our team delivers five specialist services under one roof — legal setup, supplier access, digital storefront, physical brand identity, and communications training with placement guidance. Your child does not have to figure any of those out. We do.

Here's something we want to be straight with you about: we do not guarantee a job at the end. We guarantee guidance. If, after 60 days, your child decides entrepreneurship is not their path, they walk out with a live website they built, real ad-spend experience, and a curated interview pipeline through our HR network. Whether they land the role depends on their effort — but the door will be opened for them.

Similarly, on the business side — we guide, we don't execute for them. If your child doesn't apply the guidance we give them, we are not responsible for their sales results. What we are responsible for is showing up daily with expert eyes on their ads, their store, and their calls.

We wrote this page because we know what it feels like to be the parent making the call. We'd want it explained the same way — plainly.

— Shubham Gaur, on behalf of the Tech Tatwa team

Trust · Verified
Your child's protection, in five layers.
Legal
GST-registered business · signed under your guardianship
Money
Ad budget in your child's own account · you see every rupee
Inventory
Zero stock purchased upfront · no boxes in your child's room
Guidance
Daily expert review of ads, sales calls, and fulfillment
Fallback
Placement pipeline if entrepreneurship isn't their path
The evidence

Five commitments we make to you.

  • A real, legally registered business in your child's name — filed under your name as guardian if your child is under 18. Fully compliant with Indian law.
  • Zero inventory ever purchased upfront. There will not be boxes of stock in your child's room. Dropship model via Jilani Suits, always.
  • Your child spends their own ad money — you see it directly. The ₹5,000 ad budget is loaded by your child onto their own Meta Ads account using their own card. Tech Tatwa never touches this money. You see every rupee spent, live, in the Ads Manager on their phone.
  • Daily expert guidance on every ad campaign and sales call. Your child is not spending your money alone in a room.
  • Placement guidance pipeline — if they decide to move on, our HR network gives them interview access with real employers. Success depends on their effort; the access is ours to give.
The safety net

"What if my child decides this isn't for them?"

If, after 60 days, your child decides not to continue as an entrepreneur, they still walk away having:

  • ✓ Built and launched a live e-commerce website (portfolio asset)
  • ✓ Deployed a real ₹5,000 ad budget on Meta + Google (real skill, not a certificate)
  • ✓ Practised direct-to-consumer sales calls (a skill 90% of freshers don't have)
  • ✓ Received job guidance and interview access through our HR network (not a job guarantee — but a real doorway)
Parent Q&A

The five things every parent asks us.

Is this safe for my child, legally?
Yes. The proprietorship is filed under your (or a guardian's) documentation if the student is under 18 — that's exactly how India's small-business law is structured. Your child runs the business day-to-day; the legal signatory is an adult. Everything is above-board.
Where does the ₹10,000 go? Any hidden costs?
₹5,000 is the course fee (covers program, mentors, brand pack, GST filing). ₹5,000 is a rolling ad budget your child spends under our guidance. The only other cost is a domain name (~₹700/year), which your child buys directly from a domain registrar. That's the entire financial commitment.
Won't this distract them from studies?
The program runs about 2 hour a day on weekdays and adds a Saturday-Sunday workshop. It's designed to work around school and college schedules — many students say it improves their focus, because for the first time they see school and business informing each other.
What if the business doesn't make money?
Two things. First, our ad guidance is designed to get students to their first sale by days 30–45 — this isn't a coin flip. Second, even in the worst case, the maximum exposure is ₹10,000 and your child walks out with real experience + placement guidance. There is no scenario where they end 60 days with nothing. But we want to be honest: results depend on your child's willingness to apply what we teach them.
Do you guarantee a job at the end?
No. We guarantee guidance — interview prep, resume workshops, and interview access via our HR network. Whether your child lands a job depends on their effort in interviews and on their own capability. What we can promise: the door will be opened. Walking through it is theirs.
Can I speak to someone before we decide?
Absolutely — and we prefer it. Book a free 30-minute info session and bring your child. Our team will walk through the roadmap, show you a full ledger from previous students, and answer everything in one call. Email info@techtatwa.in or WhatsApp +91 97178 47183.

Talk to us first. It's free.

30-minute info session. Bring your child. Ask everything.