Yes, participants who successfully complete the program will receive certification and recognition from GEC. This can be a valuable addition to your resume.

The GEC Mentorship Program is typically free for eligible participants.

You will receive the approved funding before the execution of your social initiative. The funds will be provided after your idea is approved and is ready to be implemented. This approach ensures that you have the necessary resources in place to carry out your project effectively.

Yes, GEC encourages teams to submit multiple ideas. However, a team should be willing to commit to executing all the ideas they submit if they are approved. This approach allows teams to explore a variety of potential initiatives and contribute to a broader range of social impact projects.

Mentors and mentees are carefully matched by the GEC team based on their profiles, education backgrounds, and specific mentoring needs. The aim is to create productive and effective mentorship relationships.

Yes, it is mandatory to submit bills for all materials purchased as part of your initiative. All bills should be in the name of the nominated team member who received the funds for the project. Proper documentation of expenses ensures transparency and responsible use of the allocated funds.

GEC recognizes that acts of kindness and social responsibilities do not always require financial support. To encourage teams to explore a wider range of options, each team is provided with funding of up to Rs1000/- to execute their ideas. Teams are asked to submit budget estimations based on their project's needs, and funding is granted based on the evaluation of these estimations, with each team eligible for up to Rs1000/- per team/idea. This approach allows teams to have flexibility in implementing their initiatives while ensuring responsible use of funds.

Mentors in the program provide career guidance, share industry insights, and offer support to help you achieve your goals. They may also offer real-world exposure to help you gain practical experience.

If you need to withdraw from the program for any reason, please communicate this with the GEC team as soon as possible. They will guide you through the necessary steps.

GEC is committed to this program as an expression of our social responsibility. We believe in the power of engineering and passionate individuals to make a positive impact on society. By providing mentorship, guidance, and funding to engineering students, we aim to empower them to contribute to their communities and the world at large. It aligns with our mission to promote social responsibility and the betterment of society through the engineering community.

We strongly recommend that you do not exceed the approved budget for your initiative. If the situation arises where the initiative requires a higher budget, please reach out to the GEC team before spending any additional amount. Communication with the team is essential to ensure responsible budget management. If there is a surplus or leftover budget from your initiative, kindly inform the GEC team. They will provide guidance on the appropriate steps to take regarding the remaining funds.

Maintaining contact with your mentor after the program is encouraged, as long as both parties are willing. Networking and building long-term professional relationships can be valuable.

For more information or inquiries, you can visit the GEC website or reach out to the GEC team via info@globalengineersconnect.com

Each team typically consists of three participants. However, if you wish to have a team with fewer or more members, it's essential to obtain prior approval from the GEC team by contacting info@globalengineersconnect.com before forming your team.

GEC requests each team to nominate one designated team member to whom funds will be transferred. The transfer can be facilitated through GPay, UPI ID, or a designated bank account. This nominated team member will be responsible for managing and allocating the funds as needed for the execution of the approved initiative.

Mentees are expected to actively engage in the mentorship relationship, attend scheduled sessions, and respect their mentor's time and expertise. They should also commit to making a positive impact in society and follow program guidelines.

The program is open to engineering students who are enthusiastic about making a positive impact on society and seeking guidance from global mentors.

The program typically offers 2 - 4 months of dedicated support, followed by ad hoc support as needed. GEC officially closes each cohort's mentorship program after the initial 4-month period.

The GEC Mentorship Program is an initiative designed for engineering students who are passionate about contributing to society. It pairs them with experienced global mentors to support their career journey, provide guidance, and offer real-world exposure.

GEC's selection team will meticulously assess your proposal based on several factors, including: social impact, feasibility and risk factors if associated

While the primary focus is on serving underprivileged communities, GEC recognizes the importance of broader and impactful ideas. If you have a proposal outside of the underprivileged community category, we encourage you to reach out to our team at info@globalengineersconnect.com to discuss your proposal further and explore opportunities for your chosen category. We value diverse and impactful initiatives.