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Pratham Mittal Joins Shark Tank India 5
Pratham Mittal, who started Tetr College of Business and Masters’ Union, is joining Shark Tank India 5.
The show starts on January 5, 2026.
He will be part of the Campus Special episodes to help young entrepreneurs.
In an interview, he said that reality TV can be very harsh, especially for young people trying new things.
He wants to be a positive voice and give feedback instead of criticism.
He believes entrepreneurs need support, not just criticism, because they are taking big risks by starting something new.
Pratham Mittal, founder of Tetr College of Business and Masters’ Union, joins Shark Tank India 5.
The show premieres on January 5, 2026, with new and existing panel members.
Mittal will focus on Campus Special episodes to support student entrepreneurship.
He believes reality TV can be ruthless and aims to bring a positive, supportive voice.
Mittal emphasizes the need for constructive feedback rather than criticism for young entrepreneurs.
- Who
- Pratham Mittal, founder of Tetr College of Business and Masters’ Union
- What
- Joining Shark Tank India 5 as a new shark
- Where
- Shark Tank India 5
- When
- Premiere date is January 5, 2026
- Why
- To champion student entrepreneurship and bring a positive voice to the show
Key facts
- Premiere Date
- January 5, 2026
- New Shark
- Pratham Mittal
- Role
- Founder of Tetr College of Business and Masters’ Union
- Focus
- Campus Special episodes
- Objective
- Championing student entrepreneurship
- Interview Source
- Hindustan Times
Quotes
Pratham Mittal
Founder of Tetr College of Business and Masters’ Union, and a new shark on Shark Tank India 5
“You can’t be overtly critical of someone so young. Even if they make mistakes, they need to be told it’s okay instead of putting them down. I feel that reality TV is very ruthless. We need to bring more heart into it, and I hope I can be that positive voice. Right now, the narrative towards entrepreneurship is a little critical, and that makes me uncomfortable. I mean, this person has left their job to try something new. They need feedback, not criticism.”
indianexpress.com
