NIC Cohort 15 Now Accepting Applications for Startups in Mobility, Logistics, Fintech, and On-Demand Services

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National Incubation Center (NIC) Pakistan has announced that applications for Cohort 15 are now open, inviting startups that are addressing real-world challenges in mobility, logistics, fintech, and on-demand services. The program aims to identify and support early-stage entrepreneurs who are ready to take their ideas to the next level, providing them with mentorship, funding, and access to a growing network of industry experts and partners.

Drawing inspiration from successful journeys such as Bykea, NIC encourages founders solving practical problems to leverage the incubation program to accelerate growth and scale their businesses. By providing structured support and resources, Cohort 15 aims to help startups refine business models, validate solutions, and connect with investors and enterprise partners.

Startups selected for Cohort 15 will benefit from NIC’s ecosystem, which includes tailored mentorship, technical guidance, operational support, and opportunities to showcase their solutions to local and international stakeholders. The program emphasizes turning validated ideas into scalable businesses capable of making measurable impact across Pakistan and beyond.

Entrepreneurs interested in joining Cohort 15 can apply through the official application link: bit.ly/NICCohort15. NIC Pakistan encourages all eligible startups to submit applications early and take advantage of this opportunity to accelerate their growth journey.

By targeting sectors that solve pressing challenges in mobility, logistics, fintech, and on-demand services, Cohort 15 reflects NIC’s focus on fostering innovation that directly contributes to economic growth, efficiency, and improved services across the country. The launch of this cohort reinforces NIC Pakistan’s position as a leading platform for startup acceleration and ecosystem development.

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