The Delhi Government is launching a start-up policy to help students who have excellent ideas and want to start their own businesses, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday.

Addressing the convocation ceremony of Ambedkar University, the Chief Minister wished the students luck for a bright future ahead.

Kejriwal informed the students about the various policies of the Government to aid students in various fields.

"Everybody should have the target of being a job provider. It is important to get a job for the initial few years to gain experience but you should think about creating jobs for the people and youth of the country," he said.

Addressing the students and the faculty of the AUD, Kejriwal said, "Being awarded with a degree is a very significant event in a person's life. It is when a person transitions from one phase to another from a student's life to somebody who is more responsible, who will look for a job earn well to support their families and have a family of his own.

"This is a very important transition. In the coming times, the students passing out of this university and other colleges and universities have to bear the responsibility of the nation in different fields. I am sure out of the students passing out today, those who wish to go for higher studies can avail the scheme of the Delhi government, where the government offers loans to the students who have financial difficulty," he said.

Kejriwal said, "The students who would want to get into business now or after few months, I would want to tell them that we are bringing a start up policy to aid you all. I know many students who want to do business, they have excellent business ideas, but they do not now how to take the first step, who to take advice from and how to arrange for finances and loans.

"We are bringing a comprehensive startup policy for such students. We will provide legal and technical guidance and aid the students in getting loans and subsidies to help them implement a business idea," said the CM.