Sure you would be thinking that entrepreneurship cannot be learned inside the gates of a university – so how does it matter which university do you attend. If someone has the ability to make a great product in his/her life – that person is going to do it anyway. Maybe! But entrepreneurship is a skill that is learnt slowly, with time. The last generation of successful entrepreneurs was no wonder dominated by college dropouts – but that time is changing now. Today’s entrepreneurs need to be much more than being an innovative individual. They are required to be researchers, intellectuals – in their respective field. And that is why institutions like BITS and IIT have started their own incubation centres with independent e-cells to encourage students to startup. So, if you want to be the next Mark Zuckerberg which university should you attend? Here’re top 7 options looking at the kind of Alumni (and dropouts) they have given to the world:

3) Stanford University

Brian Acton (Whatsapp), Sergey Brin (Google), Reid Hoffman (Linkedin), William Hewlett (Hewlett Packard) David Packard ( Hewlett Packard), Jawed Karim (YouTube), Kevin Systrom (Instagram), Mukesh Ambani (Reliance Industries), Peter thiel (Venture Capitalist and co-founder, PayPal), Larry Page (Google)

4) Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Tom Leighton (Akamai Technologies), Danny Lewin (Akamai Technologies), Jonah Peretti (The Huffington Post), Amar Bose (Bose Technologies)