As part of the deal, T-Hub will be leveraging its expertise in shortlisting 20 start-ups through existing network of both the organisations, according to Eric Alexander, Head of Business, Uber Asia.
T-Hub will invite startups to apply for the UberExchange programme through an online application process and encourage participation and representation from startups across the country, Alexander said.
"One of the most important things for entrepreneurs is to surround themselves with experienced mentors who understand what they are going through and who can provide the right guidance and support," he said.
On surge pricing, Alexander said they are in touch with state governments and other agencies on regulatory issues.
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