International Journal of Agriculture Extension and Social Development

author(s)
Pavan Kumar Kumawat, Akriti Sharma, Shalini Singh, Shubho Paul, Sukhendu Nandi, Subrata Barman, Anand Pratap Singh and Srinatha TN

abstract
In the rapid evolving landscape of global entrepreneurship, start-ups across different continents are shaping the future of various industries with innovations. Startups are essential to the search for innovative solutions to the climate emergency. The issue is that startups typically don't last long enough to be successful. Hence we attempted to identify the performance determinants of start-ups in different continents. In this paper we used data from web of science, Scopus, and ProQuest using different search strings. Through advanced search we found 14404 studies out of them 71 studies satisfied our inclusion-exclusion criteria. From these 71 studies from different continents we conducted a systematic literature review to identify the performance determinants of start-ups using NviVo-14 software, while the answer of frequently faced problem or questions were given based on the generalization of all these studies. Based on our results we found that product market fit was most dominating factor to perform in start-up business, so the co-founder should emphasized on developing the good product-market-fit in the early stage of start-up venture? This study might help the new co-founder of different countries to learn how to start the novel business and it would contribute to develop suitable strategy to perform well.