• Companies and cores that are in the early stages of product conceptual design.

• Companies and cores whose central idea or final product is general, vague and unclear.

• Companies and cores that are based on individuals and are unable to have at least 2 full-time experts in a specialized field related to the central idea.

• Companies and cores whose main activity is around the subject of education (providing and holding short-term training courses).

• Companies and cores active in the general fields of information and communication technology.

• Companies and cores whose central idea is only to launch an internet base.

• Companies and cores whose activity is only commercial.

• Companies that cannot provide the university president’s agreement that the faculty member’s shareholding is correct.