The US economy grew significantly as a result of the expansion of the computer and semiconductor industries, which was primarily made possible by venture capital. The seeds for the current IT revolution were laid in the 1950s and 1960s in USA. Notably, the Silicon Valley computer revolution coincided with the beginning of the venture capital business in the United States. The ARDC, the first venture capital firm to be successful, was founded by George Doriot. It made its initial investment of US $1400 million in Digital Equipment Corporation, which experienced incredible growth in terms of sales, workforce size, and share market value.The emergence of large-scale integration significantly decreased the cost of computer chips, which helped to build venture capital firms as well as the computer industry. capital sector. Venture capitalists play a variety of roles in the growth of companies. They provide their experience and knowledge and add value by offering strategic and operational guidance, syndicating, marketing, hiring board members and employees, monitoring financial performance, and assisting their portfolio firms in attracting other sources of financing. They also assist in building a distribution network and attracting top-tier management. They are knowledgeable about every stage of a business's life cycle, from founding to expanding, going public, or being bought out as a venture entrepreneur. The traditional Silicon Valley paradigm is no longer applicable to the way the VC/PE sector is developing in India today. The wise capital is flowing to places that are far from what anyone would have predicted. The current study shows that the industries that drew the most investment during the year (2016) were IT and ITES, customer-related, and financials.