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Make In India Certificate

The Make in India Certificate is a document that shows a product is made or manufactured in India. This certification is awarded to businesses that comply with the guidelines of the Make in India initiative, launched by the Indian Government in 2014

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What is the Make in India Certificate?

The Make in India Certificate is a document that shows a product is made or manufactured in India. This certification is awarded to businesses that comply with the guidelines of the Make in India initiative, launched by the Indian Government in 2014 to promote local manufacturing and support the Indian economy.

This certificate helps companies show that their products are made in India, which can be useful for getting government projects, tenders, or for building trust with Indian customers. These declarations are often checked and verified by third-party agencies like QCI (Quality Council of India) or other approved agencies, especially when applying for government projects or tenders.

Note:The Make in India Certificate is not an official certificate issued by the Government of India. Instead, businesses submit self-declarations or local content certificates under the PPP-MII policy (Public Procurement - Make in India).

Requirements

Eligibility Criteria

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They are given first preference in government contracts and tenders.

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Most public sector projects encourage purchases only from Class-I suppliers.

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To qualify, businesses must show proper records like bills, raw material sources, and manufacturing details.

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They are allowed to participate in government tenders, but only if Class-I suppliers are not available or dont meet the requirement.

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They must still prove their Indian content with the right documents and certificates.

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They are usually not eligible for benefits under the Make in India program.

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In most cases, they cannot bid for government tenders focused on Indian-made goods.

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For contracts below Rs. 10 crores, businesses can give a self-certificate.

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For contracts above Rs. 10 crores, they need a certificate from a statutory auditor or cost auditor.

Paperwork

Documents Required

GST Registration Certificate
Udyam/MSME Registration
Company Incorporation Certificate (CIN)
PAN Card of the business
Step by Step

Registration Process

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Step 1: Choose the Product You Want to Certify

Start by identifying the specific product or group of products for which you want the certificate. Make sure these products are genuinely manufactured, assembled, or processed in India. You can apply for one product or multiple products, depending on your business operations.

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Step 2: Understand the Local Content Requirement

Before applying, it is important to know how much of your product is made in India. This is called your Local Content Percentage. The government has set three categories based on this:

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Step 3: Calculate the Local Content

To find out your local content, you need to calculate the percentage of Indian value added to your product. Use this simple formula:

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Step 4: Prepare the Necessary Documents

Once you have your local content percentage, gather all the documents needed to support your application. These include:

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Step 5: Fill Out the Application Form

Get the official Make in India Certificate application form from an authorized body such as the Quality Council of India (QCI) or another approved certification agency. Fill in your business details, product name, manufacturing location, and calculated local content percentage. Double-check all information before submitting.

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Step 6: Submit the Application to the Agency

Once your form and documents are ready, submit them to the certifying authority. Some agencies allow online submissions through their portal, while others may require offline/physical submission. Follow the instructions given by the specific agency you are applying through.

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Step 7: Await Verification and Inspection

After submission, the agency will review your documents. In many cases, they may also conduct a physical inspection of your factory or manufacturing unit to confirm that production is taking place in India as claimed. They will verify your processes, raw materials, machines, workforce, and records.

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Step 8: Receive Your Make in India Certificate

If your application is approved after verification, the agency will issue your Make in India Certificate. This document officially certifies that your product meets the required Indian content standards. You can now use this certificate for participating in government tenders, supplying to public sector companies, and promoting your product as "Made in India".

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Fees & Charges

Fee ComponentAmount
CA Certification ChargesCost for getting local content verified by a CA
Document Preparation FeeCharges for application and document compilation
Government Processing FeeAs of now, there is no specific government fee
Service Provider/Consultant FeeIf applying through a third-party agency like Your Professionals
Benefits

Key Advantages

1. Helps in Government Tenders

Many government departments and public sector companies prefer to buy from Indian manufacturers. With this certificate, you can apply for such tenders more easily and get better chances of winning.

2. Builds Customer Trust

When people see that your product is certified as "Made in India", they are more likely to trust and buy from you. It shows that you support Indian jobs and local growth.

3. Improves Brand Image

Having this certificate makes your brand look more professional and reliable. It helps your business stand out, especially if you are in a competitive market.

4. Support in Public Procurement

Under government rules, Class-I Local Suppliers get priority in public projects and contracts. This can lead to more orders and long-term business opportunities.

5. Access to More Business Opportunities

Many private and international companies also prefer working with Indian-certified suppliers. The certificate can help you get more business partnerships and grow faster.

6. Shows Commitment to Atmanirbhar Bharat

This certificate proves that your business supports Indias mission of becoming self-reliant (Atmanirbhar Bharat). It shows that you are helping grow the Indian economy.

7. Marketing Advantage

You can proudly display the "Make in India" tag in your ads, product packaging, website, and social media. It gives a positive impression and can help increase your sales.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

No, the Make in India Certificate is not directly issued by the government. It is usually issued by authorized certifying bodies, like the Quality Council of India (QCI) or other approved agencies. However, it is recognized and accepted by various government departments.
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