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Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises - Development Commissioner

MSME Technology Centres, Tool Rooms and Extension Centres

Technology Centre technical, training and incubation access

Technology & enterprise support Technology support Open year-round
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What it is

Improve MSME competitiveness and local capability by connecting businesses and skill seekers to Technology Centre expertise, equipment, training, incubation and advisory services.

What you get

  • Technology Centre technical, training and incubation access

Who it is for

  • the requested service must be offered by a relevant Technology Centre or Extension Centre
  • the business or participant must satisfy the selected centre's service, training, sector, location and documentation requirements
  • centre capacity, fees, concessions and local programme schedule must be confirmed directly
  • institutional establishment and expansion targets do not create an automatic business grant or service entitlement
MicroSmallMediumStartupSkill seekerEntrepreneurPre startStartOperateGrowthExpansionManufacturingEngineeringElectronicsAutomotiveFoundry forgingFragrance flavourGlassSports goodsFootwearElectrical instrumentsGeneral engineeringIndia

How to apply

  1. 1
    Identify the relevant centre and service

    Use the official Technology Centre directory and sector information to shortlist a centre that can provide the required technical, training, incubation or advisory support.

    Official step
  2. 2
    Check current capacity and terms

    Confirm the selected centre's service availability, fee, concession, eligibility, documents, schedule and expected deliverables directly from the official centre route.

    Official step
  3. 3
    Apply or register through the centre

    Use the centre's official service, training or incubation route and retain acknowledgement, payment/concession, project and completion records.

    Official step

Keep ready

Business or participant fit for a selected Technology Centre service