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Form MGT-7A: Simplified Annual Return Filing for OPCs and Small Companies

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In India, compliance with the Companies Act, 2013, is a critical responsibility for all registered companies. The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) mandates the filing of annual returns to ensure transparency and accountability in corporate governance. To ease the compliance burden on smaller entities, the MCA introduced Form MGT-7A, a simplified version of the annual return form tailored for One Person Companies (OPCs) and small companies. This blog post provides a comprehensive overview of Form MGT-7A, its applicability, key features, filing process, due dates, and penalties for non-compliance, written from the perspective of a Company Secretary in India.

What is Form MGT-7A?

Form MGT-7A is an abridged annual return form introduced under the Companies (Management and Administration) Amendment Rules, 2021, effective from the financial year 2020-21. It is designed specifically for One Person Companies (OPCs) and small companies, as defined under Section 2(85) of the Companies Act, 2013. Unlike the more comprehensive Form MGT-7, which is mandatory for other companies, Form MGT-7A requires fewer details, making compliance simpler and less resource-intensive for smaller entities.

Definition of a Small Company

As per Section 2(85) of the Companies Act, 2013, a small company is a company (other than a public company) that meets the following criteria:

  • Paid-up share capital: Not exceeding ₹2 crore (or a higher amount as specified, up to ₹10 crore).
  • Turnover: Not exceeding ₹40 crore (or a higher amount as specified, up to ₹100 crore).

However, a company is not considered a small company if it is:

  • A holding or subsidiary company.
  • A company registered under Section 8 (non-profit organizations).
  • A company governed by a special act.

OPCs, by their nature, are single-member companies and are also eligible to file Form MGT-7A.

Key Features of Form MGT-7A

Form MGT-7A is designed to reduce the compliance burden on OPCs and small companies by requiring less detailed information compared to Form MGT-7. The key features include:

  1. Simplified Format: Unlike Form MGT-7, which requires extensive details about directors, key managerial personnel (KMP), and remuneration, Form MGT-7A focuses on essential information, making it easier to complete.
  2. No Mandatory Company Secretary Certification: For OPCs and small companies, Form MGT-7A does not require certification by a practicing Company Secretary. It can be signed using the Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) of a director.
  3. Key Information Required: The form captures the following details as of the close of the financial year:
    • Registered office details, Corporate Identification Number (CIN), Permanent Account Number (PAN), and principal business activities.
    • Particulars of associate companies (including joint ventures).
    • Details of shares, debentures, and other securities, along with the shareholding pattern.
    • Details of members, promoters, and debenture-holders, including changes since the previous financial year.
    • Details of meetings of members (for small companies), the board, and its committees, along with attendance records.
    • Details of penalties or punishments imposed on the company, its directors, or officers, and any appeals made.
    • Certification of compliances and disclosures as prescribed.
  4. Exemptions from Certain Disclosures: Unlike Form MGT-7, Form MGT-7A does not require details such as:
    • Composition of the board of directors or KMP.
    • Remuneration details of directors or KMP.
    • Detailed shareholder information (now submitted via an Excel template as of recent updates).
  5. Recent Updates (Effective July 14, 2025): The MCA has introduced changes to Form MGT-7A under the Companies (Management and Administration) Amendment Rules, 2025. These include:
    • Submission of shareholder and debenture-holder lists via a standardized Excel template.
    • A new section for gender-wise shareholder data.
    • A mandatory photograph of the registered office showing the external building and company name, as per Section 12 requirements.
    • Integration of Form MGT-8 fields for applicable companies, eliminating separate PDF uploads.

Applicability of Form MGT-7A

Form MGT-7A is mandatory for:

  • One Person Companies (OPCs): Single-member companies incorporated under the Companies Act, 2013.
  • Small Companies: Companies meeting the paid-up capital and turnover criteria mentioned above.

All other companies, including private limited companies, public companies, and listed companies, must file Form MGT-7. Additionally, listed companies or companies with a paid-up share capital of ₹10 crore or more or a turnover of ₹50 crore or more must have their Form MGT-7 certified by a practicing Company Secretary in Form MGT-8.

Filing Process for Form MGT-7A

Filing Form MGT-7A is a straightforward process that can be completed electronically via the MCA portal. Below are the steps to file Form MGT-7A:

  1. Download the Form: Access Form MGT-7A from the MCA portal under the “Annual Filing e-Forms” category.
  2. Fill in the Details: Provide the required information, including:
    • Company registration details (CIN, PAN, registered office address).
    • Principal business activities.
    • Details of shares, debentures, and shareholding patterns.
    • Details of meetings, penalties, and compliance certifications.
    • For FY 2024-25 onwards, upload shareholder and debenture-holder details via the prescribed Excel template and attach a photograph of the registered office.
  3. Attach Required Documents: The following documents must be attached:
    • List of shareholders and debenture-holders (via Excel template).
    • List of directors.
    • Approval letter for any extension of the Annual General Meeting (AGM), if applicable.
    • Optional attachments, as needed.
  4. Digital Signature: The form must be digitally signed by a director of the company using a valid DSC and Director Identification Number (DIN). No Company Secretary certification is required unless specified for certain cases.
  5. Pre-Scrutiny Check: Use the “Pre-Scrutiny” button on the MCA portal to validate the form for technical errors. Rectify any issues before proceeding.
  6. Upload and Pay Fees: Log in to the MCA portal, upload the validated form under the “Upload e-Forms” section, and pay the prescribed filing fee. The fee varies based on the company’s nominal share capital:
    • Less than ₹1 lakh: ₹200
    • ₹1 lakh to ₹5 lakh: ₹300
    • ₹5 lakh to ₹25 lakh: ₹400
    • ₹25 lakh to ₹1 crore: ₹500
    • Above ₹1 crore: ₹600
  7. SRN Generation: Upon successful submission, a Service Request Number (SRN) is generated for tracking purposes. A challan detailing the fee payment is also issued.
  8. Acknowledgment: After processing by the Registrar of Companies (ROC), an acknowledgment is sent to the company’s official email address.

Due Dates for Filing Form MGT-7A

  • For Small Companies: Form MGT-7A must be filed within 60 days from the date of the Annual General Meeting (AGM). The AGM must be held on or before September 30 following the close of the financial year (March 31). Thus, the due date is typically November 29 each year.
  • For OPCs: The due date is within 60 days from the expiry of 180 days from the close of the financial year. For example, for the financial year ending March 31, 2025, the 180-day period ends on September 27, 2025, making the filing due by November 26, 2025.

If the AGM is not held, the form must be filed within 60 days from the date the AGM should have been held.

Penalties for Non-Compliance

Non-compliance with the filing of Form MGT-7A attracts significant penalties under the Companies Act, 2013. Since 2018, the penalty for delayed filing has been set at ₹100 per day of default, with no upper limit. This applies to both the company and its officers in default. Additionally, failure to file may lead to:

  • Adverse impact on the company’s compliance record.
  • Difficulty in obtaining approvals or engaging in certain business activities.
  • Potential disqualification of directors under Section 164(2) of the Companies Act, 2013.

To avoid hefty penalties, OPCs and small companies must ensure timely and accurate filing of Form MGT-7A.

Recent Amendments (Effective July 14, 2025)

The MCA’s notification dated May 30, 2025, introduced key changes to Form MGT-7A to enhance filing accuracy and transparency:

  • Excel Template for Shareholder Data: Shareholder and debenture-holder details must now be submitted via a standardized Excel template, similar to PAS-3 filings, ensuring uniformity and ease of processing.
  • Gender-Wise Shareholder Data: A new section requires companies to provide gender-wise shareholder information, promoting demographic transparency.
  • Registered Office Photograph: Companies must attach a photograph of the registered office showing the external building and company name, aligning with Section 12 requirements.
  • Integration of Form MGT-8: For applicable companies, Form MGT-8 fields are now integrated into Form MGT-7A, eliminating the need for separate PDF uploads.
  • Support for CIRP/Liquidation: Companies undergoing Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) or liquidation can now file Form MGT-7A directly via the MCA V3 portal.

These updates, effective for filings related to the financial year ending March 31, 2025, aim to streamline compliance and improve data accuracy.

Importance of Form MGT-7A

Form MGT-7A serves as a critical tool for maintaining transparency and accountability in OPCs and small companies. It provides stakeholders, including shareholders, creditors, and potential investors, with essential information about the company’s operations, governance, and financial health. Key benefits include:

  • Regulatory Compliance: Ensures adherence to the Companies Act, 2013, and MCA regulations.
  • Transparency: Provides a snapshot of the company’s non-financial health, ownership structure, and management.
  • Ease of Compliance: The simplified format reduces the administrative burden on small companies and OPCs.
  • Stakeholder Confidence: Accurate and timely filing enhances trust among investors, regulators, and other stakeholders.

Practical Tips for Company Secretaries

As a Company Secretary, ensuring seamless compliance with Form MGT-7A requires careful planning and attention to detail. Here are some practical tips:

  1. Verify Eligibility: Confirm that the company qualifies as an OPC or small company based on the latest paid-up capital and turnover thresholds.
  2. Use the MCA Help Kit: Leverage the MGT-7A help kit on the MCA portal for guidance on filling out the form accurately.
  3. Prepare Documents in Advance: Compile all required documents, including shareholder lists and registered office photographs, before initiating the filing process.
  4. Check for Updates: Stay informed about MCA notifications, such as the recent amendments effective July 14, 2025, to ensure compliance with the latest requirements.
  5. Engage Professionals: While Form MGT-7A does not require Company Secretary certification, engaging a practicing Company Secretary or chartered accountant can ensure error-free filing, especially for companies with complex structures.
  6. Track Deadlines: Use compliance calendars to monitor AGM and filing deadlines to avoid penalties.

Conclusion

Form MGT-7A is a game-changer for OPCs and small companies, offering a simplified and cost-effective way to meet annual return filing requirements under the Companies Act, 2013. By reducing the compliance burden and focusing on essential information, it allows smaller entities to prioritize their core business operations while maintaining transparency and accountability. As a Company Secretary, staying updated on MCA amendments, such as those effective from July 14, 2025, and ensuring timely and accurate filing of Form MGT-7A is crucial for fostering good corporate governance and avoiding penalties. For seamless compliance, consider leveraging professional services or MCA resources to navigate the filing process with confidence.

For further assistance or queries on Form MGT-7A filing, feel free to contact a practicing Company Secretary or visit the MCA portal at www.mca.gov.in.

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How to Add Designated Partner in LLP

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For adding a Partner in LLP following procedure is to be followed as per the Provisions of LLP Act,2008:

Designated Partner in LLP

Designated Partner in LLP

  1. Eligibility Criteria for becoming a Designated Partner in LLP:

    • Only Individual can be appointed as Designated Partner in LLP.
    • The Person wish to appointed as a Designated Partner in LLP must have a Valid Director Identification Number.
    • Director Identification Number may be obtained by Filling FORM DIR-3 available on www.mca.gov.in after completing the form and attaching supporting documents, this form require pre-certification from Practicing Professional i.e. Company Secretary,Chartered Accountant or Cost Accountant. For obtaining Director Identification Number or Professional Certification.
    • After obtaining Director Identification number an individual is eligible for appointment as a Designated Partner.

  2. Procedure to be followed after obtaining Director Identification Number:

    • After obtaining Director Identification number, the proposed Designated Partner is required to intimate his DIN to the LLP.
    • The LLP is than will call a Meeting of Existing Partner for considering the appointment of Proposed Designated Partner. For getting draft of resolution passed in the Meeting and Preparing Minutes of the Meeting .
    • After approval of Existing Partners in duly conveyed Meeting for appointment of Proposed Designated Partner, A supplementary LLP Agreement is required to be made for draft of Supplimentry LLP Agreement .
    • A consent from Proposed Designated Partner is also required to be obtained in prescribed form.

  3. Intimation to Registrar of Companies about Appointment of New Designated Partner:

    • After Appointment of Designated Partner LLP is required to inform concerned Registrar of Companies i.e. in whose jurisdiction Registered office of LLP is situated, In E-FORM LLP-4 available on Www.mca.gov.in, within 30 days of appointment. you may visit Fastlegal for preparation of Forms and Pre Certification by Professional by CS, CA OR CMA
    • LLP is also required to file Supplementary LLP agreement in LLP FORM-3 within 30 days of such Appointment.

Note: Please ensure to file necessary forms within Prescribed time as late fee is Rs.100/- per day for each day of delay which has no upper limit.

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Step by Step Procedure for Private Limited Company Registration in India

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Private Limited Company is the most common incorporated business organisation in India. It limits liability of its members & has a perpetual succession. For starting a Private Limited Company minimum 2 members and directors are required. In this article we provide a comprehensive guide to Private Limited Company registration as per the provisions of Companies Act,2013.

Type of Business Entities for doing business in India :

Private Limited Company :

Private Limited Company is the most popular structure for businesses and startups. Private Limited Company allows outside funding & Foreign Direct Investment easily. Private Limited Companies are required to hold Board Meetings,Register Secured Loans with Ministry of Corporate Affairs,Hold Members Meeting for Important matters,Make complete disclosures about important matters in their Board Report. Due to all these regulatory disclosures and requirements imposed on Private Limited Company by Company Law they tend  to be viewed with more credibility than a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), One Person Company (OPC), or General Partnership.

Limited Liability Partnership:

Limited Liability Partnership is suitable for Service based industry (for example-web designing,architects,doctors etc.). In comparison to general partnerships it limits the liability of its Partners. However, if you’re looking to raise venture capital or attract talent with employee stock options, private limited is the way to go as LLPs cannot easily accommodate it.

Partnership Firm :

General Partnership Firm is thought to have lost its relevance since the introduction of the Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) because its partners have unlimited liability, which means they are personally liable for the debts of the business. However, low costs, ease of setting up and minimal compliance requirements make it a sensible option for some, such as home businesses that are unlikely to take on any debt. Registration is optional for General Partnerships.

Procedure for Incorporation of Private Limited Company

Following are the steps involved in Incorporation of a Private Limited Company in India:

Obtaining Digital Signature: 

Digital Signature is required to sign Incorporation application and other forms for regular compliance needs,It is issued by certifying authority (like Sify,Vsign, Emudra etc.).

Following are the documents required for obtaining Digital Signature for Directors:

1.) For Indian citizens & residents:

a.) Copy of Pan Card

b.) Copy of Driving license/Passport/Aadhar Card/Voters’ Identity Card

c.) Dully filled and signed Digital Signature Form.

2. For Foreign Nationals:

a.) Copy of Notarized or Appostilled Passport if the country is a party to hague convention.

b.) Dully filled and signed Digital Signature Form.

Name Approval Application in E form RUN:

Application for Name approval may be filled using E-FORM RUN . Care must be taken while applying for Name approval, Name of proposed Company must not resemble with an already registered Company and a Registered Trademark or with the mark for registration of which Trademark application has been filled.

We will help you to check the name availability for your new Company.

Preparation of Incorporation Documents:

  • Form INC -9 ( Declaration from First Subscribers and Directors )
  • Form DIR-2 (consent to Act as Director )
  • E MOA
  • E AOA

What is E MOA and E AOA :

  • E MOA is Memorandum of Association of the Company i.e. Constitutional  Document  in which Name of the Company , State of Registered Office of the Company, Main Objects of the company, Share Capital of the Company and Liability of Members are mentioned.
  • E AOA is Articles of Association of the Company i.e. in which Rules and Regulations for governing of the Company is mentioned.

Our Team will help you to get your E MOA and AOA drafting as your requirements.

Shareholding (Ownership)  in the Proposed Company , how it is decided :

In this case if you are two persons starting a New Company it is important that what ownership you will held in the proposed Company , Lets take and Example – We will Incorporate a Private Limited Company which will have Share capital Divided into 10000 Equity Share Shares of Rs. 10 Each in this case We divide 5000 Share each to both the persons , the ownership will be 50-50% for both the persons. Ownership decides the voting rights of members in the proposed Company.

In New Company Share are subscribed by mentioning the no of shares in the Subscription page of MOA of the Company and it is witnessed by  Company Secretary, Chartered Accountant or Cost Accountant in Practice.

Subscribing to Memorandum and Articles of Association:

By subscribing to Memorandum and Articles of Association members agree to become member of Proposed Company. Following are the manner for Subscribing to Memorandum and Articles of Association:

1.) If all the members are Indian resident Individuals:

Subscriber sheets of Moa & Aoa must be signed by respective individuals stating the shares subscribed against their name in Moa Subscriber Sheet.

2. If members include Body Corporate or only Body Corporate are members:

Subscriber Sheet must be signed by nominee of Body Corporate who is authorized by a resolution passed by Board of Directors for subscribing on behalf of Company and other individual subscribers.

3. In case foreigner are members of proposed Company:

 Subscriber Sheet of Moa & Aoa is required to be signed by respective individual or nominee of Body Corporate and must be Notarized by Notary Public of that Country if the country is not a party to Hague convention if that country is a party of Hague convention than it must be appostilled accordingly.

Filling of Incorporation Application to CRC:

Once all the above processes are completed than incorporation application may be filled using the forms available on website of Ministry of Corporate Affairs.

Obtaining DIN and Name Approval can directly be made through SPICE form. GST Registration can also be applied along with Spice form through AGILE.

Opening of Company Bank Account :

It is very much advisable to open a Company Current Bank Account as soon as company is registered, and deposit the subscription money to company bank account .

Filing of Form INC 20A for Commencement of business of Company :

The Company has to file form INC 20 A for Commencement of Business of the Company , Company cannot Commence and exercise borrowing powers if company does not file form INC 20A .

Place your Request for Private Limited Company Registration Online in India

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Guide to Private Limited Company Registration In India

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Private Limited Company is the most common incorporated business organisation in India. It limits liability of its members & has a perpetual succession. For starting a Private Limited Company minimum 2 members and directors are required. In this article we provide a comprehensive guide to Private Limited Company registration as per the provisions of Companies Act,2013.

Overview of Legal Structures For Organizing A Business In India

 Private Limited Company is the most popular structure for businesses and startups. Private Limited Company allows outside funding & Foreign Direct Investment easily. Private Limited Companies are required to hold Board Meetings,Register Secured Loans with Ministry of Corporate Affairs,Hold Members Meeting for Important matters,Make complete disclosures about important matters in their Board Report. Due to all these regulatory disclosures and requirments imposed on Private Limited Company by Company Law they tend  to be viewed with more credibility than a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), One Person Company (OPC), or General Partnership.

Limited Liability Partnership is suitable for Service based industry (for example-web designing,architects,doctors etc.). In comparison to general partnerships it limits the liability of its Partners. However, if you’re looking to raise venture capital or attract talent with employee stock options, private limited is the way to go as LLPs cannot easily accommodate it.

General Partnership Firm is thought to have lost its relevance since the introduction of the Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) because its partners have unlimited liability, which means they are personally liable for the debts of the business. However, low costs, ease of setting up and minimal compliance requirements make it a sensible option for some, such as home businesses that are unlikely to take on any debt. Registration is optional for General Partnerships.

Incorporation of Private Limited Company

Following are the steps involved in Incorporation of a Private Limited Company in India:

Obtaining Digital Signature:

Digital Signature is required to sign Incorporation application and other forms for regular compliance needs,It is issued by certifying authority (like Sify,Tcs etc.). Following are the documents required for obtaining Digital Signature for Directors:

1.) For Indian citizens & residents:

a.) Copy of Pan Card

b.) Copy of Driving license/Passport/Aadhar Card/Voters’ Identity Card

c.) Dully filled and signed Digital Signature Form.

2. For Foreign Nationals:

a.) Copy of Notarized or Appostilled Passport if the country is a party to hague convention.

b.) Dully filled and signed Digital Signature Form.

Director Identification Number and Name Approval:

As per the provisions of Companies Act,2013 every person intends to be appointed as a Director in a Company must have a Director Identification Number (DIN). After obtaining Digital Signature DIN may be obtained easily and quickly by filling E-FORM DIR-3 which require copy of Pan card and Copy of  Copy of Driving license/Passport/Aadhar Card/Voters’ Identity Card as attachments. After completing this Form and attaching relevant documents this form is required to be Digitally Signed by the applicant and must be Certified by a Practicing Company Secretary or Chartered Accountant or Cost Accountant in Whole Time Practice.

After obtaining DIN of at least 2 Directors application for Name approval may be filled using E-FORM INC-1. Care must be taken while applying for Name approval, Name of proposed Company must not resemble with an already registered Company and a Registered Trademark or with the mark for registration of which Trademark application has been filled.

Drafting of Memorandum and Articles of Association of Proposed Company:

Once the name is approved by Registrar of Companies it is available for 60 days which means if you does not file application for Company Incorporation within 60 Days the name is not reserved for you and it is available to public for registration. For Filling application for Incorporation of Company you must have Draft Memorandum and Articles of Association of Proposed Company which are bye laws of Company.

Subscribing to Memorandum and Articles of Association:

By subscribing to Memorandum and Articles of Association members agree to become member of Proposed Company. Following are the manner for Subscribing to Memorandum and Articles of Association:

1.) If all the members are indian resident Individuals: Subscriber sheets of Moa & Aoa must be signed by respective individuals stating the shares subscribed against their name in Moa Subscriber Sheet.

2. If members include Body Corporate or only Body Corporate are members: Subscriber Sheet must be signed by nominee of Body Corporate who is authorized by a resolution passed by Board of Directors for subscribing on behalf of Company and other individual subscribers.

3. In case foreigner are members of proposed Company: Subscriber Sheet of Moa & Aoa is required to be signed by respective individual or nominee of Body Corporate and must be Notarized by Noatary Public of that Country if the country is not a party to hague convention if that country is a party of hague convention than it must be appostilled accordingly.

Filling of Incorporation Application:

Once all the above processes are completed than incorporation application may be filled using the forms available on website of Ministry of Corporate Affairs.

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List of Incubators in India to Obtain Recommendation with Regard to Innovative Nature of Business

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For Registration of an Entity under Startup India  recommendation letter is required to be attached while submitting the registration form , this nature of recommendation with regard to startup may be obtained from any incubator established in post-graduate college in India.

Following are the incubators from which recommendation letter can be obtained with regard to innovative nature of business :

  1. Association for Innovation Development of Entrepreneurship in Agriculture (AIDEA)
  2. IKP Knowledge Park – Life Science Incubator (www.ikpknowledgepark.com)
  3. Agri Business Incubator (http://www.agrisciencepark.icrisat.com)
  4. Technology Business Incubator – UOH (www.uohyd.ernet.in)
  5. International Institute of Information Technology (IIIT – H)
  6. Birla Institute of technology and Science, BITS- Pilani (Hyderabad Campus)
  7. Technology Base Incubator Society (TBIS) (udsctbi.org
  8. Shriram Institute for Industrial Research (A Unit of Shriram Scientific and Industrial Research Foundation) (www.shriraminstitu te.org)
  9. IAN Mentoring and Incubation Services (www.IndianAngel Network.com/incubator)
  10. National Design Business Incubator (NDBI) (http://www.ndbiindi a.org)
  11. CIIIE Initiatives, Centre for Innovation, Incubation and Entrepreneurship (CIIE) (www.ciieindia.org)
  12. Comcubator (www.micaedc.org)
  13. Gujarat Foundation for Entrepreneurial Excellence (GFEE – iCreate)
  14. Venture Studio: Center for Innovative Business Design
  15. Centre for Incubation and Business Acceleration (CIBA)
  16. Society for Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Dairying (www.ndritbi.com)
  17. Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University Technology Business Incubation Center Society (SMVDU TBIC)
  18. TBI – International Centre for Innovation, Technology Transfer and Entrepreneurship (IN-CITE)
  19. Composites Technology Park (www.compositeste chnologypark.com)
  20. E-Health TBI (www.ehealthtbi.co m)
  21. Manipal University Technology Business Incubator (www.mutbimanipal .org)
  22. Technovate
  23. Global Incubation Services (GINSERV) (www.ginserv.in)
  24. National Design Business Incubator (www.ndbiindia.org /www.nid.edu)
  25. Startup Village (startupvillage.in)
  26. TBI (http://nitc.ac.in/nitc /misc/tbi/public_ht ml/index.htm)
  27. Technopark TBI (www.technopark.o rg)
  28. Amrita TBI (www.amritatbi.co m)
  29. College of Engineering, Trivandrum
  30. Amal-Jyothi Rural Technologies Business Incubator (amaljyothi.ac.in)
  31. National Centre for Aerospace Innovation and Research (NCAIR) (www.ncair.in)
  32. Society for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (SINE) (www.sineiitb.org)
  33. MITCON Biotechnology Business Incubation Centre (A Division of MITCON Consultancy Services Ltd.) (www.mitcoinindia. com)
  34. Venture Center (venturecentre.co.i n)
  35. D.K.T.E. Society’s Textile & Engineering Institute
  36. BIL-Ryerson Futures (Zone Startups)(www.zonestartups .com)
  37. KIIT – Technology Business Incubator (www.kiitincubator.i n)
  38. TBI (www.discovery.bit s-pilani.ac.in/tbi/)
  39. Startup Oasis Incubation Center (www.startupoasis.i n)
  40. Sathyabama University – Technology Business Incubator (SU-TBI)
  41. Coimbatore Innovation and Business Incubator (CIBI) (www.kctbs.ac.in)
  42. Nanotechnology Research, Innovation Incubation Centre (psgtech.edu)
  43. TCE-TBI Thiagarajar College of Engineering
  44. IITM – Incubation Cell (http://incubation.iit m.ac.in)
  45. TBI (www.tbi-kec.org)
  46.  VIT- Technology Business Incubator (http://www.vittbi.co m/)
  47. Technology Business Incubator Centre for Biotechnology (www.annauniv.ed)
  48. UOM-TBI (www.unom.ac.in/ta ramanitbi.html)
  49. IITM`s Rural Technology and Business Incubator (RTBI) (www.rtbi.in)
  50. BIT-TBI, Sathyamangalam (tbibit@rediffmail.c om www.bittbi.com)
  51. Periyar Technology Business Incubator (info@periyartbi.org www.periayrtbi.org)
  52. SPEC-TBI (www.spectbi.com)
  53. Vel Tech – Technology Incubator
  54. Agri- Business Development- Tamil Nadu Agricultural University
  55. Adhiyamaan College of Engineering
  56. Villgro Innovations Foundation
  57. Information Technology Business Incubator( ITBI), JSSATE- STEP (http://www.jssstep noida.ord/incubator .as)
  58. Amity Technology Incubator (http://www.amity.e du/aii)
  59. TBI – Krishnapath Incubation Society(tbi@kiet.edu, www.tbikiet.com)
  60. SIDBI Innovation and Incubation Centre (SIIC) (www.iitk.ac.in/siic)
  61. Malviya Centre for Innovation Incubation & Entrepreneurship  (www.mciie.org)
  62. TBI- Graphic Era University
  63. IIM Calcutta Innovation Park (IIP)
  64. Shibpur- TBI
  65. Ekta Incubation Centre (www.technologye mbryo.com)
  66. WBUT
  67. Technology Incubation and Entrepreneurship Society ( TIETS) (www.stepiitkgp.in)

Full List along with address and contact details can be downloaded from Startup_India_List_of_Incubators