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Q: What is the difference between a Class-I and a Class-II local supplier?

A Class-I Local Supplier is a business that uses 50% or more Indian content in its product. A Class-II Local Supplier uses between 20% to 50% Indian content. Class-I suppliers get more preference in tenders and government projects.

Q: Is the MII certificate mandatory to sell on the GeM portal?

No, it is not mandatory, but highly recommended. Having a Make in India Certificate increases your chances of getting selected in tenders on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM). It proves your product is truly made in India.

Q: How much does it cost to get a Make in India certificate?

The cost depends on the certifying agency and the complexity of your product. On average, it may range from Rs. 5,000 to Rs. 15,000 or more, including CA certification and documentation charges.

Q: Do I need a CA certificate for every tender?

Yes, in most cases, you will need a Chartered Accountant (CA) certificate to declare your local content percentage. Some tenders may require fresh CA certificates for each application to ensure updated information.

Q: What is the validity of the Make in India self-certification?

The validity depends on the agency but is usually 1 to 3 years. Some tenders may ask for updated certificates if the older one is about to expire.

Q: Can a foreign company with a manufacturing unit in India apply?

Yes, if the product is manufactured in India, a foreign company can apply for the certificate. The local content must still meet the required percentage (20% or more) to qualify.

Q: What are the penalties if my local content calculation is found to be incorrect?

If your declared content is found false during inspection, your certificate may be cancelled, and your company can be banned from tenders. There may also be legal penalties depending on the tender conditions.

Q: Is this certificate the same as getting permission to use the "Make in India" logo?

No, the Make in India Certificate and the "Make in India" logo usage are different. To use the official logo, you need separate permission from the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT).

Q: Is there a separate Make in India registration certificate?

The term 'Make in India registration certificate' typically refers to the self-certificate or CA-verified certificate of local content required under the PPP-MII policy. It's not a standalone registration but rather a declaration or certification for procurement purposes.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is the Make in India Certificate issued by the government?

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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.

What is the difference between a Class-I and a Class-II local supplier?

Is the MII certificate mandatory to sell on the GeM portal?

How much does it cost to get a Make in India certificate?

Do I need a CA certificate for every tender?

What is the validity of the Make in India self-certification?

Can a foreign company with a manufacturing unit in India apply?

What are the penalties if my local content calculation is found to be incorrect?

Is this certificate the same as getting permission to use the "Make in India" logo?

Is there a separate Make in India registration certificate?

What is a Make in India specific authorisation certificate?

Is this the same as a quality certification?

Why Choose RegisterKaro for the Make in India Certification?

Getting a Make in India Certificate can be tricky if you’re doing it alone. RegisterKaro makes the process simple, fast, and stress-free.

Expert Help to Calculate Local Content: Our experts simplify the local content calculation, ensuring you accurately determine your supplier class (Class-I or Class-II).
Easy Documentation and No Mistakes: We help you collect all the needed papers like bills, cost sheets, and product details. Our experts fill out the form correctly so there are no errors or delays.
Quick CA Certificate Support: We facilitate quick CA certifications from our network of trusted professionals, a key requirement for your application.
Full Support for GeM and Tenders: After getting the certificate, we help you register on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) and guide you in using it for tenders and public projects.

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