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We all know that MSME or the Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises sector constitutes a significant part of the Indian economy. It employs nearly 25% of the non-agricultural workforce of the nation. MSMEs offer the opportunity to equitably distribute national wealth and income while industrialising rural areas.
The Indian MSME landscape is considerably changing owing to the global economic advancements. In a bid to facilitate the growth of MSMEs, the government established NSIC MSME, which stands for National Small Industries Corporation under the Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises.
NSIC is a government of India certified enterprise. Its mission is to support and promote MSMEs throughout the country by offering them integrated support services. It works in close contact with MSMEs with the help of its presence in the form of technical centres and offices across different locations.
NSIC has a set of exclusive schemes that are tailor-made to provide them with a competitive position in the financial market. These integrated services or NSIC subsidy schemes can fall under the marketing, finance, technology, and other support services category.
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The primary objectives of the National Small Industries Corporation (NSIC) include:
1. Promoting, supporting, and fostering the growth of businesses by creating business opportunities.
2. Upgrading skill of existing and new employees.
3. Increasing profitability of the business by enhancing business productivity and efficiency.
4. Facilitating access to credit, technology, and market opportunities.
NSIC plays a pivotal role in empowering small businesses through-
1. Financial support: NSIC runs various schemes to offer financial assistance to MSMEs for various purposes, including sourcing raw material from within and outside the country, fulfilling working capital needs, and so on.
2. Marketing assistance: NSIC aids business in marketing for their ventures.
3. Entrepreneurial training: NSIC provides entrepreneurship training to budding entrepreneurs and unemployed individuals to encourage new business opportunities.
4. Technological support: Eligible individuals can access technical services through NSIC Technical Services Centres and other centres established across the country.
5. Single point registration: NSIC registers MSMEs under the Single Point Registration Scheme that allows them to share tender for government procurement.
NSIC registration provides a range of advantages for small businesses including,
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Here’s how you can register for the NSIC scheme-
1. Fill in the application form for NSIC and submit it by paying the registration fees and uploading the required documents.
2. The documents will be verified by the Nodal officer. If there is a discrepancy, the applicant will be informed.
3. After verification of documents by the Nodal officer, they will be forwarded to the inspecting agencies.
4. After approval from the inspecting agency, a report will be generated and the NSIC registration certificate will be issued.
The NSIC registration fees varies based on the annual turnover of the business-
If the business turnover is less than Rs. 1 crore-
If the business turnover is more than Rs. 1 crore
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