Young Rajasthan founders building a startup together
Laghu Udyog MSME workshop — small-business manufacturing in Rajasthan
Pitch day at an iStart incubator with mentors and investors
Government schemes

Every funding programme a young Rajasthan founder can tap

Click a category to filter — each scheme links to its official portal. Numbers reflect the latest publicly available scheme docs.

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Govt of Rajasthan · DoIT&C

Rajasthan Startup Policy 2022 — iStart

Sustenance allowance, grants up to ₹25 lakh, incubation, mentor matchmaking.

Loan / size
₹10,000-25,000/month allowance
Subsidy
Up to ₹25 lakh innovation grant
Tenure
Up to 12 months allowance
  • Registered DPIIT startup or eligible idea
  • Founder · Rajasthan domicile preferred
  • iStart on-boarding + due diligence
Govt of India · DPIIT

Startup India Seed Fund Scheme (SISFS)

Proof-of-concept, prototype, product trials and market entry grants.

Loan / size
Up to ₹20 lakh grant · ₹50 lakh debt
Subsidy
Grant + convertible debt mix
Tenure
Milestone-based
  • DPIIT-recognised startup
  • Incorporated < 2 years
  • Apply through an incubator (eligible)
Govt of India · DPIIT + NCGTC

Credit Guarantee Scheme for Startups (CGSS)

Up to ₹10 crore venture debt guaranteed for DPIIT startups.

Loan / size
Up to ₹10 crore (per case)
Subsidy
Up to 85% credit guarantee
Tenure
As per lender
  • DPIIT-recognised startup
  • Borrowing from member institution
  • Business with stable cash flows
Flagship · Rajasthan

Mukhya Mantri Yuva Udyami Vikas Yojana (CMYUY)

Collateral-free loans up to ₹10 lakh for young Rajasthan entrepreneurs.

Loan size

₹50,000 – ₹10,00,000

Interest subvention as per scheme guidelines

Eligibility

  • Rajasthan domicile
  • Age 18–45 years
  • Class 8 pass minimum (project-dependent)
  • No prior default with banks / financial institutions

Documents

  • Aadhaar / Voter / Driving Licence
  • Domicile + caste (if applicable)
  • Bank statements (last 6 months)
  • Project report / business plan
  • 2 passport photographs
  1. 1 Register on the SSO Rajasthan portal
  2. 2 Open the CMYUY service tile
  3. 3 Fill applicant + project details
  4. 4 Upload documents and submit
  5. 5 Track approval, sanction, and disbursal in dashboard
Student FAQs

Common questions about applying for entrepreneurship schemes

Do I need a registered company to apply for CMYUY 2.0?

No — sole proprietorship with a current account, PAN, and Udyam registration is enough. Pvt Ltd / LLP is only needed if you take equity funding later.

What is DPIIT recognition and why does it matter?

DPIIT recognition (free, via startupindia.gov.in) unlocks 80-IAC tax holiday, SISFS access, easier compliance, and faster patent processing. Recognition is on company / LLP for up to 10 years from incorporation.

Can a student apply for these schemes before graduating?

Yes for most schemes — CMYUY, MUDRA, PMEGP, Standup India accept individual borrowers age 18+. Stand-Up India is gender / caste targeted. For SISFS the startup must be registered, which usually happens after graduation.

Where do I actually apply for each scheme?

CMYUY · iStart · Rajasthan MSME → sso.rajasthan.gov.in. PMEGP → KVIC ePortal. MUDRA → any scheduled commercial bank. SISFS → an approved incubator. Udyam → udyamregistration.gov.in (free).

Are there any women-only schemes I should know?

Yes — Stand-Up India (₹10L-₹1Cr greenfield), Mahila Coir Yojana, PMFME (women + SC/ST priority), MUDRA (extended weight to women), and Banasthali WomenStart pre-incubation programme.

What is Rising Rajasthan and how is it relevant to me?

Rising Rajasthan is the state's investor summit programme (₹35 lakh crore MoUs in 2024). For young founders, the single-window investor portal makes state approvals, land, and sector incentives faster, and the sectoral policies (EV, renewables, tourism, IT) offer pre-defined incentives.