The problem
Rajasthan runs more than a dozen live incentive schemes, and the Centre several more. The common failure is not rejection — it is timing. Many incentives must be applied for before commercial production starts, or within a defined window from commencement. By the time most promoters hear about a scheme, the machinery is installed and the window has closed.
The second most common failure is a complete application for the wrong scheme, filed by someone who did not know a better one existed or that claiming both would trigger the anti-duplication bar.
What we deliver
- An eligibility assessment mapping your unit, investment size, sector and location against every live scheme — with the ones you clear separated from the ones you do not.
- Scheme selection with the trade-off set out in rupees, where a scheme requires you to choose between incentive routes rather than stack them.
- A document checklist specific to your case, not a generic list.
- Project report and financial statements prepared to the standard the sanctioning committee expects.
- Application filing through the correct portal, with statutory registrations verified current before submission.
- Claim follow-through: query responses, eligibility certificate issuance, and tracking of phased disbursal.
Who this is not for
- Units registered outside Rajasthan seeking Rajasthan State incentives. The registration requirement is absolute and we will tell you so on the first call.
- Businesses that have already claimed the same expense under another Central or State scheme.
- Anyone looking for a guaranteed sanction. Sanction is the committee's decision, not ours and not any advisor's.
What we need from you
Udyam registration, GST returns for the last two years, audited financials, the investment plan with quotations, and — for export schemes — IEC and RCMC. Where something is missing we will tell you whether it can be obtained in time.
