Helping founders find non-dilutive funding without the endless portal-hopping.
India has hundreds of grants and schemes for startups — from the Startup India Seed Fund to state startup cells, BIRAC, NASSCOM and sector-specific ministry programs. The problem isn’t a lack of funding. It’s that the information is scattered across dozens of government portals, each with its own format, and most founders never find the schemes they qualify for.
MyStartupGrants brings those opportunities together with the eligibility and application details you need to make a decision — plus a calendar of workshops, office hours and deadlines, and plain-English guides on how grants actually work.
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Built to save founders time at every step of the search.
Central and state government schemes, private grants, accelerators and funding events — collected, categorised and kept current so you don't check a dozen portals.
Every listing shows the amount, deadline type, eligibility criteria and required documents before you click through — rule grants in or out in minutes.
We never take applications ourselves. Every grant links directly to the provider's own official application portal.
Browsing grants and events is completely free and needs no account. We may add optional tools later, but discovery stays open.
Schemes are compiled from official government portals, ministry websites, state startup cells and public program pages.
Each grant is tagged by category, industry, stage, region and funding type, with eligibility and documents broken out consistently.
Listings are reviewed regularly and updated as schemes open, close or change — and readers can flag anything out of date.
If you’re building a company in India and looking for non-dilutive funding, there’s probably a scheme for you.
MyStartupGrants is an independent platform and is not affiliated with any government body or grant provider. We work hard to keep listings accurate, but scheme terms change. Always confirm the current eligibility, amounts and deadlines on the provider’s official website before applying. Spotted something out of date? Let us know.