Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises
The Self Reliant India (SRI) Fund is an Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) established through NSIC Venture Capital Fund Limited (NVCFL) with a Mother Fund-Daughter Fund structure. It aims to provide growth capital to viable MSMEs through equity, quasi-equity, and debt instruments. The fund has a total corpus of INR 10,000 crore contributed by Government of India through M/o MSME, with a fund life of 15 years. It supports MSMEs with a positive growth trajectory to achieve faster growth, graduate beyond the MSME bracket, and help make India self-reliant. URL unverified at seed time.
Sign in to see your eligibility against each criterion.
Check Eligibility
Review all eligibility criteria on this page — turnover, Udyam class, sector, and special conditions.
Prepare Documents
Gather the items from the document checklist above. Incomplete documents are the most common rejection reason.
Submit Application
Apply via the official government portal or the implementing agency listed on this page.
Verification
Officials verify your application and documents. Respond promptly to any queries to avoid delays.
Approval
Receive a sanction letter or approval communication from the implementing agency.
Disbursement
Subsidy or loan credited to your designated bank account (typically 30–90 days after approval).
These are general steps. Check the official portal for scheme-specific requirements.