Updated on April 12, 2025 12:43:25 PM
The Make in India campaign, launched in 2014, is a government program that focuses on encouraging local businesses and manufacturers to make the country an international manufacturing and design hub. It was not just a push for manufacturing but was aimed to encourage innovation, generate skill development, employment for the people, and establish production facilities of international standards, as well as attract investment in Indian manufacturing.
Additionally, Make in India for GeM aims to boost domestic production and encourage Indian businesses to participate in government procurement under the Government e-Marketplace (GeM). By giving preference to domestically produced goods, the scheme enhances the Indian economy, supports MSMEs, and aligns government purchases with the vision of self-reliance. Make in India for GeM Portal-registered firms receives special benefits, including preferential procurement policies and greater visibility among government buyers.
Moreover, this helps in achieving the Atmanirbhar Bharat vision as it allows the Indian industries, MSMEs, and startups to access more markets. GeM helps in the registration of companies, bids in tenders and adds their products in a very convenient way which further helps the company’s growth and helps in the growth of the Indian economy. Whether you offer industrial equipment, IT services, office supplies, or healthcare products, registering under Make in India on GeM can help grow your business.
MII Certificate [Sample]
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Make in India is a certification for local OEMs listed on Gem portal. The aim of having MII certificate is to ensure that the product or service listed on the portal are made in the India. MSMEs are expected to comply with this requirement in light of recent efforts to encourage domestic manufacturing and strengthen the Indian industrial complex.
Vendors having a MII certificate has an advantage over non MII certified vendors as during the procurement GeM give preference to Make in India products.
As per the revised released circular no, P-45021/2/2017-PP (BE-II), Only 'Class-I local suppliers' and 'Class-II local suppliers' shall be eligible to bid in the procurement of all goods, and services, or works, with an estimated value of purchases less than Rs. 200 crores.
Therefore it is now obligatory for OEMs to produce an undertaking of MII to participate in bidding in Government tender and public procurements such as on the GeM portal or NICSI.
Classes of Local suppliers based on local content as per the revised PPP-MII Order dated 04.06.2020 issued by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) are as under.
Local content is described as: "local content is the percentage of Indian materials used for manufacturing a particular product".
A vendor or service provider whose goods, services, or works submitted for procurement have a local content percentage equal to, or greater than 50% will be considered a class-1 local supplier or vendor.
A vendor or services provider whose items, services, or works are available for procurement has a local content greater than 20% but less than 50%.
A supplier or service provider whose goods, services, or works are being offered for procurement has a local content that is less than or equivalent to 20% of the total.
Our professional fee for preparing a CA-certified MII certificate is just INR 7,499 and the cost for obtaining MII certificate on urgent basis is INR 9,999 only.
Particulars | Fees |
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✅ On urgent basis | ₹ 9,999/- per certificate |
✅ On regular basis | ₹ 7,499/- Per certificate |
Note: The aforementioned Fees is exclusive of GST.
These are the following documents are required to prepare the Make in India (MII) certificate for GeM.
Below is the step-by-step procedure for obtaining the Make in India (MII) Certificate, including details related to product composition and certification by a Chartered Accountant (CA):
You can get your CA-certified make-in-India certificate in 3 steps with us
Step 1:
Contact us
Step 2:
Provide necessary details
Step 3:
Issuance of MII certificate within the due date
The Make in India certificate helps Indian manufacturers to promote their products as being locally made, thereby increasing their credibility in the market.
These are the following benefits of MII certificate for GeM
Conclusion
Getting a Make in India (MII) Certificate for GeM is a smart step for Indian manufacturers and OEMs who want to supply products to government departments. It proves that the products are made in India and helps businesses get preference in government tenders. The certificate supports local manufacturing, builds trust in your brand, and can also bring export-related benefits. The process is simple and affordable, and with the right guidance, you can get certified quickly and easily.
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To verify the number of Indian components included in a product, the local supplier or seller must provide a self-certification of the product's local components (also known as a Make in India or MII certificate) in a format that has been prescribed. The "self-certification of local content" is what the "Make in India" certification for GeM boils down to.
Vendors having more than 50% of Indian components in their products are classified as class 1 suppliers as per DPIIT.
Non-local suppliers can not take part in the L1 bidding process. However, they will be allowed to participate if the tender requirement needs overseas manufacturers.
You can get an MII certificate in 3 simple steps with professional Utilities
The professional fee for obtaining an MII certificate is around ₹ 7,499 only.
Yes, per the revised circulation of DPIIT, all local vendors are required to provide an MII undertaking to participate in government tenders.