Rajasthan Government Subsidy Schemes 2026 — RIPS, BRUPY, MSME Policy

The Rajasthan Register

Thirteen schemes, and which one actually fits your project.

Ordered by how often we use them in a filing — RIPS 2024 covers most large and mid-size projects; sector-specific ones (export, tourism, startup, textile, data centre, EV, ODOP) matter most once your project fits that category.

Scheme 01

RIPS 2024

Rajasthan Investment Promotion Scheme · Dept. of Industries & Commerce

State Flagship Valid till 31 Mar 2029

Capital Subsidy

13–28%

of EFCI · disbursed over 7 years · requires ≥₹25 Cr EFCI (Large category)

Investment Subsidy Alt.

75%

SGST reimbursement, 10 years · MSME chapter default

Interest Subvention

6–8%

p.a., 7 years, on loans up to ₹5 Cr

Food Processing exception: flat 50% capital subsidy (cap ₹1.5 Cr) applies regardless of the ₹25 Cr EFCI threshold above — this is the MSME-chapter special rate, not the general slab.

Recently updated: the capital subsidy disbursal period was reduced from 10 years to 7 years, announced by the CM on International MSME Day 2026 — confirm this is reflected in your entitlement certificate before relying on the old 10-year schedule. Valid till 31 March 2029. Below ₹25 Cr EFCI, the fixed-% capital subsidy doesn't apply — value comes from the 75% SGST reimbursement and interest subvention instead. Food processing and a short list of thrust sectors get additional boosters on top of the base slab.

Eligibility

New enterprise only — even an existing entity setting up at a new location qualifies as "new" under RIPS
EFCI excludes land beyond 30% of total investment, and excludes purchase of existing/old factory sheds
MSME chapter applies below ₹25 Cr EFCI; Large category applies above it

Application & Documents

Entitlement Certificate applied for online with a full DPR and EFCI computation
Approving authority: GM/DIC for loans up to ₹10 Cr; Commissioner of Industries above that
Udyam registration, land documents and project cost breakup required with the application

Scheme 02

Rajasthan MSME Policy 2024

Additional interest subvention · stacks over RIPS

State Top-up Valid till 31 Mar 2029

Additional Interest

+0.5–2%

on top of RIPS base, by loan slab

CGTMSE Fee

100%

guarantee-fee reimbursed, loans up to ₹5 Cr

Loan up to ₹5 Cr

8% total

6% RIPS + 2% MSME Policy combined

Choose either RIPS interest subvention or the MSME Policy component for the same loan — they don't stack independently of each other, only as the combined published slab. Category (SC/ST, women, youth) unlocks relaxed eligibility, not a higher rate on this component.

Eligibility

Registered MSME (Udyam) with a term loan from an approved lending institution
Loan slab determines the additional rate: up to ₹5 Cr gets the highest top-up
Collateral-free loans up to ₹5 Cr eligible for full CGTMSE fee reimbursement

Application & Documents

Applied for alongside or shortly after the RIPS entitlement application at the same DIC office
Bank sanction letter, repayment schedule and disbursal schedule required for the interest-subvention claim
Annual claim filing needed for each year the loan remains active within the subvention period

Scheme 03

BRUPY

Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Rajasthan Dalit-Adivasi Udyam Protsahan Yojana

SC/ST Ongoing — no fixed end date

Margin Money

₹25L cap

flat cap, regardless of project size

Interest Subsidy

7–9%

9% up to ₹25L loans, 7% up to ₹5 Cr

Eligibility

SC/ST

owned and controlled enterprise

Best fit for smaller projects (₹25–50 lakh) where the flat margin-money cap isn't a limiting factor. For larger SC/ST-owned projects, RIPS 2024's own SC/ST provisions usually deliver more value than BRUPY's capped margin money.

Eligibility

Enterprise must be owned and controlled by an SC/ST individual, including the managing partner in an LLP/firm
Applies to new units, including a new location for an entity that already runs another unit elsewhere

Application & Documents

Caste certificate, project report and bank sanction/in-principle approval required
Applied for through the District Industries Centre, separately from RIPS

Scheme 04

MLUPY

Mukhyamantri Laghu Udhyog Protsahan Yojana

Working Capital Ongoing — no fixed end date

Interest Subsidy

up to 8%

on term loan or credit facility, 5 years

Collateral-free

₹10 lakh

cap for automatic collateral waiver

Loan type

Both

term loan and cash credit both eligible

One of the only Rajasthan schemes that explicitly covers cash credit / working capital — useful to pair with RIPS or MSME Policy (which cover term loan only) for a project's CC portion.

Eligibility

Open to nationalized banks, private banks, RRBs, SFBs, RFCs and SIDBI-financed borrowers
Loans up to ₹10 lakh get automatic collateral-free treatment under this scheme

Application & Documents

Applied for directly through the financing bank alongside the loan application
Interest subsidy claimed annually against the bank's interest statement for up to 5 years

Scheme 05

MNSUPY

Mukhyamantri Nari Shakti Udyam Protsahan Yojana

Women Ongoing — no fixed end date

Subsidy

25–30%

30% for SC/ST/widow/disabled, cap ₹15L

Loan size

₹50L–1Cr

individual up to ₹50L, SHG/cluster up to ₹1 Cr

Collateral-free

₹10 lakh

automatic waiver threshold

Documentation explicitly states applications up to the collateral-free threshold are forwarded to the bank branch without a formal interview — one of the few Rajasthan schemes with this written into the process rather than left to bank discretion.

Eligibility

Women entrepreneurs — individually, or as part of an SHG/cluster for the higher loan slab
Higher 30% subsidy rate applies to SC/ST, widow or disabled applicants specifically

Application & Documents

Verification done at the DIC office level before the file is forwarded to the bank branch
Project report and bank account details required; caste/category certificate where the higher rate is claimed

Scheme 06

Mukhyamantri Yuva Swarozgar Yojana

Launched January 2026 · youth self-employment

Youth · New Launched Jan 2026 — no end date yet

Interest

state bears the entire interest component

Age eligibility

18–45

Rajasthan resident

Status

New

operational guidelines still being finalised

The most recent addition to the register — confirm current operational guidelines with the DIC before including it in a live filing, as disbursal mechanics were still settling as of early 2026.

Eligibility

Rajasthan resident, age 18–45, first-time self-employment venture
Exact sector restrictions and loan cap were not yet finalised in published guidelines as of this scheme's launch

Application & Documents

Expected to route through the DIC, similar to other youth-linked schemes — confirm current process before filing
Recommend direct DIC confirmation given the scheme's recency

Most founders claim one scheme. Most projects qualify for three or four.

— why we build the full stack before filing anything

Scheme 07

iStart Rajasthan

Rajasthan Startup Policy · Dept. of IT & Communication

Startups Ongoing program

Seed Capital

up to ₹60L

QRate-assessed, plus loan capital up to ₹2 Cr, equity up to ₹5 Cr

Idea/Prototype Grant

₹2.4–3L

₹3L for women-led startups

Sustenance Allowance

₹20,000/mo

up to 12 months, non-equity

Separate ₹500 Cr Bhamashah Startup Promotion Fund exists alongside this, with dedicated allocations for women-led (₹100 Cr) and green (₹50 Cr) ventures. Non-QRate startups can still apply for pre-seed/seed grants up to ₹10 lakh.

Eligibility

Incorporated for up to 7 years (10 years for biotechnology-sector startups)
DPIIT recognition or registration and QRate assessment on the iStart portal
Rajasthan-registered entity or an operational office within the state

Application & Documents

Register on istart.rajasthan.gov.in, complete QRate self-assessment
Pitch before a government evaluation panel for seed/scale-up funding tiers
Incubation available free through iStart Nest (Techno Hub, Jaipur) and district-level centres

Scheme 08

Rajasthan Export Promotion Policy 2024

Dept. of Industries & Commerce · Rajasthan Export Promotion Council

Exporters Valid till 31 Mar 2029

Freight Subsidy

25%

cap ₹25L/unit/yr, first-time exporters

Trade Fair Support

75%

cap ₹3L/yr, once every 2 years

Certification/Testing

50–75%

cap ₹5L/yr certifications, ₹3L/yr testing

Also covers 75% reimbursement (cap ₹50L) for new export-technology adoption, and 75% reimbursement (cap ₹2L/unit over 2 years) on e-commerce platform fees for exporters using Amazon/Flipkart-type channels. Valid till 31 March 2029 — target is ₹1.5 lakh Cr in exports by then, up from ₹83,704 Cr in 2023-24.

Eligibility

Registered exporting units, including MSMEs and first-time exporters
Shipments through state ICDs (Inland Container Depots) and air cargo terminals
Stacks with RIPS 2024 and MSME Policy capital/interest incentives — not a replacement for them

Application & Documents

Applied through the Rajasthan Export Promotion Council (REPC)
Shipping bills, freight invoices and export realization certificates required per claim
District-Level Export Promotion Councils (DLEPCs) assist at the district level

Scheme 09

ODOP Policy 2024

One District One Product · Dept. of Industries & Commerce

District-specific Valid till 31 Mar 2029

Margin Money

15–25%

25% micro (cap ₹15L), 15% small (cap ₹20L)

Certification/IPR

75%

cap ₹3 lakh — quality certs and IP filing

Tech Upgrade

50%

cap ₹5 lakh, via recognised institutions

Only applies to the specific product designated for your district — check the ODOPRAJ portal for your district's product before assuming eligibility. SC/ST, women, PwBD and under-35 entrepreneurs get a relaxed ₹5 lakh threshold on select components. Valid till 31 March 2029.

Eligibility

New micro/small enterprise manufacturing the product officially designated for that district
Margin money released only after the bank disburses a matching loan amount

Application & Documents

Applications via the 'ODOPRAJ' portal once operational; evaluated by the District Level Task Force Committee
Project report tied specifically to the district's designated product category

Scheme 10

Tourism Unit Policy 2024

Dept. of Tourism · hotels, resorts, MICE, museums

Tourism Date not confirmed — ask consultant

Capital Subsidy

10–20%

of EFCI, annual instalments over 10 yrs

Turnover-Linked Alt.

1.00–1.40%

of Net Sales Turnover, annually for 10 yrs

Employment Booster

+10–15%

on top of the chosen Asset Creation Incentive

Choose either Capital Subsidy or the Turnover-Linked Incentive, not both. Minimum investment ₹2 Cr for hotel/resort/MICE categories (min. 10 rooms / 500 sqm land for hotels, 8,000 sqm for resorts). Training subsidy of ₹4,000/worker/month for 6 months available separately.

Eligibility

Hotel, resort, MICE/convention centre, museum/art gallery or resort-housing category units
Category-specific minimum land area and investment thresholds apply (from ₹2 Cr upward)
Investment above ₹500 Cr can redistribute benefits across Capital Subsidy, TLI and SGST reimbursement

Application & Documents

Processed through the Tourism Department, aligned with the RIPS 2024 application framework
Site/land documents, project cost breakup and category-qualifying specifications required

Scheme 11

Textile & Apparel Policy 2025

Dept. of Industries & Commerce · spinning, weaving, garmenting, technical textiles

Textile Valid till 31 Mar 2029

Capital Subsidy

up to ₹80 Cr/yr

10 equal annual instalments, Large/Mega/Ultra-Mega slabs

Duty Exemptions

100%

stamp duty, registration fee, and electricity duty

Green Solution Incentive

50%

cap ₹12.5 Cr — ZLD/CETP and renewable adoption

₹10,000 Cr investment target, 2 lakh jobs over 5 years. Also covers 25% freight reimbursement for exporters and 50% training-cost reimbursement — first policy to formally include garment manufacturing.

Eligibility

Spinning, weaving, knitting, dyeing, printing, finishing, garment manufacturing and technical textiles units
Capital subsidy tier depends on investment size (Large/Mega/Ultra-Mega) and area category (1/2/3)

Application & Documents

Processed through the same framework as RIPS 2024 Standard Incentive Packages
Investments over ₹500 Cr can customise their own Asset Creation Incentive mix

Scheme 12

Data Centre Policy 2025

Dept. of Industries & Commerce · nodal for data centre-specific incentives

Data Centre Tied to RIPS 2024 (~2029) · mid-term review

Asset Creation Incentive

₹10–20 Cr/yr

for 10 years, on top of RIPS eligibility

Sunrise Incentive

+25%

first 3 units investing >₹100 Cr only

Interest Subsidy

p.a., for 5 years

100% exemption on banking, transmission and wheeling charges, plus external development fee exemption up to ₹10 Cr. State targets ₹20,000 Cr investment and 300 MW installed data-centre capacity over 5 years. Eligibility is governed by RIPS 2024's framework — this policy layers additional data-centre-specific benefits on top, it doesn't replace RIPS.

Eligibility

Data centre units meeting RIPS 2024's project-category thresholds (see Scheme 01)
The +25% Sunrise Booster is capacity-gated — confirm current slot availability (only 3 units qualify)

Application & Documents

Industries & Commerce Dept. is the nodal agency for processing incentive applications
Financial incentives also cross-reference the Rajasthan Industrial Park Promotion Policy for park-based projects

Scheme 13

Electric Vehicle Policy (REVP)

Transport Dept. · EV purchase & manufacturing incentives

EV ~5 yrs from 1 Sep 2022

SGST Reimbursement

₹5–20K

₹5-10K (2-wheeler), ₹10-20K (3-wheeler), by battery capacity

State Fund

₹40 Cr

earmarked for purchase-incentive disbursal

This is a demand-side purchase incentive (for buyers), separate from RIPS 2024's manufacturing incentives for EV component/battery manufacturers — EV manufacturing units should look at RIPS 2024 instead of this policy.

Eligibility

Individual buyers of registered 2-wheeler and 3-wheeler EVs in Rajasthan
Reimbursement scales with battery capacity of the purchased vehicle

Application & Documents

Processed through the Transport Department after vehicle registration
Given this policy's 5-year window from September 2022, confirm current active status before advising a client

Sector-specific policies

More Rajasthan policies worth checking.

Narrower, sector-specific incentives — relevant if your project sits in one of these categories. Ask us to run the numbers for your project.

Integrated Cluster Development Policy

Handicrafts, handloom, khadi, leather and stone-processing clusters

2024

Renewable Energy Policy

Solar, wind and hybrid power generation incentives

2023

Green Hydrogen Policy

Production-linked incentives for green hydrogen and derivatives

2023

Semiconductor Policy

Fab, ATMP and design-linked incentives for semiconductor investment

2026

AI-ML Policy

Incentives for AI/ML infrastructure, GPU capacity and applied-AI units

2026

Global Capability Center (GCC) Policy

Incentives for setting up GCCs and back-office operations in Rajasthan

2025

Logistics Policy

Warehousing, cold-chain and logistics-park incentives

2025

Biomass & Waste-to-Energy Policy

Incentives for biomass and municipal-waste power generation

2023

Mineral Policy

Incentives for mineral processing and value-addition units

2024

Rajasthan State Financial Corporation (RSFC)

Direct MSME lending, 9.75–11.5% p.a., separate from RIPS/MSME Policy

Ongoing

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