Andaman and Nicobar - As per the Andaman and Nicobar startup policy, the UT Administration, through Andaman and Nicobar Islands Integrated Development Corporation Limited (ANIIDCO Ltd), would create an initial innovation fund of INR 1 crore to support the establishment of startup incubators. Capital from the fund corpus will also be utilised to develop coworking spaces in the region.

Assam – As per the Assam startup policy, the state government proposed to provide a maximum of @75% grant subject to a limit of a maximum of INR 5 crore for the establishment of incubation centres at IIT, Engineering colleges, Universities, Biotechnology parks, IT Park, Educational institutions.

Andhra Pradesh– As per the Andhra Pradesh startup policy, host Institutes of TBIs that are recognised by the National Science and Technology Entrepreneurship Development Board (NSTEDB) shall be entitled to a lease of land and space for a period of 90 years for setting up TBIs and related infrastructure to create world-class live-work-Play environments at Government-owned IT parks.

Bihar – As per the Bihar startup policy, the state government would provide fiscal grant to state supported Incubators @3%of the investment received by its incubatees from SEBI registered AIFs (Alternate Investment Funds) or grant received from Government of India for promoting technology based (IPR)startups and @5% for startups in social sectors providing solutions to public service access problems in Bihar in areas like health, education and nutrition etc. The Government shall provide financial assistance to match the funding raised by Incubator(s) from Government of India and Multilateral donor agencies on 1:1 basis on same terms and conditions.

Chhattisgarh– As per the Chhattisgarh startup policy, an Innovation Fund would be created for setting up the core Incubator-cum Accelerator for at least three years. The fund will be used for setting up infrastructure and office space, bearing operating expenditure, organising international, national, and local events, etc.

Goa – All educational institutes in Goa, affiliated with a recognised public university, can avail of a one-time grant of up to INR 10 lakhs towards capital expenses for setting up an incubator within their institute campuses for the purpose of nurturing start-ups founded by students enrolled in these institutes.

Gujarat – The incubators have a choice between Gujarat State Startup Policy or Industries and Mines department. Eligible incubators will be provided one-time capital assistance at the rate of 50% of Gross Fixed Capital Investment and many other incentives.

Haryana – The state startup policy aims to establish at least 22 Technology Business Incubators and Accelerators across different sectors of Haryana.

Himachal Pradesh– As per the Himachal Pradesh startup policy, financial assistance will be provided for three years to the selected institutions for setting up the incubator and other activities. The maximum financial assistance will be provided @ INR 30 lakhs per incubator per year up to a period of three years.

Jharkhand– As per the Jharkhand startup policy, the government funded reputed and prestigious institutes of Jharkhand would be provided with a sum of INR 50 lakhs annually for the first 5 years for setting up incubation/innovation centres.

Karnataka– As per the Karnataka startup policy, the state support would provide initial capital costs for equipment and facilities and recurring costs of management of TBI for a three-year period, extendable by another two years based on performance, at the end of which the incubators are expected to become self-sufficient.

Madhya Pradesh– As per the Madhya Pradesh startup policy, eligible host Institutions shall be provided a capital grant of max 50% for fixed-cost investment for setting up an incubator, subject to a maximum of INR 50 lakhs by the Madhya Pradesh government.

Maharashtra– As per the Maharashtra startup policy, the Maharashtra state would institute an Infrastructure Fund to provide assistance to incubators, accelerators, CoEs, and tinkering labs to cover capital and operational expenditures in the establishment and/or expansion of facilities.

Manipur – As per the Manipur startup policy, the state would provide special fiscal incentive to incubators @2% of the investment received by its incubates from SEBI registered Venture Capital/Private Equity into Manipur based startups. 

Nagaland – As per the Nagaland startup policy, the state government shall provide financial assistance up to INR 25 Lakhs as capital grant to the incubators.

Odisha– As per the Odisha startup policy, approved educational institutions will be eligible for a one time grant of 50% of capital cost (excluding the cost of the building) up to a maximum of INR 1 Crore to setup incubator facility by the Odisha state government.

Puducherry– As per the Puducherry startup policy, the state government shall allot land or built up space to the startup cell in the Industrial Estates/IT Parks depending on the availability on preferential basis for establishment of Incubators/ Accelerator, Co-working space, Fab Lab, etc.

Punjab – As per the Punjab startup policy, host institutes would be offered with a capital grant of 100% of FCI subject to a maximum of INR 1 Crore for setting up Incubators.

Rajasthan– A one time gant for capital items will be given to host institutes by the Rajasthan state government for the purpose of entrepreneurship development and startup events in the region, with a maximum of INR 50 lakhs.

Tamil Nadu– As per the Tamil Nadu startup policy, the state Government would allot land at nominal lease for duration of 99 years to establish ‘Startup Parks’ at appropriate places by entrepreneurs/Startups including NRIs from Tamil Diaspora.

Telangana – As per the Telangana startup policy, the state government would match the funding raised by the Incubator from Government of India on a 1:1 basis as matching grants.

Uttar Pradesh– As per the UP startup policy host Institutes shall be provided capital grant of max 50% for IT infrastructure setup, subject to maximum of INR 25 lakhs. The same limit shall be granted for strengthening existing Incubators in case of expansion subject to the capacity utilisation of the existing Incubator for 2 years by the UP state government.

Uttarakhand– As per the Uttarakhand startup policy, host institutes shall be provided capital grant of maximum 50% for IT Infrastructure setup, subject to maximum of INR 25 lakhs capital grant of 50% of the capital cost up to a maximum of INR 1 Crore will be provided to incubators.

West Bengal– As per the West Bengal startup policy, state would provide INR 10 Lakhs to Universities in the state to create a central Entrepreneurship Development Centre (EDC).