Whether it's a UNNATI 2024 registration, an IIPA 2019 eligibility file, a PMEGP application or a bank term loan — the Detailed Project Report is where your project is judged. We prepare complete, scheme-aligned DPRs with fully formula-linked Excel financial models, built and reviewed by a team of experienced Chartered Accountants.
A well-built DPR is reusable. We structure it so the same core serves your subsidy applications and your bank file — with the scheme-specific adjustments each one needs.
Project report aligned to the DPIIT portal's requirements — investment in plant & machinery framed the way the scheme measures it, zone-aware, claim-ready from day one. See the UNNATI guide →
Fixed capital investment break-up in the structure Assam's committees and DICC verification expect, supporting the Eligibility Certificate and later claims. See the IIPA guide →
Full financial projections — profitability, cash flow, DSCR, break-even, sensitivity — in a formula-linked Excel model the credit team can interrogate, not a flat PDF of numbers.
Project reports for PMEGP and state MSME schemes, matched to each scheme's format and appraisal practice.
| The report | A complete, professionally structured DPR covering promoter profile, project description, technical & market sections, project cost, means of finance, implementation schedule and statutory aspects — 30+ sections, tailored to your project |
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| The financial model | A fully formula-linked Excel workbook — projections, loan amortisation, DSCR, break-even, ratios. Change an assumption and every statement updates. Bankers test this; flat PDFs fail the test |
| Scheme alignment | Investment classification and documentation framed for the scheme(s) you're targeting — so the same numbers survive registration, verification and claim stages |
| CA review | Every DPR is prepared and reviewed by a team of experienced Chartered Accountants before delivery |
| Revisions | Reasonable revisions to reflect banker or department feedback are part of the engagement |
Free. You describe the project; we confirm what the DPR needs to achieve and quote a fixed fee in writing.
You receive a structured checklist — promoter details, land, machinery quotations, manpower, means of finance.
We build the report and model, review it internally, and share the draft for your confirmation.
Final DPR (PDF) plus the linked Excel model — typically 7–15 working days from complete inputs.
It depends on the project's size and complexity — a ₹1 crore micro unit and a ₹20 crore hotel expansion are different jobs. Fees are fixed and agreed in writing after the free scoping call, before any work begins. No percentage-of-subsidy arrangements, no surprises.
Typically 7–15 working days from the date we receive complete inputs. Urgent timelines (a closing bank deadline, a scheme window) can often be accommodated — tell us upfront.
Acceptance decisions always rest with the bank or authority — no honest firm claims otherwise. What we control is quality: complete sections, defensible assumptions, a model that survives questioning, and CA review before delivery. That is what materially improves your odds.
Usually, yes. Reworking an existing DPR — correcting financials, restructuring project cost, answering specific objections — is often faster than starting over. Share the objections with us for a free first read.
Yes, if you want — DPR preparation and application filing (UNNATI, IIPA, PMEGP, bank file) can be one engagement or separate ones. Many clients take the DPR alone; many take end-to-end. Your choice, scoped clearly either way.
Tell us what you're building, where, and the approximate investment. You'll get a straight read and a fixed quote — the scoping conversation is free.