The Indian Business Blueprint

"Unlocking the Secrets to Successful Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Growth in the Indian Business Landscape"

What you'll learn

Problems to avoid in Indian market.

Schemes for entrepreneurs by government of India.

Benefits we get doing business in India.

What all are the main factors in Indian business.

What all needed to know when starting a business in India, or coming from other country to do business in India.

Requirements

Enthusiasm

Description

This course helps people to understand all majors in Indian business this is a complete guide which help people to avoid problems,understand benefits and schemes by government.With hard work only results will come read,hear and understand everything in this course it will be worth it.India is the world's seventh largest economy by nominal GDP and the third largest by purchasing power parity. The country is considered a newly industrialized country and a developing economy, with an average growth rate of 7.5% from 2014 to 2019. The service sector is the largest contributor to the country's GDP, followed by the agriculture and industrial sectors. The country has a large pool of skilled labor, low-cost technology and resources, making it attractive for foreign investment. India is also the world's second-largest market for mobile phones and has the third-largest Internet user base. India has a diverse and dynamic entrepreneurial culture, with a growing number of startups and small businesses in areas such as technology, e-commerce, and financial services. Despite this, there are still challenges faced by businesses, such as corruption, red tape, and inadequate infrastructure.India has a large consumer market, with a growing middle class and increasing disposable income. This has led to a rise in consumer spending on products and services, creating opportunities for domestic and foreign businessesThis course will provide a comprehensive overview of the Indian business landscape. Students will learn about the country's economy, including its growth rate, major industries, and contributions to the global economy. The course will also cover the various challenges faced by businesses in India, including corruption, red tape, and inadequate infrastructure. Additionally, students will learn about the country's consumer market, including the growing middle class and increasing disposable income. The course will explore the government's initiatives to encourage business growth and foreign investment, such as the "Make in India" campaign. The course will also cover the rapidly growing e-commerce market and the development of the Indian stock market. By the end of the course, students will have a deep understanding of the unique mix of challenges and opportunities in the Indian business environment.This course will cover all major things to note doing business in India.

Overview

Section 1: Summary About The Course Content

Lecture 1 Summary video

Section 2: Introduction.

Lecture 2 Introduction To Indian Business.

Section 3: What all to consider when starting a business in India.

Lecture 3 Things to consider when starting a business in India.

Section 4: .Research and Identify a Business Idea

Lecture 4 How to research and identify a business idea

Section 5: Create a Business Plan

Lecture 5 How To Create a Business Plan?

Section 6: Financial Projections

Lecture 6 Financial Projections

Section 7: Choose a Legal Structure

Lecture 7 How To Choose a Legal Structure?

Section 8: Register Your Business

Lecture 8 How To Register Your Business?

Section 9: The Memorandum of Association (MOA) and the Articles of Association (AOA)

Lecture 9 The Memorandum of Association (MOA) and the Articles of Association (AOA)

Section 10: Obtain Necessary Licenses and Permits

Lecture 10 How To Obtain Necessary Licenses and Permits?

Section 11: Opening a Bank Account

Lecture 11 How to Open a Bank Account?

Section 12: Hiring Employees

Lecture 12 How to Hire Employees?

Section 13: Getting Insurance

Lecture 13 How to Get Insurance?

Section 14: Establishing an Accounting System

Lecture 14 How to Establish a Accounting System?

Section 15: Marketing Your Business

Lecture 15 How to Market Your Business?

Section 16: Continuously Evaluating and Improving.

Lecture 16 How to Continuously Evaluate and Improve?

Section 17: Problems to avoid

Lecture 17 Problems to avoid.

Section 18: Benefits in Indian Business

Lecture 18 What are the Benefits in Indian Business?

Section 19: Startup India Scheme

Lecture 19 Understanding Startup India Scheme

Section 20: Other Schemes.

Lecture 20 Other Schemes.

Section 21: Strategies in Indian Business.

Lecture 21 Strategies in Indian Business.

Section 22: Conclusion

Lecture 22 Conclusion

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