8 government incubators in Rajasthan. Government incubators are run by a state agency or a central scheme, which is often the route into scheme-linked seed support and into departments that buy from startups. Check each one's eligibility and application window; many run on a fixed annual calendar, and some are limited to startups registered in the state.
iStart Rajasthan
Rajasthan's government startup platform — registration, free incubation at Techno Hub and the iStart Nest centres, and the state's startup policy schemes.
IEF of CCSNIAM
Agri-business incubator at CCS NIAM, Jaipur, running RKVY-RAFTAAR programmes for students, pre-seed agripreneurs and seed-stage agri-startups.
ICAR-Central Arid Zone Research Institute (CAZRI), Jodhpur
ICAR-CAZRI's agri-business incubation centre in Jodhpur: incubation, technology transfer, IP filing and training for agri-startups and farm enterprises.
Startup Oasis
RIICO backed startup incubator
AIC-JKLU
Startup incubator and accelerator that provides funding to early stage entrepreneurs
Rajasthan Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board
Rajasthan state welfare board running interest-reimbursement and support schemes for registered construction workers.
Department of Industries and Commerce, Government of Rajasthan
Rajasthan state department that runs the Vishwakarma Yuva Udyami Protsahan Yojana for youth-owned enterprises and sets out MSME subsidies in the state's MSME Policy 2024.
Department of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of Rajasthan
Rajasthan state department running self-employment/business financial assistance schemes.
Government incubators are set up or funded by a state agency, a central ministry or a public scheme. Their strength is access: many are the channel through which scheme-linked seed support reaches startups, and they sit close to the departments and public bodies that can become early customers. Their programmes tend to follow a published calendar and published eligibility rules, which makes them easier to plan around than invitation-only programmes.
That structure has a cost in speed. Intake windows are fixed, selection can take weeks, and the paperwork asks for registration documents and a clear description of what the startup does. If you are applying to more than one, keep your company documents and a one-page summary ready, so a second application is a small job rather than a fresh start.
Eligibility is where government incubators differ most. Some are open to any registered startup, some prefer startups registered in the state, some are tied to a sector such as agriculture, electronics or biotech, and some are meant for particular groups of founders. The government incubators listed for Rajasthan above vary on exactly these points, so read the eligibility on each profile rather than assuming one set of rules applies to all of them.
We list 8 government incubators in Rajasthan, out of 74 startup support organisations we list there. The count updates as profiles are added and verified.
Counting the profiles on this page, most are in Jaipur (4) and Jodhpur (1).
Terms differ by programme. Some charge nothing, some charge a modest fee for space or services, and some take a small stake. The terms are set by each incubator and should be on its profile or application page, so confirm them before you apply.
Not always. Many require the startup to be a registered entity, and some limit entry by state, sector or founder profile. Read the eligibility section of each programme before preparing an application.