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Free narrated course · 8 lessons

Start your own business in India: proprietorship, LLP or Pvt Ltd

Step-by-step lessons with official government links: choosing a structure, registering a sole proprietorship, LLP or Private Limited company, Udyam and DUNS, starting while you have a job, documents, and staying legal. Each lesson is narrated.

LESSON 1 · 7 MIN · NARRATED

Sole proprietorship, LLP or Private Limited: which one should you choose?

Choose the structure for where you are going: proprietorship to test, LLP for partners, Pvt Ltd to grow and raise funds.

LESSON 2 · 8 MIN · NARRATED

How to start a sole proprietorship in India (step by step, with official links)

A proprietorship is official once you have PAN, Udyam, a bank account and the licences your work needs - all from official portals.

LESSON 3 · 8 MIN · NARRATED

How to register an LLP in India (step by step, with official links)

An LLP needs 2 partners, a DSC each, RUN-LLP and FiLLiP on mca.gov.in - then never miss Form 11 and Form 8.

LESSON 4 · 9 MIN · NARRATED

How to register a Private Limited company in India (SPICe+ step by step)

SPICe+ makes registration a single online process - but a Pvt Ltd comes with yearly audit and filings, so plan for them from day one.

LESSON 5 · 8 MIN · NARRATED

Udyam (MSME), DUNS, GST, trademark and Startup India: which registrations you need

Udyam is free and helps you get loans and get paid on time; get DUNS, trademark and others only when your business needs them.

LESSON 6 · 7 MIN · NARRATED

Can you start a business while working a job in India? (private and government employees)

Private employees: check your contract and get written permission if needed. Government employees: get sanction first. Everyone: declare the income.

LESSON 7 · 6 MIN · NARRATED

Business registration documents checklist (and the mistakes that get applications rejected)

Matching names, fresh address proof and clear scans prevent most rejections.

LESSON 8 · 8 MIN · NARRATED

Legal compliance for a new business in India: the yearly checklist

Staying legal is a calendar habit: file on time, keep records 8 years, treat staff and customer data properly, and use official portals.