BIS Certification is a product certification granted by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), the national standards body of India operating under the BIS Act, 2016. BIS certification assures consumers about the safety, quality and reliability of products, and for many products it is mandatory before they can be sold in the Indian market. The certification covers various schemes such as the ISI mark scheme for products, Hallmarking for gold and silver, and the Compulsory Registration Scheme (CRS) for electronics and IT goods. It applies to both Indian and foreign manufacturers who wish to sell their products in India. At Consult Zone India, we provide complete end-to-end assistance for BIS certification across all applicable schemes.
BIS Certification is a mark of quality and safety granted by the Bureau of Indian Standards, confirming that a product conforms to the relevant Indian Standard.
| Scheme | Applies To | Mark |
|---|---|---|
| ISI Mark Scheme | Manufactured products (cement, food, electrical, etc.) | ISI mark |
| Hallmarking | Gold and silver jewellery / artefacts | BIS Hallmark |
| CRS | Electronics and IT goods | Self-declaration of conformity (Registration) |
| FMCS | Foreign manufacturers selling in India | ISI mark (foreign) |
Note: The applicable scheme depends on your product. To identify the right one, connect with our executive.
Note: Whether your product requires BIS certification depends on government notifications. For your case, connect with our executive.
Q1. What is BIS certification?
BIS certification is a product certification by the Bureau of Indian Standards confirming that a product conforms to the relevant Indian Standard. For your product, connect with our executive.
Q2. Is BIS certification mandatory?
BIS certification is mandatory for products notified by the government under compulsory certification. For other products it may be voluntary.
Q3. What is the difference between ISI mark and CRS?
The ISI mark scheme applies to manufactured products like cement and electrical goods, while CRS (Compulsory Registration Scheme) applies to electronics and IT goods.
Q4. Can foreign manufacturers get BIS certification?
Yes. Foreign manufacturers can obtain BIS certification under the Foreign Manufacturers Certification Scheme (FMCS) to sell products in India.
Q5. Is product testing required for BIS certification?
Yes. Product testing at a BIS-recognised laboratory is generally required as part of the certification process.
Q6. Is a factory inspection part of the process?
For schemes like the ISI mark, a factory inspection is generally conducted. The exact requirement depends on the scheme.
Q7. How long does BIS certification take?
The timeline depends on the scheme, product testing and factory inspection. For more details, connect with our executive.
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