Your Final Test Report, turned into eligibility.
A report sitting in a folder doesn't win you a subsidy or a tender — it has to be correctly matched to the scheme's requirements. That's the part we handle.
SMAM, RKVY, PKVY and Custom Hiring Centre subsidies each reference FMTTI test reports slightly differently — which machinery categories qualify, what documentation the scheme wants alongside the report, and how report validity — which genuinely varies by machinery category — interacts with the scheme's own cycle. Getting this translation wrong is how a genuinely compliant machine still gets rejected at the procurement or subsidy stage.
We confirm exactly what your target scheme or tender requires, check your report against it, and prepare the supporting submission — so the report you already have (or the one we've just helped you get) actually does its job.
A report that actually clears procurement.
- Scheme-requirement mapping
- Exactly which FMTTI evidence SMAM, RKVY, PKVY or your CHC/tender process requires for your machinery category.
- Validity checking
- Confirming your report's Type Approval / batch-test validity window covers the scheme cycle you're targeting.
- Submission preparation
- Assembling the report and supporting documentation in the format the scheme or procurement process asks for.
- Renewal planning
- Flagging early when a report is approaching expiry against a scheme you're still relying on.
The lines we don’t cross.
- No guaranteed approvals. Scheme and tender decisions rest with the relevant government authority — we make sure the submission is correct and complete, we don't control the outcome.
- No invented eligibility. If your machine or report doesn't actually qualify for a scheme, we say so rather than submit a claim we know will fail.
Often paired with
Subsidy & procurement: clear answers.
- SMAM (Sub-Mission on Agricultural Mechanization), RKVY, PKVY and Custom Hiring Centre (CHC) subsidies all draw on FMTTI test reports for eligibility — the specific requirement depends on the scheme guideline and your machinery category.
- The general rule is that agricultural implements, tools and machinery costing more than ₹35,000 need FMTTI (or designated testing centre) approval before supply under government-assisted programmes — we confirm the specific threshold and requirement for your machine and scheme.
- It can — validity varies by category (tractors/power tillers are shorter, most implements longer), so a report timed against one scheme cycle may need renewal for a later one. We check this against the category-wise validity table before you rely on an existing report.