ABSTRACT

                                Many government programs contain policy instruments addressing SMEs. New structures and strategies are being explored that will help small enterprises to grow and provide a promising future in the global market. In a number of more competitive economies, business incubation is one of the tools that have helped to create and support new entrepreneurial skills and businesses. The aim of the study is to cover entire research about finding out about the working of an Indian Business Incubator and its programs if any. This study is based on secondary research to study the working of an innovative incubator in India. The study has been analyzed with the help of pie charts, bar graph and smart art. The study concluded that Business Incubators provide a higher level of support to start-ups and new entrepreneurs as compared to the other supports available. Business Incubation, as a process is multidimensional and can have different objectives as regards ideas, community, time and accessibility