Startup schemes are government or private initiatives designed to support new businesses by providing financial aid, mentorship, tax benefits, and infrastructure support. These schemes help entrepreneurs by easing the process of starting and scaling their businesses. Governments worldwide introduce startup schemes to promote innovation, employment, and economic growth. In India, the Startup India initiative provides various benefits like tax exemptions, funding support, and easier compliance. Seed funding schemes offer initial financial assistance to early-stage startups to cover operational costs. Credit Guarantee Schemes provide collateral-free loans to help startups with financial support. Tax exemptions under startup schemes help reduce the financial burden during the initial years. Incubation programs provide mentorship, office space, and resources to startups. Accelerator programs help startups scale quickly by providing expert guidance and networking opportunities. Venture capital funding is often supported under these schemes to encourage investment in startups. Women entrepreneurship schemes promote female-led businesses with exclusive financial aid and mentorship. Sector-specific schemes focus on industries like technology, healthcare, agriculture, and manufacturing. Grants and subsidies reduce the cost of innovation and product development for startups. Research and development grants encourage technology-based startups to innovate. Export promotion schemes help startups expand into global markets by providing financial and logistical support. Market access programs connect startups with potential customers, partners, and investors. Skill development initiatives train entrepreneurs in business management and leadership. Ease of doing business reforms simplify legal procedures, making it easier to start and run a business. Public procurement policies allow startups to participate in government contracts. Technology support programs provide access to software, tools, and research facilities. International collaboration programs help startups expand globally through partnerships. Networking events and startup summits bring investors and startups together for funding opportunities. Crowdfunding platforms are encouraged under startup schemes to help raise capital. Digital initiatives support online businesses and tech-based startups. Green startup schemes promote eco-friendly businesses with financial incentives. Social entrepreneurship programs support businesses that address social and environmental challenges. Custom duty exemptions reduce import costs for startups working with foreign technology. Single-window clearances speed up licensing and regulatory approvals. Angel investor tax benefits attract private investors to fund startups. Bootstrapping support provides financial literacy training for self-funded startups. IPR protection schemes help startups secure patents and trademarks easily. Govt-backed equity funding programs ensure continued capital for high-growth startups. Monitoring and evaluation frameworks track the impact and success of startups benefiting from these schemes.