Applicant Intake
Consent, identity/entity type, state, sector, business stage, ownership and project requirement.
For youth, women entrepreneurs, retailers, gold businesses, schools, startups, MSMEs and companies: 100 Agentic AI specialists help discover suitable official programmes, design the AI project, prepare the DPR and evidence, support authorized applications and monitor the funding workflow.
Combined public programme outlays shown for opportunity mapping; not a guaranteed applicant entitlement.
EBOLA AION does not issue government money and cannot guarantee sanction. Our role is to build an intelligent, auditable workflow around the applicant: understand the business or project, identify potentially relevant official programmes, test eligibility, design the AI project, prepare the DPR and evidence pack, support authorized filing, answer documentation gaps and track milestones after submission.
Consent, identity/entity type, state, sector, business stage, ownership and project requirement.
Search and rank official central/state/incubator/lender programmes against current eligibility conditions.
Convert the business need into a measurable AI project with beneficiaries, technology, deployment and outcomes.
Draft problem statement, solution architecture, implementation plan, quotations, milestones, budget and risks.
Build a checklist for registrations, KYC/entity records, financial evidence, technical proof and declarations.
Detect missing or inconsistent information and block unsupported claims before the applicant proceeds.
Guide the authorized applicant to the correct official portal. No silent or unauthorized submission.
Organize authority/incubator/lender queries, revisions and requested supporting evidence.
Track acknowledgements, deadlines, sanction conditions, implementation evidence and utilization requirements.
Maintain project status, approved evidence, invoices, milestones and an audit-friendly activity trail.
Every eligible member builds one permanent AI Work Passport. Subscription activates the AI workforce; AI Wallet records paid AI usage; verified work events build practical experience. Projects, active AI hours, agents used, CODIAX work, documents, automations, accepted gigs, certificates and funding-project evidence are scored together. Subscription or wallet spend alone does not buy a high work-experience score.
| Scoring Evidence | Maximum | What Counts |
|---|---|---|
| Verified AI Work Hours | 200 | Active evidenced sessions; idle time excluded |
| Completed Projects | 200 | Projects with outputs, milestones and evidence |
| Verified Work Outputs | 150 | Code, apps, documents, presentations, media, workflows |
| Agent / CODIAX Practical Skills | 150 | Agents, code files, APIs, database work, tests and deployments |
| Completed / Accepted Gigs | 100 | Defined service work accepted under programme rules |
| 9 Ratna Learning Achievements | 75 | Earned certificate pathways backed by evidence |
| Funding / Innovation Projects | 50 | Project proposals, DPRs, pilots and funding-readiness work |
| Consistency & Active Days | 50 | Sustained evidenced work over time |
| Evidence Quality / Verification | 25 | Traceability, completeness and verification status |
| TOTAL | 1000 | Evidence-backed AI work experience |
One permanent Passport ID follows the member across learning, projects, gigs, certificates and funding-readiness work. Certificates are achievement snapshots; the Passport is the continuing lifetime evidence record.
Family AI learning, productivity, projects and evidenced workspace activity.
Student AI learning, practical projects, skills, work hours and portfolio evidence.
School, college, coaching or training institution AI implementation and learner evidence.
Retail/shop AI workflows, inventory, CRM, sales, marketing and operational projects.
Employee/workplace AI productivity, documents, analysis, support and automation evidence.
CODIAX coding, agent engineering, APIs, databases, debugging, testing and deployment.
One-person Agentic AI company, business workflows, customer delivery and automation.
Practical AI learning, entrepreneurship, digital work and verified project evidence.
Goldsmith/jewellery AI inventory, CRM, analytics, customer service and business automation.
After a member has enough project and work evidence, these 10 agents turn the Passport into a funding-readiness workflow. The opportunity registry can store country, funding organisation, programme, applicant type, sector, funding instrument, amount/outlay, open date, deadline, eligibility, official application URL, current status and last verification time.
Find and refresh India and international government, research, innovation, university, incubator and startup opportunities from permitted official sources.
Match country, state, applicant/entity type, age/category where relevant, sector, project stage and required evidence.
Convert course skills, Passport evidence and a real problem into a measurable AI project concept.
Rank suitable grant, challenge, incubation, research, subsidy, loan or investment routes without treating them as equivalent.
Draft the problem, solution, beneficiaries, technical architecture, implementation, impact and proposal narrative from approved facts.
Prepare project costs, quotations, infrastructure, software, manpower, pilot, timeline and requested funding structure.
Build required-document checklists and organize Passport, project, registration, financial and pilot evidence.
Check consistency, missing fields, unsupported claims, current deadlines, eligibility risks and submission readiness.
Provide the official application route, reminders and a human-approved filing workflow where permitted.
Track acknowledgements, queries, revisions, pitch/interview preparation, milestones and status evidence.
Official scheme catalogue, deadline alerts, geography/sector filters, eligibility rules and evidence-linked matching.
Applicant profile, document vault, DPR copilot, budget builder, milestone plan and missing-document checklist.
Risk checks, authorized sign-off, official portal hand-off and submission receipt capture. No silent auto-submission.
Sanction conditions, utilization tracking, invoice/OCR reconciliation, milestone evidence and audit-ready reports.
Compute infrastructure, AI innovation centres, datasets, startup financing.
AI for health, sustainable agriculture, smart urban ecosystems.
Vernacular learning AI, teacher empowerment, skilling, student startup support.
Supports ideas at TRL 3 through designated incubators, including AI and other emerging technologies used for societal impact.
Official DetailsUniversity engagement with national datasets, AI models, workshops and hackathons for real-world student projects.
Official ProgrammeUmbrella scheme for investment and pilot support, incubator strengthening and startup growth outside major metros.
Official DetailsSector-agnostic seed support; qualifying AI startups may apply through selected incubators. Application window/status must be checked officially.
Check Official StatusGuides young innovators through problem statement, technical architecture, pilot evidence, budget and incubator-ready proposal preparation.
EBOLA AI helps eligible people and businesses understand their operations, design practical AI projects, learn to control specialist agents, prepare a DPR and supporting evidence, and navigate suitable government, incubator or lender programmes with human review.
AI education, idea validation, project building, work-experience evidence, startup readiness and incubation-route guidance.
AI-assisted entrepreneurship, digital sales, customer service, bookkeeping workflows, home-business automation and project documentation.
Inventory alerts, demand planning, billing support, customer follow-up, local-language marketing and supplier workflow automation.
Department-level AI assessment, automation roadmap, agent workflows, data governance, productivity KPIs and project implementation plans.
Sales, service, operations, compliance, staff training and customer-support automation shaped into a measurable technology project.
Role-based agents are configured for approved tasks, trained with business knowledge and kept under human control for sensitive actions.
| Sector | Programme | Amount (₹ Cr) | Announced by | Window | EBOLA AI Synergy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🤖 AI | IndiaAI Mission | 10,371.92 | Union Cabinet / MeitY | 2024-2029 | Core AI compute & startup ecosystem |
| 🤖 AI | 3 AI Centres of Excellence | 990 | Higher Education Dept | FY24-28 | Health, Agri, Cities |
| 🤖 AI | AI CoE for Education | 500 | Union Budget 2025 | 2025 onward | EdTech, skilling, student AI |
| 🚀 AI/TECH | MeitY GENESIS | 490 | MeitY | 5-year scheme | Tier-II/Tier-III startup and pilot support |
| 🌱 STARTUP | Startup India Seed Fund | 945 | DPIIT | Check current status | Sector-agnostic route for qualifying AI startups |
| 🎓 YOUTH AI | TIDE 2.0 | Programme route | MeitY | Check incubator calls | Individual/startup/student emerging-tech ideas |
| 🏫 YOUTH AI | AIKosh University Engagement | Non-grant support | IndiaAI | Check official programme | Datasets, models, workshops and hackathons |
How EBOLA AI assists the government-funding lifecycle—from verified scheme discovery to authorized filing, milestone evidence and compliance tracking.
*Demonstration only. It does not submit an application, contact a ministry or guarantee funding.
No single scheme covers every AI project. The correct route depends on applicant type, state, sector, entity age, innovation stage, project cost and the current application window. Grant, subsidy, loan, credit guarantee, incubation and market support are different instruments.
Government eligibility discovery across central and state schemes. Use applicant profile, state, category and benefit type before choosing a programme.
Technology prototype support through PRAYAS Centres: up to ₹20 lakh per innovator/startup; Advance PRAYAS Centres can support eligible deep-tech prototypes up to ₹40 lakh.
Incubator-routed seed support for deserving startups; official NIDHI information states support may reach ₹100 lakh per startup, subject to incubator calls and appraisal.
For eligible DPIIT-recognised early-stage startups pursuing proof of concept, prototype, product trials, market entry and commercialisation through approved incubators.
Technology entrepreneurship and incubation ecosystem for emerging-technology solutions with societal relevance, delivered through supported incubation centres.
Supports accelerators that select and help potential IT-based startups scale through structured acceleration and ecosystem connections.
Startup support ecosystem focused on technology ventures in Tier-II and Tier-III cities through selected implementation partners and incubators.
Loans for eligible non-corporate micro enterprises in manufacturing, services, retail and agri-allied activities: Shishu, Kishor, Tarun and qualifying Tarun Plus routes.
Credit-linked support for establishing eligible new micro-enterprises in rural and urban areas. Project limits, beneficiary contribution and subsidy rates depend on category and location.
A credit-guarantee mechanism that can support collateral-free lending to eligible micro and small enterprises through member lending institutions; it is not a direct cash grant.
Centre–State MSME reform programme supporting improved credit access, technology, market capability, greening, women-owned enterprises and state-specific interventions.
Awareness, training and handholding to improve productivity, inventory, space, energy use and process efficiency—an alignment point for responsible AI automation projects.
Supports MSME marketability through approved procurement and marketing interventions, awareness and market-development activities.
Greenfield-enterprise bank-finance route historically designed for women and SC/ST entrepreneurs. The June 2026 Startup India playbook notes the earlier operational period through March 2025.
Working-capital support route for eligible street vendors. It should not be presented as a general kirana-shop subsidy; applicant category and local verification matter.
Legacy PMFME framework included credit-linked subsidy, SHG seed capital and formalisation support. Because the original implementation period ended, current extension/window must be verified.
Infrastructure support across preservation and cold-chain value systems; eligible entity types can include companies, firms, cooperatives, SHGs and FPOs under current guidelines.
Women-focused soft loans, interest support and enterprise assistance differ by state—for example Udyogini and state Mahila Udyami programmes. Residency and category rules are decisive.
This page covers the complete readiness journey for Indian AI projects. Programme names, deadlines, eligibility and benefits can change; applicants must verify every opportunity on the relevant official portal before applying.
Artificial intelligence startup grants, incubation support, seed programmes, innovation challenges and pilot opportunities.
AI project opportunities for eligible students, researchers, young founders, educational institutions and incubated teams.
Digital transformation, automation, applied AI, manufacturing intelligence and technology-upgrade project planning.
Problem statement, beneficiary analysis, technical architecture, budget, timeline, risks, milestones and measurable outcomes.
Entity status, programme rules, required registrations, declarations, evidence, quotations and submission readiness.
Human-approved milestones, utilization records, deliverables, performance indicators, audit trail and progress reporting.
Essential answers for founders, students, MSMEs and project teams preparing an AI funding application.
No. EBOLA AI can support programme research, readiness and documentation. Final approval, amount and timing remain entirely with the relevant authority, lender or incubator.
A Detailed Project Report presents the problem, proposed AI solution, beneficiaries, technology, execution plan, budget, milestones, risks and measurable impact.
Depending on the programme, eligible applicants may include recognized startups, MSMEs, students, researchers, institutions, incubated teams or consortiums.
Some innovation, incubation, challenge and research programmes may support eligible youth or student teams. Current official notifications must always be checked.
Requirements may include identity and entity records, registrations, financial information, DPR, budget, quotations, team profiles, technical architecture, pilot evidence and declarations.