Overview of BIS ISI Certification

This certification is governed by the BIS, a statutory body established under the Bureau of Indian Standards Act 1986. Its primary purpose is to ensure the quality, safety, and reliability of products sold in India. BIS/ISI Certification encompasses a wide range of product categories, including electronics, appliances, food products, and industrial goods.

Manufacturers seeking BIS/ISI Certification must ensure that their products comply with specific quality and safety standards set by the BIS. This typically involves rigorous testing at BIS-recognized laboratories to verify that the products meet the prescribed Indian standards. Upon successful compliance, the products are granted BIS/ISI certification, which is marked by the ISI mark. This ISI mark serves as visible proof of conformity with Indian standards and signifies product reliability.

BIS/ISI Certification is often a mandatory requirement for products sold in India, and non-compliance can lead to legal consequences, including product confiscation, fines, and legal actions against manufacturers. Manufacturers, both domestic and international, should consider BIS/ISI Certification an essential requirement to enter and succeed in the Indian market.

It assures consumers of product quality and safety, fostering confidence in the products and enhancing market access for manufacturers. To maintain certification, manufacturers must continually adhere to BIS standards, including undergoing periodic audits and testing to ensure ongoing compliance.

Following products are covered under Compulsory Registration Scheme: