In the mid 1980s it was felt necessary to confer a statutory status to ISI’s functioning which led to the enactment of the BIS Act 1986. ISI was renamed as the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), to promote harmonious development of standardization, and quality certification of goods, with a clearly defined statutory powers. The Act has now been revised as BIS Act, 2016 and establishes BIS as the National Standards Body.
Scheme – I (
Mark Scheme) Scheme – II (Registration Scheme) View Indian Standards under Compulsory Certification free of cost
Scheme – I Guideline for Grant of Licence Guideline for Suspension and Revocation of Suspension of Licence Guideline for Change in Scope of Licence Guideline for Renewal of Licence Guideline for Retesting of samples Guideline for Operation of Licence Product Manuals Scheme of Inspection and Testing Grouping Guidelines
1. What is the procedure for obtaining BIS licence?
Guidelines for Grant of licence for Certification Scheme – I
2. What is Indian Standard Number for my Product?
3. What is the fee structure?
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