In India, the growth of entrepreneurship has been actively supported by a variety of institutional support systems that aim to nurture, guide, and sustain entrepreneurial ventures. These support mechanisms are designed to provide financial assistance, skill development, technological guidance, marketing support, and policy advocacy, which collectively create an enabling ecosystem for entrepreneurs across different sectors and regions. One of the primary institutional support systems is the Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI), established in 1990. SIDBI plays a crucial role in financing, developing, and facilitating the growth of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). It offers direct lending and refinance support, promotes venture capital initiatives, and collaborates with state-level financial institutions to ensure entrepreneurs have access to credit. SIDBI also focuses on promoting innovation and modernization in industries, supporting start-ups with technology upgradation, and providing consultancy services. The Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) provides a structured framework for institutional support. The ministry runs numerous schemes targeting entrepreneurship development, including financial support for new ventures, subsidies for marketing, skill development programs, and assistance in adopting modern technology. Through its network of MSME Development Institutes, the ministry organizes training programs, workshops, and seminars that enhance entrepreneurial skills. The ministry also facilitates participation in trade fairs and exhibitions, helping entrepreneurs gain market visibility and expand their customer base. Another critical institutional support system is the National Small Industries Corporation (NSIC), which primarily assists