Understanding your results

Your results page appears immediately after completing the assessment. It shows every government scheme you qualify for based on your company profile, ranked by potential value.

The total potential value figure

At the top of the results page you will see a headline figure — for example, ₹42L in potential benefits. This is the sum of the estimated maximum benefit across all matched schemes. It represents the ceiling of what is claimable, not a guaranteed amount — actual disbursements depend on successful applications and government approval.

Scheme cards

Each matched scheme appears as a card showing:

• Scheme name — the official name of the programme
• Benefit type — grant, subsidy, tax deduction, loan guarantee, or equity support
• Estimated value — the maximum benefit your company could receive from this scheme
• Governing body — the central ministry or state department that administers it
• Confidence level — High, Medium, or Low, reflecting how well your profile matches the scheme's published criteria
• Match score — a numeric score out of 100 showing overall eligibility strength for that scheme

Schemes are ordered by potential value. High-confidence matches at the top of the list are the best candidates to pursue first.

Confidence levels

High confidence means your profile meets all or nearly all of the scheme's published eligibility criteria. Medium confidence means most criteria are met but one or two conditions are uncertain — often due to missing profile data. Low confidence means the match is possible but conditional on factors BenefitStack cannot fully verify from your assessment answers alone.

Low-confidence matches are still worth reviewing — they may become high-confidence once you complete your company profile with more detail.

Scheme count

The number of matched schemes varies by company profile. Early-stage technology companies in states with active startup policies (Karnataka, Telangana, Maharashtra) typically match 15–30 schemes. Manufacturing companies and regulated sectors may match fewer but higher-value programmes.

If your results look low

A low scheme count usually means one of three things: your sector has fewer targeted programmes, your state has fewer state-level schemes, or your company age or turnover falls outside common eligibility windows. Re-running the assessment with a different entity type or sector sometimes reveals additional matches. Completing your company profile also improves match accuracy — the assessment captures seven data points, but the full profile supports more precise eligibility checks.

Saving your results

Results are saved automatically to your dashboard. You can return to them at any time without re-running the assessment. Click any assessment on your dashboard to open its detail page.