Focus Sectors
- One of the most literate states in India – with a literacy rate of over 88.7 per cent, most Goans are conversant in the English language, which is the lingua franca for the IT industry
- More than 250 IT companies out of which 70 per cent of the companies are in the startup space
- Till date 116 startups have been certified by the SPC and a total of USD 2 million is spent as incentives on the Goan start-ups
The state shares a literacy rate as high as 88.7%, which is a clear indicator of how the educational development of the people has improved since liberation. According to education department statistics, Goa has 1,735 schools, including primary, middle, high, and higher secondary schools. These 1,735 schools include government schools as well as Government aided and unaided schools. Apart from these schools, Goa also has a network of schools owned by private bodies.
Affiliated as well as non-affiliated colleges approved by University Grants Commission (UGC) offer courses at different levels including UG and PG. As per the recent reports released by UGC, a total of 35 colleges with a status of sections are available in Goa to provide higher education.
Nirmala Institute of Education
St. Xavier’s College Mapusa
Carmel College for Women
There are several premier educational institutes in Goa such as BITS, and others such as IIT that are coming soon
NA
Bharat Yatra
EDUNET Scheme
National Talent Search and National Means cum Merit Scholarship Exam
Adolescence Education Programme
- One of the most literate states in India – with a literacy rate of over 88.7 per cent, most Goans are conversant in the English language, which is the lingua franca for the IT industry
- More than 250 IT companies out of which 70 per cent of the companies are in the startup space
- Till date 116 startups have been certified by the SPC and a total of USD 2 million is spent as incentives on the Goan start-ups
Goa ranks as one of the most literate states in India and Goans are highly fluent in the English language, which is notably the lingua franca for the IT industry. The state has more than 250 IT companies out of which 70% of the companies are in the startup space. The Department of Information Technology is constantly working towards establishing Goa as an Intelligent State through promotion of Information Technology in Trade, Commerce and Infotainment. The Start-up Promotion Cell (SPC) in Goa aims to make Goa a place where it’s easy for students to gain knowledge of the technical skills required for growth and therefore open up several doors to employment opportunities in the state. SPC is constantly working towards the evolution of policies and creating a responsive policy framework to help further the growth of startups here therefore making Goa the most desirable place for entrepreneurs. Till date, over 116 startups have been certified by the Start-up Promotion Cell.
Goa College of Engineering
Padre Conceicao College of Engineering
Shree Rayeshwar Institute of Engineering and Information Technology
- Siemens
- IFB
- CommScope
- Titan
Existing – Many schemes, activities and programs have been implemented by the government to further the growth of the technological sector in Goa. Grants have been provided to various organizations in the field of science and technology and innovations. Regular grants have also been provided to the science association/GSCST for the activities they conduct and facilities they provide to aid in the promotion of information systems.
In addition to this, Goa has implemented a Solid Waste Management facility for treating dry waste and recycling it through technology. The scientific system helps in reducing methane emissions in the atmosphere thus reducing the release of Greenhouse gasses.
Upcoming:
- Electronic Manufacturing Cluster, Tuem
- IT Park, Chimbel
In recent years, Goa has seen an increase in the growth of the IT and ITeS industry. There are around 170 businesses in the industry, with 60% of them being startups founded within the previous seven years. Around 40% of the enterprises are in the software development business, and the 30 companies in Goa that specialise in exports have produced around INR 85 crores in revenue. The state government has a specialised IT strategy for the growth of this sector, which includes several types of assistance/incentives such as internet subsidies and electricity subsidies, among others. Goa has the potential to lead the Indian IT sector, generating employment for the State.
Goa is a very popular state in India, boasting a wide range of qualities that are bound to attract investors. Some of these being, the greatest per-capita GDP, exceptional human development indexes, and exceptional connectivity. Goa’s cosmopolitan culture, robust infrastructure, quality manpower, picturesque landscape, clean environment, and development orientation provide an unparalleled quality of life; these factors not only make Goa an ideal base for established organizations to invest in and expand, but can also make being in Goa a strategic imperative.
Land/Built Up Area Rebate Scheme
The main objective of this scheme is to provide Land / Built up Area Rebate to the IT Industry in the state of Goa. Those who choose to apply must have their operations set up in Goa and have worked out of the same office space for more than a year to apply for the scheme.
- Quantum of Financial Assistance Under the Scheme
- Purchase of Land for creating IT Office Space
- Purchase of Built Up office space for IT operations
- Quantum of Financial Assistance Under the Scheme
- Contributes to 3.74% of states GDP
- About 44% of the total geographical area of the state is gross cropped area
- Agriculture provides livelihood support to nearly 12% of the state’s 1.5 million population.
Agriculture has been one of the main sources of income to many in Goa for ages as the land in Goa is highly suitable for cultivation of a variety of crops. From verdant paddy fields to forests of cashew trees, Goa has it all. The Agro and Food processing sector in Goa contributes to over 3.74% of the state’s GDP. About 44% of the total geographical area of the state is gross cropped area and agriculture provides livelihood support to nearly 12% of the state’s 1.5 million population. The cultivation of high value horticulture crops is gaining importance due to better returns, lower risk and tolerance of these crops for part time farming. Agriculture mechanization has experienced tremendous growth over the last few years and will continue to grow with investments in the near future.
- Goa University
- ICAR-Central Coastal Agricultural Research Institute
- Don Bosco College of Agriculture
- Krishi Vigyan Kendra, ICAR CCARI Goa
Grants have been provided by the state government to help improve the agricultural sector in Goa due to which a growth of upto 2.13% has been seen after many efforts. The state has been providing assistance to the farmers in multiple ways right from land preparation to marketing the harvested produce. GST component of agricultural machineries has been included in the standard cost of the machineries while calculating subsidy to therefore benefit the farmers financially. In addition to this various schemes and policies have been implemented to benefit the farmers of Goa.
Goa has the potential to export 600-800 tonnes per year if improved farming techniques and integrated pest management are implemented, along with the establishment of a buying agency for export purposes. Around 2000 spice growers and 20,000 rice producers live in Goa, with a large scope for Kokkum exports owing to its medicinal properties. Mangoes are in high demand throughout the Asia-Pacific region, with export potential of Coconut oil, Orchids and Anthuriums in the state. Goan Cashew has great export potential in the production of ‘Feni’ as well as various organic properties.
Goa is blessed with a diverse flora and fauna where over 3000 different species of plants and flowers exist. Plantations such as the areca nut, jackfruit, mango and cashew are very popular and found all over the state. Cashew crops grow in abundance here and are known as one of the most important crops here. Feni, made out of cashew juice has received a GI tag making it unique to Goa and thus expanding its potential for becoming internationally popular. Along with this, a wide variety of jackfruits are grown in Goa as well. The interest in jackfruit has grown manifold due to its popular alternative to meat. As the trend of veganism increases so does the need for meat substitutes like Jackfruit increases. With such a large variety of agricultural products, Goa is full of budding opportunities for investment.
- Assistance for Quality/certified seed.
- Assured price for Agriculture produce.
- Distribution of Seed Mini kits
- Establishment of Sugarcane Seed Farm
- Revitalization of Khazan land
- SSS Promoting improved technologies in food grain crops
- Tourism is one of the prime industries in Goa, which contributes to over 16.43% of state GDP
- The industry supports over 35% of jobs and livelihood opportunities in the state
- Goa was the first and only Indian state to receive global recognition from WTTC (World Travel & Tourism Council) in the form of “Safe Travels Stamp” being issued to the tourism department of Goa
Goa, with its golden beaches on the west and lush Sahyadris on its east, is undoubtedly a hotspot for tourism. Some of the world famous resorts preside here in Goa along with thrilling activities and adventures. Tourism is one of the prime industries in Goa, which contributes to over 16.43% of state’s GDP. Goa’s tourism industry is increasingly placing emphasis on the development of “Responsible and Sensible” tourism in the state. The industry supports over 35% of employment and livelihood opportunities in the state. With this, Goa has become the first and only Indian state to receive global recognition from WTTC (World Travel & Tourism Council) in the form of “Safe Travels Stamp”.
Institutes
- Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology & Applied Nutrition, Goa (IHM)
- International Institute of Hotel Management, Goa (IIHM)
- Goa Hospitality College
- V M Salgaocar Institute of International Hospitality Education (VMSIIHE)
- Taj
- Hyatt
- Radisson
- Westin
- Leela
- Delta Corp
Goa Tourism Development Corporation Limited (GTDC), established by the Government of Goa, is tasked with the development of tourism in the state. GTDC is continuously identifying and developing tourism infrastructure such as accommodation (hotels), vehicles, tours, boats and other properties to promote tourism.
What makes tourism unique in Goa is that there’s truly something for everyone here. From beaches to waterfalls, to churches and temples rich in history and of course a whole bag of adventure and activities to follow. With multiple opportunities for workations, Goa offers a unique paradigm of offbeat adventures waiting for every explorer to visit and enjoy. The opportunities for investment in the tourism sector in Goa are on the rise due to its versatility like no other.
- Goa Tourism Policy 2020
- Tourism Shack Policy 2019-22
- Tourist Trade Support (Working Capital Interest Subvention) Scheme 2021
- International Charter Support (Waiver of landing charges) Scheme 2021
- Tourist Village Scheme 2021
- Tourist Guide Certification Scheme 2021
- Contributes to 10% of states GDP
- Estimated yearly revenues of more than USD 2.40 billion
- The pharmaceutical industry in Goa produces 12% of the total medicines manufactured in India and about 70% of their produce is exported to the most developed countries in the world
Goa has a large established pharmaceutical industry with estimated yearly revenues of more than INR 7,500 crores (USD 1.35 billion). It is estimated that the pharmaceutical industry in Goa contributes around 10% of India’s pharmaceutical output. Especially after the pandemic, the need for pharmaceuticals and biotechnology has massively increased to provide the best possible care to the public.
Synergies with the pharmaceutical industry along with the several other advantages such as a large educated population makes Goa an attractive destination for bio-technology companies.
Institutes
- Goa Medical College
- Goa College of Pharmacy
- Goa Dental College and Hospital
- SES Shri Kamaxidevi Homoeopathic Medical College Hospital
- Sanofi
- Ranbaxy
- Cipla
- Cadila
- Lupin
- Dr Reddy’s Laboratories
- Glenmark Pharmaceuticals
- Unichem Lab
- Abbott
- Pfizer
Existing: Goa has over 81 manufacturing units which have been licensed for exports all over India. The state also houses over 700 small scale units and over 150 large and medium scale units that directly or indirectly employ more than 25,000 people. The pharmaceutical industry in Goa is a non-polluting industry where some of the most well known Indian pharmaceutical companies have invested and set up their plants.
With about 81 manufacturing units, Goa’s pharmaceutical sector produces 11% of the country’s total pharma and exports all of it apart from about 20%, which is consumed in the domestic market. The state is strategically located with a great infrastructure for exports through land, air, rail or sea. Exports worth over INR 12,000 CR are generated from Goa alone. This explains Goa’s stringent laws and excellent quality requirements, which meet and exceed global standards.
The pharmaceutical sector is growing at a fast pace in Goa and the pharma companies based in Goa have also received approvals from regulated bodies such as US FDA, UK MHRA, etc. Some of the notable pharma companies in Goa are Cipla, Sanofi, Teva Pharmaceuticals, Lupin, Glenmark, Merck KGaA, Novartis, Johnson & Johnson, Zydus Cadila, Indoco Remedies, Wockhardt and many more. Goa has undoubtedly become one of the only states in India to have such a wide range of pharmaceutical companies thus increasing the chances of investment in this particular sector.
Institutes
- Institute of Maritime Studies IMS
- Institute of Ship Building Technology
Existing
- Dabolim Airport
Upcoming
- Mopa Airport
- Logistics Hub
- The light engineering industry would broadly include electrical, electronics & instrumentation, medical equipment, IT hardware, mechanical and other environmentally friendly hi-tech engineering units
- Several leading companies in areas such as fertilizers, tyres and tubes, cement, electrical machinery, fish-net making machines, automatic washing machines, printed circuit boards
The engineering industry has been encouraged to expand its capabilities in product development and advanced manufacturing technology due the rapid growth of India’s manufacturing sector. The Light Engineering Industry in Goa therefore works diligently towards meeting the growing requirements of the manufacturing sector. MSME’s that are primarily focused in the production, manufacturing, processing, or preservation of goods and commodities, have encouraged the enablement of incentives and infrastructure in the industry.
Light Engineering is an integral industry that provides various services to many sectors such as power, consumer products and manufacturing. Known to be a highly labor intensive sector, the industry is bound to create many employment opportunities. As the demand for consumer goods increases, the need for Light Engineering is therefore strong and consistent.
The Government plans to develop a framework to ensure adequate industrial training for all ITI and Polytechnic students. The plan is to set up a ‘Light Engineering Industrial Estate’ for MSME’s, infrastructure of sheds, power and water supply and GBBN will be made available to each shed. A logistics hub will be created that will include warehousing, container depot, cold storage facilities and linkage to port, road and rail infrastructure.
Goa is evidently a hotspot for investment when it comes to the Light Engineering Industry and the scope it carries to move forward. Goa is notably the only state in India that has a high import and export potential through various mediums such as port, road, rail and air infrastructure and to add to the mix, a large educated workforce.
With a literacy rate of 87%, Goa is the fourth most literate state in India
With a high literacy rate, Goa is one of the top most states in India on the socio-economic front hence why it’s liable to attract investments in the knowledge based industry sector. The government intends to encourage students to pursue careers in various knowledge-based industries by expanding post-graduate and PhD programmes in a variety of fields. This will entail providing grants to deserving students who are interested in these fields. Through the Goa investment policy 2013, the government is also keen on achieving investments in the field of research & development which focus on areas such as life sciences, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, engineering, engineering product development.
Through suitable implementation models, the Government of Goa will undertake the construction of green, intelligent buildings with plug and play infrastructure which is bound to become a game changer for many companies. The said buildings will be in a ‘ready to use’ state for any small and mid-sized knowledge based industry to establish itself.
- Goa Institute of Management (GIM)
- National Institute of Oceanography (NIO)
- Don Bosco College of Engineering
- Govind Ramnath Kare College of Law
- VM Salgaocar College of Law
- St. Xavier’s College
- International Institute of Fashion Design (INIFD)
- Contributes to 3.74% of states GDP
- About 44% of the total geographical area of the state is gross cropped area
- Agriculture provides livelihood support to nearly 12% of the state’s 1.5 million population.
Agriculture has been one of the main sources of income to many in Goa for ages as the land in Goa is highly suitable for cultivation of a variety of crops. From verdant paddy fields to forests of cashew trees, Goa has it all. The Agro and Food processing sector in Goa contributes to over 3.74% of the state’s GDP. About 44% of the total geographical area of the state is gross cropped area and agriculture provides livelihood support to nearly 12% of the state’s 1.5 million population. The cultivation of high value horticulture crops is gaining importance due to better returns, lower risk and tolerance of these crops for part time farming. Agriculture mechanization has experienced tremendous growth over the last few years and will continue to grow with investments in the near future.
- Goa University
- ICAR-Central Coastal Agricultural Research Institute
- Don Bosco College of Agriculture
- Krishi Vigyan Kendra, ICAR CCARI Goa
Grants have been provided by the state government to help improve the agricultural sector in Goa due to which a growth of upto 2.13% has been seen after many efforts. The state has been providing assistance to the farmers in multiple ways right from land preparation to marketing the harvested produce. GST component of agricultural machineries has been included in the standard cost of the machineries while calculating subsidy to therefore benefit the farmers financially. In addition to this various schemes and policies have been implemented to benefit the farmers of Goa.
Goa has the potential to export 600-800 tonnes per year if improved farming techniques and integrated pest management are implemented, along with the establishment of a buying agency for export purposes. Around 2000 spice growers and 20,000 rice producers live in Goa, with a large scope for Kokkum exports owing to its medicinal properties. Mangoes are in high demand throughout the Asia-Pacific region, with export potential of Coconut oil, Orchids and Anthuriums in the state. Goan Cashew has great export potential in the production of ‘Feni’ as well as various organic properties.
Goa is blessed with a diverse flora and fauna where over 3000 different species of plants and flowers exist. Plantations such as the areca nut, jackfruit, mango and cashew are very popular and found all over the state. Cashew crops grow in abundance here and are known as one of the most important crops here. Feni, made out of cashew juice has received a GI tag making it unique to Goa and thus expanding its potential for becoming internationally popular. Along with this, a wide variety of jackfruits are grown in Goa as well. The interest in jackfruit has grown manifold due to its popular alternative to meat. As the trend of veganism increases so does the need for meat substitutes like Jackfruit increases. With such a large variety of agricultural products, Goa is full of budding opportunities for investment.
- Assistance for Quality/certified seed.
- Assured price for Agriculture produce.
- Distribution of Seed Mini kits
- Establishment of Sugarcane Seed Farm
- Revitalization of Khazan land
- SSS Promoting improved technologies in food grain crops
- Tourism is one of the prime industries in Goa, which contributes to over 16.43% of state GDP
- The industry supports over 35% of jobs and livelihood opportunities in the state
- Goa was the first and only Indian state to receive global recognition from WTTC (World Travel & Tourism Council) in the form of “Safe Travels Stamp” being issued to the tourism department of Goa
Goa, with its golden beaches on the west and lush Sahyadris on its east, is undoubtedly a hotspot for tourism. Some of the world famous resorts preside here in Goa along with thrilling activities and adventures. Tourism is one of the prime industries in Goa, which contributes to over 16.43% of state’s GDP. Goa’s tourism industry is increasingly placing emphasis on the development of “Responsible and Sensible” tourism in the state. The industry supports over 35% of employment and livelihood opportunities in the state. With this, Goa has become the first and only Indian state to receive global recognition from WTTC (World Travel & Tourism Council) in the form of “Safe Travels Stamp”.
Institutes
- Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology & Applied Nutrition, Goa (IHM)
- International Institute of Hotel Management, Goa (IIHM)
- Goa Hospitality College
- V M Salgaocar Institute of International Hospitality Education (VMSIIHE)
- Taj
- Hyatt
- Radisson
- Westin
- Leela
- Delta Corp
Goa Tourism Development Corporation Limited (GTDC), established by the Government of Goa, is tasked with the development of tourism in the state. GTDC is continuously identifying and developing tourism infrastructure such as accommodation (hotels), vehicles, tours, boats and other properties to promote tourism.
What makes tourism unique in Goa is that there’s truly something for everyone here. From beaches to waterfalls, to churches and temples rich in history and of course a whole bag of adventure and activities to follow. With multiple opportunities for workations, Goa offers a unique paradigm of offbeat adventures waiting for every explorer to visit and enjoy. The opportunities for investment in the tourism sector in Goa are on the rise due to its versatility like no other.
- Goa Tourism Policy 2020
- Tourism Shack Policy 2019-22
- Tourist Trade Support (Working Capital Interest Subvention) Scheme 2021
- International Charter Support (Waiver of landing charges) Scheme 2021
- Tourist Village Scheme 2021
- Tourist Guide Certification Scheme 2021
- Contributes to 10% of states GDP
- Estimated yearly revenues of more than USD 2.40 billion
- The pharmaceutical industry in Goa produces 12% of the total medicines manufactured in India and about 70% of their produce is exported to the most developed countries in the world
Goa has a large established pharmaceutical industry with estimated yearly revenues of more than INR 7,500 crores (USD 1.35 billion). It is estimated that the pharmaceutical industry in Goa contributes around 10% of India’s pharmaceutical output. Especially after the pandemic, the need for pharmaceuticals and biotechnology has massively increased to provide the best possible care to the public.
Synergies with the pharmaceutical industry along with the several other advantages such as a large educated population makes Goa an attractive destination for bio-technology companies.
Institutes
- Goa Medical College
- Goa College of Pharmacy
- Goa Dental College and Hospital
- SES Shri Kamaxidevi Homoeopathic Medical College Hospital
- Sanofi
- Ranbaxy
- Cipla
- Cadila
- Lupin
- Dr Reddy’s Laboratories
- Glenmark Pharmaceuticals
- Unichem Lab
- Abbott
- Pfizer
Existing: Goa has over 81 manufacturing units which have been licensed for exports all over India. The state also houses over 700 small scale units and over 150 large and medium scale units that directly or indirectly employ more than 25,000 people. The pharmaceutical industry in Goa is a non-polluting industry where some of the most well known Indian pharmaceutical companies have invested and set up their plants.
With about 81 manufacturing units, Goa’s pharmaceutical sector produces 11% of the country’s total pharma and exports all of it apart from about 20%, which is consumed in the domestic market. The state is strategically located with a great infrastructure for exports through land, air, rail or sea. Exports worth over INR 12,000 CR are generated from Goa alone. This explains Goa’s stringent laws and excellent quality requirements, which meet and exceed global standards.
The pharmaceutical sector is growing at a fast pace in Goa and the pharma companies based in Goa have also received approvals from regulated bodies such as US FDA, UK MHRA, etc. Some of the notable pharma companies in Goa are Cipla, Sanofi, Teva Pharmaceuticals, Lupin, Glenmark, Merck KGaA, Novartis, Johnson & Johnson, Zydus Cadila, Indoco Remedies, Wockhardt and many more. Goa has undoubtedly become one of the only states in India to have such a wide range of pharmaceutical companies thus increasing the chances of investment in this particular sector.
Institutes
- Institute of Maritime Studies IMS
- Institute of Ship Building Technology
Existing
- Dabolim Airport
Upcoming
- Mopa Airport
- Logistics Hub
- One of the most literate states in India – with a literacy rate of over 88.7 per cent, most Goans are conversant in the English language, which is the lingua franca for the IT industry
- More than 250 IT companies out of which 70 per cent of the companies are in the startup space
- Till date 116 startups have been certified by the SPC and a total of USD 2 million is spent as incentives on the Goan start-ups
The state shares a literacy rate as high as 88.7%, which is a clear indicator of how the educational development of the people has improved since liberation. According to education department statistics, Goa has 1,735 schools, including primary, middle, high, and higher secondary schools. These 1,735 schools include government schools as well as Government aided and unaided schools. Apart from these schools, Goa also has a network of schools owned by private bodies.
Affiliated as well as non-affiliated colleges approved by University Grants Commission (UGC) offer courses at different levels including UG and PG. As per the recent reports released by UGC, a total of 35 colleges with a status of sections are available in Goa to provide higher education.
Nirmala Institute of Education
St. Xavier’s College Mapusa
Carmel College for Women
There are several premier educational institutes in Goa such as BITS, and others such as IIT that are coming soon
NA
Bharat Yatra
EDUNET Scheme
National Talent Search and National Means cum Merit Scholarship Exam
Adolescence Education Programme
- The light engineering industry would broadly include electrical, electronics & instrumentation, medical equipment, IT hardware, mechanical and other environmentally friendly hi-tech engineering units
- Several leading companies in areas such as fertilizers, tyres and tubes, cement, electrical machinery, fish-net making machines, automatic washing machines, printed circuit boards
The engineering industry has been encouraged to expand its capabilities in product development and advanced manufacturing technology due the rapid growth of India’s manufacturing sector. The Light Engineering Industry in Goa therefore works diligently towards meeting the growing requirements of the manufacturing sector. MSME’s that are primarily focused in the production, manufacturing, processing, or preservation of goods and commodities, have encouraged the enablement of incentives and infrastructure in the industry.
Light Engineering is an integral industry that provides various services to many sectors such as power, consumer products and manufacturing. Known to be a highly labor intensive sector, the industry is bound to create many employment opportunities. As the demand for consumer goods increases, the need for Light Engineering is therefore strong and consistent.
The Government plans to develop a framework to ensure adequate industrial training for all ITI and Polytechnic students. The plan is to set up a ‘Light Engineering Industrial Estate’ for MSME’s, infrastructure of sheds, power and water supply and GBBN will be made available to each shed. A logistics hub will be created that will include warehousing, container depot, cold storage facilities and linkage to port, road and rail infrastructure.
Goa is evidently a hotspot for investment when it comes to the Light Engineering Industry and the scope it carries to move forward. Goa is notably the only state in India that has a high import and export potential through various mediums such as port, road, rail and air infrastructure and to add to the mix, a large educated workforce.
With a literacy rate of 87%, Goa is the fourth most literate state in India
With a high literacy rate, Goa is one of the top most states in India on the socio-economic front hence why it’s liable to attract investments in the knowledge based industry sector. The government intends to encourage students to pursue careers in various knowledge-based industries by expanding post-graduate and PhD programmes in a variety of fields. This will entail providing grants to deserving students who are interested in these fields. Through the Goa investment policy 2013, the government is also keen on achieving investments in the field of research & development which focus on areas such as life sciences, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, engineering, engineering product development.
Through suitable implementation models, the Government of Goa will undertake the construction of green, intelligent buildings with plug and play infrastructure which is bound to become a game changer for many companies. The said buildings will be in a ‘ready to use’ state for any small and mid-sized knowledge based industry to establish itself.
- Goa Institute of Management (GIM)
- National Institute of Oceanography (NIO)
- Don Bosco College of Engineering
- Govind Ramnath Kare College of Law
- VM Salgaocar College of Law
- St. Xavier’s College
- International Institute of Fashion Design (INIFD)
