MCA21
MINISTRY OF CORPORATE AFFAIRS 21
AKASH JEEVAN
MCA21 ?
 MCA21 Mission Mode Project (MCA21) is the e-governance initiative from the Ministry of
Corporate Affairs, Government of India.
 A Mission Mode Project under the Government of India's National e-Governance plan, MCA 21
has put the Ministry of Company Affairs on track to meet stakeholder needs in the 21st century.
 MCA21 is envisioned to provide anytime and anywhere services to businesses by Ministry of
Company Affairs.
 India’s First Mission Mode e Governance Project under NeGP
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Dr. Manmohan Singh at the launch of MCA21 Project, 18 March 2006
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VISION OF THE MINISTRY
To facilitate corporate growth with enlightened
regulation.
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VISION MCA21
 Reposition MCA
 To fulfill the aspirations of its stakeholders
 To achieve global competitiveness for the 21st century
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NEED FOR MCA21
Ever-increasing corporates
 More than 700,000 corporates
 About 6 crore pages maintained in files
 One lakh charge registrations per year
Physical Presence
 Millions of corporate representatives visit ROC office every year
 Physical presence of company representative required for all
transactions
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Limited Payment Options
 Payments were to be made in person
 Only cash or Demand Draft accepted not even cheque
Limited Access Points
 Mostly one office per state
 Ever-increasing stakeholder base
Long Queues
 Slow manual collection and verification process
 Unmanageable situation during peak filing season of Oct-Nov-Dec
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Record Rooms Maintained Manually
 Information availability to stakeholders was time consuming and inaccurate
Paper Based Transactions
 Paper overload doesn't permit other value added service
 Paper sorting, storage and retrieval was very cumbersome and
time consuming
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OBJECTIVES OF MCA21
 Business–enabled to register a company and file statutory documents quickly and
easily.
 Public–to get easy access to records and get their grievances redressed effectively.
 Professionals -to be able to offer efficient services to their clients.
 Financial Institutions –to find registration and verification of charges easy.
 MCA–to ensure proactive & effective compliance and corporate governance.
 Employees -empower to deliver best of services.
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MCA21
PORTAL
FINANCIAL
INSTITUTION
BUSINESS
COMMUNITY
CREDITORS
GOVERNMENT
DEPARTMENTS
MCA
EMPLOYEES
BANKS
PROFESSIONA
LS
PUBLIC
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SERVICES PROVIDED BY MCA21
 Registration and incorporation of new companies
 Filing of annual returns/balance sheets/forms denoting change of
names/address/director's details
 Registration, modification and verification of charges
 Inspection of public documents
 Applications for various statutory services offered by the ministry
 Issue of certified copies, and redressal of investor grievances
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 The portal enables electronic filing of documents.
 A Data Centre established in Delhi serves as a secure
electronic registry for storage and retrieval of records.
 A Disaster Recovery Centre in Chennai provides the back-up
for the electronic registry.
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INNOVATIONS USED IN MCA21 PROJECT
 Electronic payment methods like Credit Card, Internet Banking & recently introduced NEFT
type of payment.
 Elimination of repetitive data using ‘pre-fill’.
 Automated pre–scrutiny to ensure accuracy of data.
 Authentication of forms via DSC.
 Utilization of publicly available software so that end–user did not incur any additional cost.
 Straight Through Processing of filings with system approval.
 Introduction of Electronic Stamp.
 System of Role-Check to verify antecedent of the signatory.
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REALISATION OF MCA21
Nature of Service Prior to MCA21 After MCA21
Name Approval 7 days 1-2 days
Company Incorporations 15 days 1-3 days
BS/AR Filing 60 days Instantaneous
Change In Directors 60 days 1 day
Inspection Of Public
Documents
Visit To ROC Online
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 Revenue Increase from 7000 to 14000 Million Rupees
ZERO Revenue Leakage
 National Charge Database Established
Used by all Banks & FIs before loan disbursal to companies
 Automation of all Internal Functions
 Transaction-wise Payment Reconciliation
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Overview : Statistics at a Glance
(as on 11-02-2012)
Active Companies 762000
Public Limited Companies 58000
Private Limited Companies 704000
Dormant companies 153000
Foreign Companies 3183
Listed Companies – BSE 5086
Listed Companies – NSE 1552
Companies Under Liquidation 4612
Number of Limited Liability Partnerships registered under
LLP Act
7952
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MCA21 –Key Achievements
 Procedural uniformity across all offices
 Speed and certainty of service delivery, with ease of access
 Transparency–status of processing of filings and approvals
 Problem of malpractices inherent with a paper-based system addressed (such as
ante-date filings, incomplete filings, replacing documents, etc.)
 Establishment of a dependable data for effective compliance management
 Platform for further processes refinement
 Empowerment of the citizen/investor with authentic data about companies
through the Internet
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AWARDS WON
 DATAQUEST Path breaker Award for 2006
 National e-Governance Award for 2007 for Business Process
Re-Engineering
 DATAQUEST e-Governance vendor award for 2007
 Prime Ministers Award for excellence in Public Administration
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MCA21 WEBSITE
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CONCLUSION
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THANK YOU
DESIGNED BY
Mr. AKASH JEEVAN
BBA+GDBA(2013-16)
AKASH JEEVAN

MCA21

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    MCA21 MINISTRY OF CORPORATEAFFAIRS 21 AKASH JEEVAN
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    MCA21 ?  MCA21Mission Mode Project (MCA21) is the e-governance initiative from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India.  A Mission Mode Project under the Government of India's National e-Governance plan, MCA 21 has put the Ministry of Company Affairs on track to meet stakeholder needs in the 21st century.  MCA21 is envisioned to provide anytime and anywhere services to businesses by Ministry of Company Affairs.  India’s First Mission Mode e Governance Project under NeGP AKASH JEEVAN
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    Dr. Manmohan Singhat the launch of MCA21 Project, 18 March 2006 AKASH JEEVAN
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    VISION OF THEMINISTRY To facilitate corporate growth with enlightened regulation. AKASH JEEVAN
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    VISION MCA21  RepositionMCA  To fulfill the aspirations of its stakeholders  To achieve global competitiveness for the 21st century AKASH JEEVAN
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    NEED FOR MCA21 Ever-increasingcorporates  More than 700,000 corporates  About 6 crore pages maintained in files  One lakh charge registrations per year Physical Presence  Millions of corporate representatives visit ROC office every year  Physical presence of company representative required for all transactions AKASH JEEVAN
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    Limited Payment Options Payments were to be made in person  Only cash or Demand Draft accepted not even cheque Limited Access Points  Mostly one office per state  Ever-increasing stakeholder base Long Queues  Slow manual collection and verification process  Unmanageable situation during peak filing season of Oct-Nov-Dec AKASH JEEVAN
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    Record Rooms MaintainedManually  Information availability to stakeholders was time consuming and inaccurate Paper Based Transactions  Paper overload doesn't permit other value added service  Paper sorting, storage and retrieval was very cumbersome and time consuming AKASH JEEVAN
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    OBJECTIVES OF MCA21 Business–enabled to register a company and file statutory documents quickly and easily.  Public–to get easy access to records and get their grievances redressed effectively.  Professionals -to be able to offer efficient services to their clients.  Financial Institutions –to find registration and verification of charges easy.  MCA–to ensure proactive & effective compliance and corporate governance.  Employees -empower to deliver best of services. AKASH JEEVAN
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    SERVICES PROVIDED BYMCA21  Registration and incorporation of new companies  Filing of annual returns/balance sheets/forms denoting change of names/address/director's details  Registration, modification and verification of charges  Inspection of public documents  Applications for various statutory services offered by the ministry  Issue of certified copies, and redressal of investor grievances AKASH JEEVAN
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     The portalenables electronic filing of documents.  A Data Centre established in Delhi serves as a secure electronic registry for storage and retrieval of records.  A Disaster Recovery Centre in Chennai provides the back-up for the electronic registry. AKASH JEEVAN
  • 13.
    INNOVATIONS USED INMCA21 PROJECT  Electronic payment methods like Credit Card, Internet Banking & recently introduced NEFT type of payment.  Elimination of repetitive data using ‘pre-fill’.  Automated pre–scrutiny to ensure accuracy of data.  Authentication of forms via DSC.  Utilization of publicly available software so that end–user did not incur any additional cost.  Straight Through Processing of filings with system approval.  Introduction of Electronic Stamp.  System of Role-Check to verify antecedent of the signatory. AKASH JEEVAN
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    REALISATION OF MCA21 Natureof Service Prior to MCA21 After MCA21 Name Approval 7 days 1-2 days Company Incorporations 15 days 1-3 days BS/AR Filing 60 days Instantaneous Change In Directors 60 days 1 day Inspection Of Public Documents Visit To ROC Online AKASH JEEVAN
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     Revenue Increasefrom 7000 to 14000 Million Rupees ZERO Revenue Leakage  National Charge Database Established Used by all Banks & FIs before loan disbursal to companies  Automation of all Internal Functions  Transaction-wise Payment Reconciliation AKASH JEEVAN
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    Overview : Statisticsat a Glance (as on 11-02-2012) Active Companies 762000 Public Limited Companies 58000 Private Limited Companies 704000 Dormant companies 153000 Foreign Companies 3183 Listed Companies – BSE 5086 Listed Companies – NSE 1552 Companies Under Liquidation 4612 Number of Limited Liability Partnerships registered under LLP Act 7952 AKASH JEEVAN
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    MCA21 –Key Achievements Procedural uniformity across all offices  Speed and certainty of service delivery, with ease of access  Transparency–status of processing of filings and approvals  Problem of malpractices inherent with a paper-based system addressed (such as ante-date filings, incomplete filings, replacing documents, etc.)  Establishment of a dependable data for effective compliance management  Platform for further processes refinement  Empowerment of the citizen/investor with authentic data about companies through the Internet AKASH JEEVAN
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    AWARDS WON  DATAQUESTPath breaker Award for 2006  National e-Governance Award for 2007 for Business Process Re-Engineering  DATAQUEST e-Governance vendor award for 2007  Prime Ministers Award for excellence in Public Administration AKASH JEEVAN
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    THANK YOU DESIGNED BY Mr.AKASH JEEVAN BBA+GDBA(2013-16) AKASH JEEVAN