GeM Custom Catalogue Update 2025 | Sellers Noticing Eligibility Errors on GeM? Watch This

Описание: 🔸 Major GeM Update on Custom Catalogues, What Sellers Must Know Now
A major update has been rolled out on the GeM portal related to Custom Catalogues, and this change directly impacts sellers, OEMs, traders, startups, and service providers. If you are facing errors like “You are not eligible to participate in this bid”, the root cause may now be linked to how your catalogue is created and mapped.

🔸 In this video, we clearly explain the new Custom Catalogue rule on GeM, why certain options have been restricted, and how sellers can fix catalogue-related eligibility issues to avoid missing bids.

🔸 What You Will Learn in This Video 👇
1️⃣ What the new Custom Catalogue rule is and how it works on GeM
2️⃣ Why manual brand entry is no longer allowed for Custom Bids
3️⃣ How sellers must now select brands only from the official GeM dropdown list
4️⃣ How this update impacts new and existing catalogues across different categories
5️⃣ What sellers should do if their brand is not visible, not approved, or missing
6️⃣ Step-by-step actions to fix bid eligibility issues caused by catalogue errors
7️⃣ How to correctly upload product-based and service-based catalogues under the new format
8️⃣ How this change affects bidding eligibility, supplier qualification, and L1 evaluation

🔸 Why This Update Is Critical for GeM Sellers 📌
Incorrect catalogue mapping or non-compliant brand selection can now block bid participation, even if pricing and documentation are correct. Understanding this update is essential to remain eligible, compliant, and competitive on GeM.

🔸 This video is highly recommended for new sellers, OEMs, MSMEs, startups, manufacturers, traders, distributors, and GeM consultants dealing with Custom Bids and catalogue creation.

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🔸 Disclaimer
Rohit Semwal/Bidz365 is not affiliated, directly or indirectly, with the Government-e-Marketplace (GeM), the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, any Central or State Government Ministries/Departments, Central or State Public Sector Undertakings, or any other Department of the Government of India or State Governments for the procurement of goods and projects for potential businesses.

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