How to Participate in Custom Bid on GeM? | Class-10 GeM Training

🔸 Master Custom Bids on GeM, Complete Step-by-Step Guide 🔸 Struggling to find the right product category on GeM, wondering how to participate in tenders when the category does not exist, this session gives you absolute clarity. Custom Bid is the solution that most sellers overlook, yet it unlocks a powerful advantage on the Government e Marketplace. 🔸 In Class 10 of our GeM Training Series, you will discover how Custom Bids work, why they exist, and how you can use them to participate in tenders even when your exact product category is missing. Nearly seventy percent of sellers get confused when they face a Custom Bid. This video ensures you never make those mistakes again. 🔸 What You Will Learn • The category secret: what to do when your product category is not available on GeM • Custom Bid vs Product Bid, the simple visual trick to identify the difference instantly • The twenty-one-day rule, why Custom Bids usually remain open longer, and how that benefits you • Custom Catalog mastery, how to create a tender-specific catalog correctly • Live demonstration, complete Custom Bid participation from identification to submission 🔸 Why This Video Matters Custom Bids attract fewer participants, meaning lower competition and higher winning chances. Once you understand this process, you immediately open access to tenders that thousands of sellers skip simply because they do not know how Custom Bids work. 🔸 Topics Covered 1. GeM Custom Bid Participation 2. How to Create a Custom Catalog on GeM 3. GeM Portal Training 4. Government e-Marketplace Bidding Process 5. Custom Bid vs Product Bid 6. GeM Tender Participation Live Demo 7. GeM Seller Training Course 🔸 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. Some content is used for educational purposes under Fair Use. Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976 states that Fair Use is permitted for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair Use is a legally allowed use that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational, or personal use tips the balance in favor of Fair Use. All credit for copyrighted material used in the video goes to the respective owners.