I will register your medical device with cdsco, class a to class d

Medical device registration in India isn't one process it changes based on what your device does and what class it falls under.

Class A NSNM devices need a straightforward registration. Class A sterile and measuring, Class B, C, and D devices go through a more detailed evaluation technical dossier, performance data, clinical evidence, and in higher classes, a full CDSCO review before any license is issued. SAMD and SiMD products add another layer, since software-specific documentation requirements apply.

I work across all four classes for both importers and domestic manufacturers device classification, technical file preparation, authorized agent setup for foreign manufacturers, MD-14/MD-15 or manufacturing license filing, and query management through to approval.

Most problems I fix trace back to three things: wrong classification at the start, a technical file that doesn't match CDSCO's expectations for that class, or queries that go unanswered or are answered poorly. I review all of this before filing.

Tell me your device name and intended use before ordering classification comes first, everything else follows from it.