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CDSCO

Organisation centrale de contrôle des normes pharmaceutiques (Inde)

India

Last reviewed 2026-06-21

Le CDSCO indien réglemente les dispositifs médicaux selon les Medical Devices Rules 2017 (amendées 2020). L'Inde utilise un système à quatre classes (A, B, C, D).

CLASSES DE DISPOSITIFS

Class A, B, C, D

VOIE D'APPROBATION

CDSCO registration / import license

FONCTIONS RÉGLEMENTAIRES CLÉS

  • Enregistrement des dispositifs médicaux
  • Licence d'importation (Formulaire MD-14)
  • Approbation d'investigation clinique
  • Audit du système de management de la qualité
  • Déclaration des événements indésirables

§ FAQ

What is CDSCO in India?

CDSCO (Central Drugs Standard Control Organization) is India's national regulatory authority for medical devices, operating under the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare. It regulates devices under the Medical Devices Rules 2017 (amended 2020) using a four-class system (A, B, C, D). India is the fastest-growing major medical device market globally.

How do I register medical devices in India with CDSCO?

Medical device registration in India requires: an import license (Form MD-14) for foreign-manufactured devices, appointment of an Authorized Indian Agent, submission of technical documentation including performance and safety data, and a manufacturing site audit for Class C and D devices. Class A and B devices follow a simplified registration path.

What are CDSCO device classification classes?

India uses a four-class risk-based system: Class A (lowest risk, e.g. tongue depressors), Class B (low-moderate risk, e.g. hypodermic needles), Class C (moderate-high risk, e.g. hemodialysis equipment), and Class D (highest risk, e.g. heart valves, implantable defibrillators). Classification follows the Medical Devices Rules 2017 schedule and is broadly aligned with GHTF/IMDRF recommendations.

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