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Compare Solar Quotations in India

India's rooftop solar market is growing fast — but comparing installer quotations is still confusing. Solar Padtal extracts every line item from your PDFs, verifies equipment claims, flags hidden costs like transport, earthing, ACDB/DCDB, and net-metering charges, and gives you a plain-language recommendation.

What to check in an Indian solar quote

  • • GST component — 12% on solar panels and systems under MNRE rules
  • • Net metering / bi-directional meter charges from your DISCOM
  • • PM Surya Ghar subsidy eligibility — only for residential consumers up to 3 kW
  • • ALMM-listed panels — mandatory for subsidy and govt projects
  • • Battery usable kWh vs nominal — a common mismatch in Indian quotes
  • • Transport, earthing, ACDB/DCDB, and commissioning — often excluded

Compare solar quotations in India

Indian homeowners often receive 2–3 rooftop solar quotes with different kW sizes, GST treatment, and subsidy claims. Solar Padtal helps you compare those quotations on the same scope — panels, inverter, battery usable kWh, net-metering charges, and PM Surya Ghar eligibility — before you sign.

Whether your quotes are from Jaipur, Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, or any other city, the comparison logic is the same: normalise what each installer included, flag missing transport or earthing, and see which quote is actually better value.

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