In India, the venture capital industry is still at a nascent stage. With a view to promote innovation, enterprise, knowledge based ideas into commercial production and conversion of scientific technology, it is very important to promote venture capital activity in India. Venture capital companies will fill the gap between the knowledge based startup enterprises and capital requirements of technology and funding available from traditional institutional lenders such as banks. This gap exists due to new startups companies which are totally based on intangible assets such as human capital and on a technology-enabled mission, often with the hope of changing the world. In this paper an effort is being made to study the various methods of venture capital financing and to analyze the growth of total cumulative investment and the total number of intermediaries of venture capital financing in India.

KEYWORDS:  Venture capital, Problems, Financial Assistance, Investments, Intermediaries.