Unit 1 Introduction to Garment Export

6 lecture hours

• 1.1 Evolution and history of garment export 1.2 India’s position in global apparel trade 1.3 Importance of export in India 1.4 Factors affecting garment export 1.5 Overview of latest EXIM Policy 1.6 Top garment exporters of India

Unit 2 Export Process and Procedures

8 lecture hours

• 2.1 Identifying the market (Desk Research) 2.2 Market Approach – Generating inquiries 2.3 Quotations and Negotiation 2.4 Terms of Payment 2.4.1 Payment by documentary credit 2.4.2 Advance Payment 2.4.3 Cash against document or D/P (document against payment) 2.4.4 D/A (Document on acceptance) 2.4.5 Consignment basis 2.4.6 Exchange Control Regulations 2.5 Channelizing Exports 2.5.1 Channels of Distribution 2.5.2 Retail channels and consumer Groups 2.5.3 Exchange control regulations

Unit 3 Export Documentation 3.1 Commercial Documents

15 lecture hours

• 3.1.1 Commercial invoice Program Name: Diploma Engineering Level: Diploma Branch: Computer Aided Costume Design and Dress Making Subject Code: DI05051071 Subject Name: Garment Export Page No. 3 of 5 http://syllabus.gtu.ac.in/ w.e.f. 2026-27 3.1.2 Packing list 3.1.3 Certificate of inspection or quality control 3.1.4 Bill of lading / combined transport document 3.1.5 Shipping advice 3.1.6 Certificate of Origin 3.1.7 Insurance certification or Policy 3.1.8 Bills for exchange 3.2 Auxiliary export documents: 3.2.1 Proforma Invoice 3.2.2 Intimation for inspection 3.2.3 Shipping instructions 3.2.4 Insurance declaration 3.2.5 Shipping order 3.2.6 Mate’s Receipt order 3.2.7 Application for the certificate of origin 3.2.8 Letter of the bank for the collection / Negotiation of document 3.3 Regulatory Document: 3.3.1 Gate pass I & II 3.3.2 ARE I / AR4 Form 3.3.3 Shipping bill 3.3.4 Dock challan 3.3.5 Receipt for payment of the port charges 3.3.6 Vehicle ticket 3.3.7 Exchange control declaration form 3.3.8 Freight payment certificate 3.3.9 Insurance premium payment certificate 3.4 Documents related to Shipment: 3.4.1 Shipping bill 3.4.2 Mate’s receipt 3.4.3 Cart ticket 3.4.4 Certificate of measurement 3.4.5 Bill of landing 3.4.6 Airway bill 3.4.7 Bill of entry 3.5 International trade agreements 3.5.1 WTO 3.5.2 Bilateral Agreements 3.6 Export Pricing: Meaning
• Importance and factors determining export price

Unit 4 Export Organizations 10 22

• Program Name: Diploma Engineering Level: Diploma Branch: Computer Aided Costume Design and Dress Making Subject Code: DI05051071 Subject Name: Garment Export Page No. 4 of 5 http://syllabus.gtu.ac.in/ w.e.f. 2026-27 4.1 Institutional infrastructure for exports. 4.1.1 AEPC- Apparel Export Promotion Council 4.1.2 TEXPROCIL- Cotton Textile Export Promotion Council 4.1.3 HEPC- Handloom Export Promotion Council 4.1.4 SRTEPC- The Synthetic and Rayon Textiles Export Promotion Council 4.1.5 ISEPC- Indian Silk Export Promotion Council 4.1.6 GEMA- Garment Exporter & Manufacturers Association 4.2 Government schemes for export 4.2.1 PLI- Promotion Linked Incentives 4.2.2 PM MITRA- PM Megha Integrated Textile Region and Apparel Park 4.2.3 EPCG- Export Promotion Capital Goods scheme 4.2.4 FTAs- Free Trade Agreements 4.2.5 SAMARTH- Scheme for Capacity Building in Textile sector

Unit 5 Export Exemptions and Benefits

6 lecture hours

• 5.1 Exemptions 5.1.1 Sales Tax 5.1.2 Octroi - ‘N’ Form procedure 5.1.3 Central Excise 5.2 Benefits 5.2.1 Duty drawback 5.2.2 International Price Reimbursement scheme (IPRS) 5.2.3 Market development Assistance 5.2.4 Income tax 5.2.5 Advance license 5.2.6 Special Import license 5.2.7 100 EOU / FTZEPZ