Life Members:  Medical practitioners holding qualifications in modern medicine recognized by Indian Medical Council Act 1956 and National Medical Commission Act 2019 involved in clinical practice of critical care of children with congenital and acquired heart diseases would be eligible for Life Membership of the Society. Non-medical professionals and scientists with interest in research and development in the issues of critical care management of children with congenital and acquired heart diseases would also be eligible for Life Membership. A Life Member shall be entitled to vote at General Body meetings of the Society, and to be an office-bearer.

Life Members (Paramedics) : Registered qualified clinical professionals holding qualifications recognized by Indian Nursing Council Act 1947 (e.g., nurses, nursing officers) and National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Professions Act 2021 (e.g., physiotherapists, ECMO technicians etc.) involved in clinical practice of critical care of children with congenital and acquired heart diseases would be eligible for Life Membership (Paramedics) of the Society. A Life Member (Paramedics) shall be entitled to participate in all the activities of the Society, but he/she shall not be entitled to either vote at General Body meetings of the Society or become an office-bearer.

Associate Life Members: Philanthropists, donors, spouse of Life Members and interested family members of children with heart diseases requiring critical care would be eligible for the Associate Membership of the Society. Their name(s) need to be unanimously recommended by the Executive Committee and approved by a two-third majority at a meeting of the General Body. An Associate Member shall be entitled to participate in all the activities of the Society but he/she shall not be entitled to either vote at a meeting of the Society or become an office-bearer.

Honorary Members: Any individual who has rendered outstanding service to the field of pediatric cardiac critical care provided his/her name is unanimously recommended by the Executive Committee and approved by a two-third majority at a meeting of the General Body. An Honorary Member shall be entitled to participate in all the activities of the Society but he/she shall not be entitled to either vote at a meeting of the Society or become an office-bearer.

Corporate Members: Representatives from the corporate sector willing to sponsor the activities of the Society would be eligible to become corporate members provided their name(s) is/are unanimously recommended by the Executive Committee and approved by a two-third majority at a meeting of the General Body. A Corporate Member shall be entitled to participate in all the activities of the Society but he/she shall not be entitled to either vote at a meeting of the Society or become an office-bearer.

Institutional Members: Representatives of other societies, organizations, foundations etc. would be invited to become institutional members of the Society. They shall have no right to vote.