Indian entrepreneurs applying for a PMEGP or bank loan

Where will the unit be set up?

Check your project cost, own contribution and subsidy under PMEGP and get a free project report outline for your bank loan. Free.

  • Free to read
  • No sign-up until the draft
  • Hands off to the right door
INDIA

ePlan fills in

  • District
  • Rural or urban
  • Cost limit
  • Subsidy rate

How it works

Project report outline and cost check, from one answer

  1. Enter where the unit will be and what it will make or do.
  2. ePlan checks PMEGP cost limits and works out your contribution and subsidy.
  3. Read the outline free. Your bank decides the loan. Building on a UAE site? Start a project HSE plan.

What you get

One document, drafted from your answers

The check is free. The paperwork after it is drafted at the Project HSE plan door.

The first draft

Project report outline and cost check (free)

  1. Promoter and business
  2. Project cost: land, building, machinery, working capital
  3. Means of finance: own contribution, loan, subsidy
  4. Capacity and output
  5. Projected sales and profit
  6. Break-even and loan repayment

Modeled on: PMEGP guidelines (KVIC)

From public data

What ePlan fills in, and from where

Rs 50 lakh

is the largest project cost PMEGP funds for a manufacturing unit (Rs 20 lakh for service or business)
Source: PMEGP guidelines, Delhi Khadi and Village Industries Board

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Questions

Project Report for Bank Loan: what people ask

How much can PMEGP fund?

Up to Rs 50 lakh project cost for manufacturing and Rs 20 lakh for business or service units. General category applicants put in 10% and get a 15% urban or 25% rural subsidy; special category put in 5% and get 25% urban or 35% rural.

Source: dkvib.delhi.gov.in

Is training part of PMEGP?

Yes. The guidelines set entrepreneurship development programme (EDP) training for beneficiaries: 10 days offline or 60 hours online.

Source: dkvib.delhi.gov.in

Which banks lend under PMEGP?

Public sector banks, regional rural banks, cooperative banks, private scheduled commercial banks and SIDBI.

Source: dkvib.delhi.gov.in

The rules this door follows