CONTENTS

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Acknowledgement

List of Tables

List of Figures

I Introduction

II Theoretical Background

III Data analysis and Interpretation

IV Summary, Findings, Conclusions

And Suggestions

Annexure

Bibliography
 LIST OF TABLES

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1 3.1 Gender Distribution
2 3.2 Age Distribution
3 3.3 Educational Qualification
4 3.4 Income Distribution
5 3.5 Profession
6 3.6 Marital Status
7 3.7 From which bank crop loans is taken
8 3.8 Amount taken as crop loan
9 3.9 Which type of crop loan
10 3.10 Reasons for taking crop loan
11 3.11 Always taken from the same bank
12 3.12 Repayment of the loan amount
13 3.13 Amount of Interest
14 3.14 Interest Rate charges
15 3.15 Compare bank interest with other banks
16 3.16 Information about crop loan
17 3.17 Requirement of documents
18 3.18 Documents submitted
19 3.19 Security taken before crop loan
20 3.20 Security accepted
21 3.21 Processing time for loan
22 3.22 Satisfaction with processing time
23 3.23 Satisfaction regarding the loan amount
24 3.24 Increasing the crop Loan
25 3.25 Recommending the crop schemes to others
 LIST OF CHARTS

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1 3.1 Gender Distribution

2 3.2 Age Distribution
3 3.3 Educational Qualification
4 3.4 Income Distribution
5 3.5 Profession
6 3.6 Marital Status
7 3.7 From which bank crop loans is taken
8 3.8 Amount taken as crop loan
9 3.9 Which type of crop loan
10 3.10 Reasons for taking crop loan
11 3.11 Always taken from the same bank
12 3.12 Repayment of the loan amount
13 3.13 Amount of Interest
14 3.14 Interest Rate charges
15 3.15 Compare bank interest with other banks
16 3.16 How they come to know about crop loan
17 3.17 Requirement of documents
18 3.18 Documents submitted
19 3.19 Security taken before crop loan
20 3.20 Security accepted
21 3.21 Processing time for loan
22 3.22 Satisfaction with processing time
23 3.23 Satisfaction regarding the loan amount
24 3.24 Increasing the crop Loan
25 3.25 Recommending the crop schemes to others
 BIBLIOGRAPHY

Articles

 Article on Crop NBFCs look to steer lending boom, published on June19th, 2017.

 Utilization pattern of Agriculture crop loan by framers in India published by Indian Journal of
Economics and Development Vole (12), December 2016.

 A study of Agricultural Finance in Rural India – An over view by Dr.V.Rajarajeswari, published on

March 2016.

 Article published by Reserve Bank of India on September 11, 2017 on Agriculture Loan Bank accounts
- A waiver Scenario Analysis.

Books

 Bhatt, “Agricultural Borrowers from Banks-A Profile and Policy Implications”, Financing Agriculture,
27(2) 1995.

 Choubey B.N (1983), “Agricultural Banking in India”, National Publishing House, New Delhi.

 Desai S.S.M (1990), “Agriculture and Rural Banking in India”, Himalaya Publishing House, Bombay,
Third Revised Edition.

Websites
 www.google.com

 Www.Crop loans.com