According to the syllabus of B.com 1st year Prepared by- Ms. Neetu Kushwaha Research Scholar Department of Commerce

1. Small & Medium
Enterprises
Course Coordinator
Ms. Neetu Kushwaha

2. Introduction
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4. Manufacturing enterprise
Enterprise engaged in the manufactring or
production of goods pertaining to any industry
specified in the first schedule to industries
(Development & Regulatory Act,1951) or
employing plant & machinery into the process
of value addition to the final product having a
distinct name of us
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The manufacturing enterprise are defined in terms of investment in
terms of investment in plant & machinery.
Manufacturing Sector Enterprises Investment in plant machinery
Micro Enterprises Does not exceed Rs. 25Lakhs
Small Enterprises < Rs.25Lakhs to > Rs. 5Cr.
Medium Enterprises < Rs. 5Cr. To > Rs. 10 Cr.

6. Are the enterprises engaged in providing or rendering of
services & are defined in terms of investment in equipment.
Service Sector Enterprises Investment
Micro Enterprises Does not exceed Rs. 10Lakhs
Small Enterprises <Rs.10Lakhs to > Rs. 2Cr.
Medium Enterprises < Rs. 2Cr. To > Rs. 5Cr.
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Service enterprise

7. Role of sme’s in the indian economy
- SME’s employ around 40% of Indian
Workforce which is estimated upto
80 million people,who are given
Opportunity for livelihood & employment via low-
skilled jobs.
-Around 1.3 million SME’s contribute
45% to Indian’s manufacturing
output & 40% of India’s total export.
-With 48 million, India has the second
largest number of SME in the world. 7

8. Role of sme’s in the indian economy
- There are around 6000 products
manufactued by 31.7% SME’s while the
Remaining 68.2% are engaged in
delivering various services.
- SME’s contribute around 17% to
the India’s GDP.
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9. ChALLenges faced by indian Sme’s
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10. Thanking You!!