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“Agro banking
In
JKB Ltd.”
Dedicated to Mummy &
Papa
Who have remained
inspirations for me?
Throughout my life.
INTRODUCTION TO TOPIC
• . From the present
population of India
almost 70% lives in
Villages and depends
mainly on agriculture
that’s why India is known
as agricultural country.
From past many years the
population is increasing
tremendously that have
forces the agricultural
people to gets more from
their land
• They started to
use
pesticides, fertiliz
ers etc for extra
growth. This has
made people to
spend more
money on
agriculture.
The banks help agriculture in many
ways. One way of helping is by
providing finance (Loans).
ELIGIBILITY.
a. Farmers having good track record of
repayment for the last two years.
b. Farmers who have closed their loan
account without default and not our
current borrowers.
d. Farmers who are maintaining
deposits with the Bank
1.SBT KISAN GOLD CARD SCHEME.
•KISAN CREDIT CARD SCHEME
.
•SCHEME FOR FINANCING FARMERS FOR
PURCHASE OF LAND FOR AGRICULTURAL
PURPOSES
•SCHEME FOR CULTIVATION OF MEDICINAL
PLANTS
.•AGRI. LOAN TO NON-RESIDENT INDIANS
OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
1.The study is to know to what extend the
bank is capable of providing the funds to
people and how much more fund it needs
to supply it to the people.
2. This study also reveals the real extend
to which the customers of the bank are
satisfied with its functioning and its
products.
4 .So the main aim of the study is to check
how much people are related to bank for
carrying out their routine business. How
much they spend and how much they save
from their business, how they feel after
getting related to JK Bank Ltd. And what
they feel about the services of JK Bank.
5 .The study also reveals the how much JK
Bank Ltd. is capable of making its customers
satisfy.
INTRODUCTION
TO
COMPANY
COMPANY PROFLE:
The Jammu and Kashmir Bank Limited
Founded 1938
Headquarters
Number of locations > 603 branches/offices ATM =
339
Area served Mostly J & K
Industry Financial, Commercial banks
Revenue 935.72million doller (2011-
202)
Employees Base 1,000-10,000
Website http://www.jkbank.net/
JKBANK’S
AGRO FINANCIAL
PRODUCTS
JK BANK ZAFRAN FINANCE SCHEME
APPLE ADVANCE SCHEME
ROSHNI FINANCING SCHEME
GIRI FINANCE SCHEME
RESEARCH
METHODOLOGY
Data Source:-
Primary Data:-
We took primary data by
interview method which covered
the answering of questionnaires
from people. We collected the
data first hand for the first time.
Secondary Data:-
We consulted some books and
previous project reports for some
topic like Introduction to the topic and
also referred some websites. We also
took information from various people
who are in close touch with the
consumers
Survey:-
The type of survey undertaken was that of
sample type keeping in consideration the
time constraint and paraphernalia, besides
the viability of census survey, the sample
survey thus being taken to the right path to
reach the desired destination was carefully
planed to convert of the operation by using
selected samples
Sampling:-
I used convenient sampling for
collection of the data, where the
sample is neither selected by
judgment nor by chance but by
convenience. This method is also
known as Chung method.
DATA
ANALYSES
Q1) How much agricultural land do you
have?
•0 - 20 kanals.
•20 – 50 kanals.
•50 - 100 kanals.
•100 above.
Q2) To which business you are associated?
•Fruit grower.
•Carpets.
•Shawl weaving.
•Khatamband art.
•Others.
What is your annual turnover?
•0-5 lac.
•5-10 lac.
•10-20 lac.
•Above 20 lac.
Q7) How much financial assistance you got from the
bank?
•0-1 lac
•1-2 lac
•2-3 lac
•Above 3 lac
Q9) Is the interest rate suitable regarding your
profitability of business?
•Yes
•No
Q11) What is your opinion regarding the repayment
period of the loan amount?
•It is good.
•It is very short.
•Extension is required.
Q16) Who recommended you the products of JK
Bank?
•Bank executives
•JK Bank Dairy program on local radio.
•Hoardings.
•Other means.
Q17) Are you satisfied with the jk bank in general?
•Yes
•No
FINDINGS:
•In this area most of the people are related with
the businesses which are directly or indirectly
related to agriculture.
Maximum people are not satisfied with the interest
rate charged by the bank for its agriculture loans.
They think that they can further be lowered. The
people in this area are small business man. They will
not be able to pay such high interest rates
The people have a mixed reaction on the pay back
period of the loan. Some say its good where as some
say it’s short. It depends on the mind of people and
their business
•People here in kupwara still need about 1-2 lac
more for their business. They need this money to
provide good facilities for their business like
pesticides, chemicals, fertilizers etc.
•From the survey it is clear that the majority of
people whom we have surveyed are satisfied
with the JK bank. These people are satisfied
with its service and its products.
CONCLUSION:
The JK bank is known for its products and facilities
mostly agricultural people. The bank has to concentrate
on the fruit growers who face very hard ship in their
business. These people are the back bone of theJammu
and Kashmir’s economy.
THANK YOU
Presented by: Altaf Hussain Shah

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Presentation on Agro Banking

  • 2. Dedicated to Mummy & Papa Who have remained inspirations for me? Throughout my life.
  • 3. INTRODUCTION TO TOPIC • . From the present population of India almost 70% lives in Villages and depends mainly on agriculture that’s why India is known as agricultural country. From past many years the population is increasing tremendously that have forces the agricultural people to gets more from their land • They started to use pesticides, fertiliz ers etc for extra growth. This has made people to spend more money on agriculture.
  • 4. The banks help agriculture in many ways. One way of helping is by providing finance (Loans).
  • 5. ELIGIBILITY. a. Farmers having good track record of repayment for the last two years. b. Farmers who have closed their loan account without default and not our current borrowers. d. Farmers who are maintaining deposits with the Bank
  • 6. 1.SBT KISAN GOLD CARD SCHEME. •KISAN CREDIT CARD SCHEME . •SCHEME FOR FINANCING FARMERS FOR PURCHASE OF LAND FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES •SCHEME FOR CULTIVATION OF MEDICINAL PLANTS .•AGRI. LOAN TO NON-RESIDENT INDIANS
  • 7. OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY 1.The study is to know to what extend the bank is capable of providing the funds to people and how much more fund it needs to supply it to the people. 2. This study also reveals the real extend to which the customers of the bank are satisfied with its functioning and its products.
  • 8. 4 .So the main aim of the study is to check how much people are related to bank for carrying out their routine business. How much they spend and how much they save from their business, how they feel after getting related to JK Bank Ltd. And what they feel about the services of JK Bank. 5 .The study also reveals the how much JK Bank Ltd. is capable of making its customers satisfy.
  • 10. The Jammu and Kashmir Bank Limited Founded 1938 Headquarters Number of locations > 603 branches/offices ATM = 339 Area served Mostly J & K Industry Financial, Commercial banks Revenue 935.72million doller (2011- 202) Employees Base 1,000-10,000 Website http://www.jkbank.net/
  • 11. JKBANK’S AGRO FINANCIAL PRODUCTS JK BANK ZAFRAN FINANCE SCHEME APPLE ADVANCE SCHEME ROSHNI FINANCING SCHEME GIRI FINANCE SCHEME
  • 12. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY Data Source:- Primary Data:- We took primary data by interview method which covered the answering of questionnaires from people. We collected the data first hand for the first time.
  • 13. Secondary Data:- We consulted some books and previous project reports for some topic like Introduction to the topic and also referred some websites. We also took information from various people who are in close touch with the consumers
  • 14. Survey:- The type of survey undertaken was that of sample type keeping in consideration the time constraint and paraphernalia, besides the viability of census survey, the sample survey thus being taken to the right path to reach the desired destination was carefully planed to convert of the operation by using selected samples
  • 15. Sampling:- I used convenient sampling for collection of the data, where the sample is neither selected by judgment nor by chance but by convenience. This method is also known as Chung method.
  • 16. DATA ANALYSES Q1) How much agricultural land do you have? •0 - 20 kanals. •20 – 50 kanals. •50 - 100 kanals. •100 above.
  • 17. Q2) To which business you are associated? •Fruit grower. •Carpets. •Shawl weaving. •Khatamband art. •Others.
  • 18. What is your annual turnover? •0-5 lac. •5-10 lac. •10-20 lac. •Above 20 lac.
  • 19. Q7) How much financial assistance you got from the bank? •0-1 lac •1-2 lac •2-3 lac •Above 3 lac
  • 20. Q9) Is the interest rate suitable regarding your profitability of business? •Yes •No
  • 21. Q11) What is your opinion regarding the repayment period of the loan amount? •It is good. •It is very short. •Extension is required.
  • 22. Q16) Who recommended you the products of JK Bank? •Bank executives •JK Bank Dairy program on local radio. •Hoardings. •Other means.
  • 23. Q17) Are you satisfied with the jk bank in general? •Yes •No
  • 24. FINDINGS: •In this area most of the people are related with the businesses which are directly or indirectly related to agriculture. Maximum people are not satisfied with the interest rate charged by the bank for its agriculture loans. They think that they can further be lowered. The people in this area are small business man. They will not be able to pay such high interest rates
  • 25. The people have a mixed reaction on the pay back period of the loan. Some say its good where as some say it’s short. It depends on the mind of people and their business •People here in kupwara still need about 1-2 lac more for their business. They need this money to provide good facilities for their business like pesticides, chemicals, fertilizers etc.
  • 26. •From the survey it is clear that the majority of people whom we have surveyed are satisfied with the JK bank. These people are satisfied with its service and its products.
  • 27. CONCLUSION: The JK bank is known for its products and facilities mostly agricultural people. The bank has to concentrate on the fruit growers who face very hard ship in their business. These people are the back bone of theJammu and Kashmir’s economy.
  • 28. THANK YOU Presented by: Altaf Hussain Shah