PMEGP Guidelines Schemes

Scheme Guidelines :

  • The Government of India, Ministry of MSME launched a new Credit - linked Subsidy Programme called PMEGP, by merging two Schemes that were in operation till 31/03/2008, namely, Prime Minister's Rojgar Yojana (PMRY) and Rural Employment Generation Programme (REGP), for generation of employment opportunities for first generation entrepreneurs through establishment of micro enterprises in rural as well as urban areas.
  • The Government of India has designated KVIC as the single Nodal Agency at the National level for implementation of the Scheme. At the State level, the Scheme is being implemented through 3 Agencies, namely, State KVIC Office, Tripura KVIB and the DICs. The subsidy is routed by the implementing agencies through the nodal bank branches.
  • In certain respects, norms for PMEGP are more liberal than erstwhile PMRY and REGP Schemes. The ceiling for total Project Cost under PMEGP is Rs. 50 lakhs for manufacturing sector and Rs. 20 lakhs for service sector. The rate of subsidy is 25% for urban areas and 35% for rural areas. The own contribution of beneficiary required under the Scheme is 5% only. There is no requirement of collateral security for loans upto Rs.10 lakhs. There is no income ceiling for assistance under the Scheme. The requirement of minimum qualification of Class-VIII passed in only for project with total cost above Rs.10 lakhs in manufacturing sector and above Rs.5 lakhs in service sector. SHGs are also eligible for assistance.
  • Second financial assistance for expansion of existing successful PMEGP/Mudra units upto Rs.1.00 crore for mfg sector & Rs.25 Lakhs for service sector with subsidy of 20%, max.Rs.20.00 Lakh & Rs.5 Lakhs respectively (w.e.f 2018-19).

Achievement under PMEGP since inception:

(Rs in lakhs)

Year Target Sponsored Sanctioned Disbursed
No. Amount No. Amount No. Amount
2008-09 393 377 1687.59 42 147.24 22 73.01
2009-10 393 937 3392.62 446 1709.32 386 1340.46
2010-11 1000 1901 8725.96 1041 4753.32 947 3859.22
2011-12 1500 3084 13505.53 1648 7097.41 1545 5858.87
2012-13 1500 4191 20013.70 1678 7663.69 1587 6165.71
2013-14 1500 4276 21925.01 1572 7720.33 1477 5259.94
2014-15 1500 4474 24959.15 1447 7109.63 1358 4690.57
2015-16 1500 3947 21214.95 1371 6652.01 1221 4771.75
2016-17 1692 4073 21032.97 1419 7328.12 1375 7041.52
2017-18 1605 4557 25225.90 1142 6321.70 1116 5735.73
2018-19 1500 4290 28544.60 980 5536.36 1176 6943.51
2019-20 1500 5228 32692.53 1039 5912.94 958 5469.42
2020-21 2000 3402 26954.55 1033 6842.49 837 5233.47
2021-22 2000 3104 23846.37 904 6027.72 955 6144.00
2022-23 2164 1987 17511.45 1006 6853.56 698 4956.03
2023-24 1712 2357 19412.4 991 6714.75 571 4011.90
Total 23459 52185 310645.28 17759 94390.59 16229 77555.11