MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION

TSSM’s
Bhivarabai Sawant College of Engineering and Research (Polytechnic),
Narhe

Academic year: 2020-21

MICRO PROJECT

ON
Entroprunership Development

Program: code: CE6I

Course:- Entroprunership Development

Course code:22032

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 MAHARASHTRA STATEBOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Mr. Abhay Munnalal Vishwakarma Roll No-14 of 6th Semester of
Diploma in Civil Engineering of Institute, TSSM’s BSCOER POLYTECHNIC (Code:1606)
has completed the Micro Project satisfactorily in Subject –(Entroprenuership Development)
for the academic year 2023-24 as prescribed in the curriculum.

Place:Narhe,Pune Enrollment No: 2116060313

Date: 25/03/2024 Exam. Seat No:258020

Subject Teacher Head of the Department Principal

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 GROUP DETAILS

Sr.No Name of member Roll No Enrollment No Seat No

1 Abhay Munnalal Vishwakarma 14 2116060313 258020

Name of Guide

Prof. A.S. Shidurkar

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  INDEX

SR.NO. CONTENTS PAGE NO.

1 ABSTRACT 5

2 INTRODUCTION 6

3 SCHEMES OF DIFFERENT BANKS 7

4 CONCLUSION 8

5 Conclusion 10

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 HDFC BANK

1. Startup Loans: HDFC Bank could offer loans specifically tailored for startups at
competitive interest rates and with flexible repayment terms. These loans could help
entrepreneurs cover initial expenses such as setting up infrastructure, hiring
employees, and marketing their products/services.
2. Business Incubation Programs: HDFC Bank could collaborate with incubators or
startup accelerators to provide support and resources to budding entrepreneurs. This
could include mentorship, networking opportunities, access to co-working spaces,
and training programs.
3. Digital Banking Solutions for SMEs: HDFC Bank could develop specialized digital
banking solutions for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to help them
manage their finances more efficiently. This could include features like online
invoicing, expense tracking, and business analytics.
4. Venture Capital Funding: HDFC Bank could establish a venture capital fund to
invest in promising startups with high growth potential. By providing financial
backing and strategic guidance, HDFC Bank could help these startups scale up their
operations and reach new markets.
5. Entrepreneurial Workshops and Seminars: HDFC Bank could organize workshops,
seminars, and networking events to educate aspiring entrepreneurs about various
aspects of starting and running a business. Topics could range from business
planning and marketing strategies to financial management and legal compliance.
6. Collateral-free Loans: HDFC Bank could introduce collateral-free loan schemes for
entrepreneurs who may not have substantial assets to pledge as security. These loans
could be based on the borrower's creditworthiness and business potential rather
than traditional collateral requirements.
7. Industry-specific Support: HDFC Bank could offer specialized support programs
tailored to specific industries or sectors where there is high entrepreneurial activity.
For example, they could provide customized financial products and advisory services
for tech startups, healthcare ventures, or agricultural enterprises.
8. Government Schemes Collaboration: HDFC Bank could collaborate with
government initiatives aimed at promoting entrepreneurship, such as Startup India
or Make in India. This collaboration could involve facilitating access to government
grants, subsidies, and other support programs for eligible entrepreneurs.

These are just some potential ideas for "entroprunership" schemes that HDFC Bank
or any other financial institution could consider offering to support entrepreneurship.
It's essential to check directly with HDFC Bank or visit their official website for the
most up-to-date information on any programs or initiatives they may have in place.

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 ICICI BANK
1. Startup Loans: ICICI Bank could provide customized loan products designed
specifically for startups. These loans might come with flexible repayment terms,
competitive interest rates, and tailored financing options to meet the diverse needs
of entrepreneurs.
2. Business Incubation Support: ICICI Bank might collaborate with incubators,
accelerators, or co-working spaces to provide support and resources to early-stage
startups. This support could include access to mentorship, networking opportunities,
and workshops on various aspects of business development.
3. Digital Banking Solutions: ICICI Bank could offer digital banking solutions and
platforms tailored for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and startups. These
solutions might include online banking services, mobile banking apps, and
specialized tools for managing business finances efficiently.
4. Venture Capital Funding: ICICI Bank might have a venture capital arm or
partnerships with venture capital firms to invest in promising startups. This funding
could help startups scale up their operations, expand their market reach, or develop
innovative products and services.
5. Industry-specific Support: ICICI Bank might offer specialized support programs for
startups and entrepreneurs in specific industries or sectors. For example, they might
provide targeted financial products and advisory services for technology startups,
healthcare ventures, or agri-businesses.
6. Government Schemes Collaboration: ICICI Bank could collaborate with government
initiatives aimed at promoting entrepreneurship and startups. This collaboration
might involve facilitating access to government grants, subsidies, or other support
programs available for eligible entrepreneurs.
7. Entrepreneurial Workshops and Seminars: ICICI Bank could organize workshops,
seminars, and networking events to educate and empower aspiring entrepreneurs.
These events might cover topics such as business planning, financial management,
marketing strategies, and legal compliance.
8. Collateral-free Loans: ICICI Bank might offer collateral-free loan schemes for
entrepreneurs who may not have substantial assets to pledge as security. These loans
could be based on the borrower's creditworthiness and business potential rather
than traditional collateral requirements.

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 SBI BANK

1. SBI Startup Scheme: This scheme is designed to provide financial assistance to

startups for their initial setup and working capital requirements. It offers customized
loan products with flexible repayment terms and competitive interest rates.
2. SBI Stand-Up India Scheme: This scheme aims to promote entrepreneurship among
women, Scheduled Castes (SCs), and Scheduled Tribes (STs) by providing loans for
starting greenfield enterprises in manufacturing, trading, or services sectors.
3. SBI SME Loan Scheme: SBI offers a range of loan products specifically tailored for
small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). These loans can be used for various
purposes such as working capital, purchasing equipment, expanding operations, or
developing infrastructure.
4. SBI Mudra Loan Scheme: This scheme is part of the Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana
(PMMY) and aims to provide funding to micro-enterprises in the non-farm sector. SBI
offers three categories of Mudra loans - Shishu, Kishor, and Tarun - catering to
different stages of business growth.
5. SBI Entrepreneurship Development Program (EDP): SBI conducts
Entrepreneurship Development Programs to train and educate aspiring
entrepreneurs on various aspects of starting and running a business. These programs
cover topics such as business planning, financial management, marketing strategies,
and legal compliance.
6. SBI Standby Line of Credit (SLOC): SBI offers a standby line of credit to support the
working capital requirements of MSMEs (Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises). This
scheme provides quick and hassle-free access to funds to meet short-term liquidity
needs.
7. SBI Export Credit Scheme: SBI provides export credit facilities to help exporters
finance their pre-shipment and post-shipment requirements. These facilities include
export packing credit, export bills rediscounting, and export finance against
receivables.
8. SBI Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS): This scheme provides financial
assistance to textile and jute industries for upgrading their technology and
machinery. SBI offers term loans and working capital finance under TUFS to support
modernization and capacity expansion initiatives.

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 AXIS BANK

1. Axis Bank Business Loan: Axis Bank provides customized business loan solutions to
meet the diverse financial needs of entrepreneurs and small businesses. These loans
can be used for various purposes such as working capital requirements, business
expansion, purchasing equipment, or upgrading infrastructure.
2. Axis Bank Startup Scheme: This scheme is designed to provide financial assistance
to startups at different stages of their business lifecycle. Axis Bank offers tailored loan
products, advisory services, and other support initiatives to help startups scale up
their operations and achieve their growth objectives.
3. Axis Bank MSME Credit Card: Axis Bank offers MSME credit cards specifically
designed for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). These credit cards
provide access to revolving credit facilities, reward points, discounts on business-
related expenses, and other benefits to support the cash flow needs of businesses.
4. Axis Bank Standby Letter of Credit (SBLC): Axis Bank offers standby letters of
credit to facilitate trade transactions and provide financial support to businesses.
SBLCs issued by Axis Bank can be used as a payment guarantee or security
mechanism in domestic and international trade transactions.
5. Axis Bank Trade Finance Solutions: Axis Bank provides a range of trade finance
solutions to help businesses manage their import and export transactions effectively.
These solutions include export and import finance, documentary collections, bank
guarantees, and foreign exchange services.
6. Axis Bank Working Capital Loan: Axis Bank offers working capital finance to help
businesses manage their day-to-day operational expenses and liquidity
requirements. These loans can be availed as cash credit facilities, overdrafts, or short-
term loans based on the borrower's working capital cycle and business needs.
7. Axis Bank Equipment Financing: Axis Bank provides equipment financing solutions
to help businesses acquire machinery, vehicles, and other capital assets. These
financing options include term loans, lease financing, and vendor financing
arrangements tailored to the specific requirements of the business.
8. Axis Bank Digital Banking Solutions: Axis Bank offers a range of digital banking
solutions and platforms to streamline banking operations for businesses. These
solutions include internet banking, mobile banking apps, cash management services,
and electronic payment systems to enhance efficiency and convenience for business
customers.

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 UNION BANK OF INDIA
1. Union Bank Business Loan: Union Bank provides business loans tailored to meet
the financial needs of entrepreneurs and small businesses. These loans can be
utilized for various purposes such as working capital requirements, business
expansion, purchasing equipment, or upgrading infrastructure.
2. Union Bank Mudra Loan Scheme: Union Bank participates in the Pradhan Mantri
Mudra Yojana (PMMY) and offers Mudra loans to micro-enterprises engaged in non-
farm income-generating activities. These loans are categorized into Shishu, Kishor,
and Tarun schemes based on the stage of business growth.
3. Union Bank MSME Loan Scheme: Union Bank offers loan products specifically
designed for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). These loans are
customized to cater to the unique financial requirements of MSMEs, including
working capital finance, term loans, and trade finance solutions.
4. Union Bank Stand-Up India Scheme: Union Bank participates in the Stand-Up India
scheme launched by the Government of India to promote entrepreneurship among
women, Scheduled Castes (SCs), and Scheduled Tribes (STs). The bank provides loans
for setting up greenfield enterprises in the manufacturing, trading, or services
sectors.
5. Union Bank Trade Finance Solutions: Union Bank offers a comprehensive range of
trade finance solutions to facilitate import and export transactions for businesses.
These solutions include letter of credit (LC) facilities, bank guarantees, export finance,
import finance, and documentary collections.
6. Union Bank Working Capital Finance: Union Bank provides working capital finance
to help businesses meet their day-to-day operational expenses and short-term
liquidity requirements. These facilities include cash credit, overdraft, and bill
discounting facilities customized to suit the working capital cycle of the business.
7. Union Bank SME Smart Score Loan: This scheme provides loans to small and
medium enterprises (SMEs) based on their credit score. SMEs with a good credit
score can avail of loans at competitive interest rates and with favorable terms and
conditions.
8. Union Bank Digital Banking Solutions: Union Bank offers digital banking solutions
and services to simplify banking operations for businesses. These solutions include
internet banking, mobile banking apps, online payment systems, and cash
management services to enhance efficiency and convenience for business customers.

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 KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK
1. Kotak Mahindra Bank Business Loan: Kotak Mahindra Bank provides business
loans to meet the diverse financial needs of entrepreneurs and small businesses.
These loans can be utilized for various purposes such as working capital
requirements, business expansion, purchasing equipment, or upgrading
infrastructure.
2. Kotak Mahindra Bank SME Loans: Kotak Mahindra Bank offers a range of loan
products specifically tailored for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). These
loans are designed to address the unique financial requirements of SMEs, including
working capital finance, term loans, and trade finance solutions.
3. Kotak Mahindra Bank Startup Support Program: Kotak Mahindra Bank may have
specific programs or initiatives to support startups at different stages of their
business lifecycle. These programs could include customized loan products, advisory
services, mentorship programs, and networking opportunities to help startups scale
up their operations.
4. Kotak Mahindra Bank Trade Finance Solutions: Kotak Mahindra Bank provides
comprehensive trade finance solutions to facilitate import and export transactions for
businesses. These solutions include letter of credit (LC) facilities, bank guarantees,
export finance, import finance, and documentary collections.
5. Kotak Mahindra Bank Business Current Account: Kotak Mahindra Bank offers
business current accounts with a range of features and benefits tailored for
businesses. These accounts may include online banking services, cash management
solutions, and access to specialized business banking advisors.
6. Kotak Mahindra Bank Digital Banking Solutions: Kotak Mahindra Bank offers a
suite of digital banking solutions and services to streamline banking operations for
businesses. These solutions include internet banking, mobile banking apps, online
payment systems, and cash management services to enhance efficiency and
convenience for business customers.
7. Kotak Mahindra Bank Equipment Financing: Kotak Mahindra Bank provides
equipment financing solutions to help businesses acquire machinery, vehicles, and
other capital assets. These financing options include term loans, lease financing, and
vendor financing arrangements tailored to the specific requirements of the business.
8. Kotak Mahindra Bank Export Credit Services: Kotak Mahindra Bank offers export
credit services to support exporters in financing their pre-shipment and post-
shipment requirements. These services may include export packing credit, export bill
discounting, and export finance against receivables.

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 PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK
1. PNB Udyogini Scheme: This scheme is designed to provide financial assistance to
women entrepreneurs for setting up or expanding their businesses. PNB offers loans
under this scheme at concessional interest rates and with flexible repayment terms to
support women-owned enterprises.
2. PNB SME Loans: Punjab National Bank offers a range of loan products specifically
tailored for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). These loans are designed to
meet the diverse financial needs of SMEs, including working capital finance, term
loans, and trade finance solutions.
3. PNB Stand-Up India Scheme: PNB participates in the Stand-Up India scheme
launched by the Government of India to promote entrepreneurship among women,
Scheduled Castes (SCs), and Scheduled Tribes (STs). The bank provides loans for
setting up greenfield enterprises in the manufacturing, trading, or services sectors.
4. PNB Mudra Loan Scheme: Punjab National Bank participates in the Pradhan Mantri
Mudra Yojana (PMMY) and offers Mudra loans to micro-enterprises engaged in non-
farm income-generating activities. These loans are categorized into Shishu, Kishor,
and Tarun schemes based on the stage of business growth.
5. PNB Trade Finance Solutions: Punjab National Bank provides comprehensive trade
finance solutions to facilitate import and export transactions for businesses. These
solutions include letter of credit (LC) facilities, bank guarantees, export finance,
import finance, and documentary collections.
6. PNB Digital Banking Solutions: Punjab National Bank offers digital banking
solutions and services to streamline banking operations for businesses. These
solutions include internet banking, mobile banking apps, online payment systems,
and cash management services to enhance efficiency and convenience for business
customers.
7. PNB Equipment Financing: Punjab National Bank provides equipment financing
solutions to help businesses acquire machinery, vehicles, and other capital assets.
These financing options include term loans, lease financing, and vendor financing
arrangements tailored to the specific requirements of the business.
8. PNB Working Capital Finance: Punjab National Bank offers working capital finance
to help businesses manage their day-to-day operational expenses and short-term
liquidity requirements. These facilities include cash credit, overdraft, and bill
discounting facilities customized to suit the working capital cycle of the business.

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 KARUR VYSYA BANK
1. KVB MSME Finance: Karur Vysya Bank provides financial assistance to micro, small,
and medium enterprises (MSMEs) through various loan products. These loans are
designed to meet the working capital needs, expansion plans, technology
upgradation, and other requirements of MSMEs.
2. KVB Business Loan: Karur Vysya Bank offers business loans to support
entrepreneurs and businesses in meeting their funding requirements. These loans
can be availed for various purposes such as working capital, purchase of
machinery/equipment, business expansion, or infrastructure development.
3. KVB Stand-Up India Scheme: Karur Vysya Bank participates in the Stand-Up India
scheme launched by the Government of India to promote entrepreneurship among
women, Scheduled Castes (SCs), and Scheduled Tribes (STs). Under this scheme, the
bank provides loans to eligible borrowers for setting up greenfield enterprises.
4. KVB Trade Finance Solutions: Karur Vysya Bank provides a range of trade finance
solutions to facilitate import and export transactions for businesses. These solutions
include letter of credit (LC) facilities, bank guarantees, export finance, import finance,
and documentary collections.
5. KVB Equipment Financing: Karur Vysya Bank offers equipment financing solutions
to assist businesses in acquiring machinery, vehicles, and other capital assets. These
financing options include term loans, lease financing, and vendor financing
arrangements customized to meet the specific needs of the business.
6. KVB Working Capital Finance: Karur Vysya Bank provides working capital finance to
help businesses manage their day-to-day operational expenses and short-term
liquidity requirements. These facilities include cash credit, overdraft, and bill
discounting facilities tailored to suit the working capital cycle of the business.
7. KVB Digital Banking Solutions: Karur Vysya Bank offers digital banking solutions
and services to simplify banking operations for businesses. These solutions include
internet banking, mobile banking apps, online payment systems, and cash
management services to enhance efficiency and convenience for business customers.
8. KVB SME Smart Score Loan: This scheme provides loans to small and medium
enterprises (SMEs) based on their credit score. SMEs with a good credit score can
avail of loans at competitive interest rates and with favorable terms and conditions.

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 BANK OF BARODA
1. Bank of Baroda SME Loan: Bank of Baroda provides financial assistance to small
and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) through various loan products. These loans are
tailored to meet the working capital needs, expansion plans, technology upgradation,
and other requirements of SMEs.
2. Bank of Baroda Stand-Up India Scheme: Bank of Baroda participates in the Stand-
Up India scheme launched by the Government of India to promote entrepreneurship
among women, Scheduled Castes (SCs), and Scheduled Tribes (STs). Under this
scheme, the bank provides loans to eligible borrowers for setting up greenfield
enterprises.
3. Bank of Baroda Mudra Loan Scheme: Bank of Baroda participates in the Pradhan
Mantri Mudra Yojana (PMMY) and offers Mudra loans to micro-enterprises engaged
in non-farm income-generating activities. These loans are categorized into Shishu,
Kishor, and Tarun schemes based on the stage of business growth.
4. Bank of Baroda Business Loan: Bank of Baroda offers business loans to support
entrepreneurs and businesses in meeting their funding requirements. These loans
can be availed for various purposes such as working capital, purchase of
machinery/equipment, business expansion, or infrastructure development.
5. Bank of Baroda Trade Finance Solutions: Bank of Baroda provides a range of trade
finance solutions to facilitate import and export transactions for businesses. These
solutions include letter of credit (LC) facilities, bank guarantees, export finance,
import finance, and documentary collections.
6. Bank of Baroda Equipment Financing: Bank of Baroda offers equipment financing
solutions to assist businesses in acquiring machinery, vehicles, and other capital
assets. These financing options include term loans, lease financing, and vendor
financing arrangements customized to meet the specific needs of the business.
7. Bank of Baroda Working Capital Finance: Bank of Baroda provides working capital
finance to help businesses manage their day-to-day operational expenses and short-
term liquidity requirements. These facilities include cash credit, overdraft, and bill
discounting facilities tailored to suit the working capital cycle of the business.
8. Bank of Baroda Digital Banking Solutions: Bank of Baroda offers digital banking
solutions and services to simplify banking operations for businesses. These solutions
include internet banking, mobile banking apps, online payment systems, and cash
management services to enhance efficiency and convenience for business customers.

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 YES BANK
1. Yes SME Loans: Yes Bank provides financial assistance to small and medium-sized
enterprises (SMEs) through various loan products. These loans are tailored to meet
the working capital needs, expansion plans, technology upgradation, and other
requirements of SMEs.
2. Yes Business Loan: Yes Bank offers business loans to support entrepreneurs and
businesses in meeting their funding requirements. These loans can be availed for
various purposes such as working capital, purchase of machinery/equipment,
business expansion, or infrastructure development.
3. Yes Stand-Up India Scheme: Yes Bank participates in the Stand-Up India scheme
launched by the Government of India to promote entrepreneurship among women,
Scheduled Castes (SCs), and Scheduled Tribes (STs). Under this scheme, the bank
provides loans to eligible borrowers for setting up greenfield enterprises.
4. Yes Mudra Loan Scheme: Yes Bank participates in the Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana
(PMMY) and offers Mudra loans to micro-enterprises engaged in non-farm income-
generating activities. These loans are categorized into Shishu, Kishor, and Tarun
schemes based on the stage of business growth.
5. Yes Trade Finance Solutions: Yes Bank provides a range of trade finance solutions
to facilitate import and export transactions for businesses. These solutions include
letter of credit (LC) facilities, bank guarantees, export finance, import finance, and
documentary collections.
6. Yes Equipment Financing: Yes Bank offers equipment financing solutions to assist
businesses in acquiring machinery, vehicles, and other capital assets. These financing
options include term loans, lease financing, and vendor financing arrangements
customized to meet the specific needs of the business.
7. Yes Working Capital Finance: Yes Bank provides working capital finance to help
businesses manage their day-to-day operational expenses and short-term liquidity
requirements. These facilities include cash credit, overdraft, and bill discounting
facilities tailored to suit the working capital cycle of the business.
8. Yes Digital Banking Solutions: Yes Bank offers digital banking solutions and
services to simplify banking operations for businesses. These solutions include
internet banking, mobile banking apps, online payment systems, and cash
management services to enhance efficiency and convenience for business customers.

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 IDBI BANK
1. IDBI Bank MSME Finance: IDBI Bank provides financial assistance to micro, small,
and medium enterprises (MSMEs) through various loan products. These loans are
tailored to meet the working capital needs, expansion plans, technology upgradation,
and other requirements of MSMEs.
2. IDBI Bank Business Loan: IDBI Bank offers business loans to support entrepreneurs
and businesses in meeting their funding requirements. These loans can be availed for
various purposes such as working capital, purchase of machinery/equipment,
business expansion, or infrastructure development.
3. IDBI Bank Stand-Up India Scheme: IDBI Bank participates in the Stand-Up India
scheme launched by the Government of India to promote entrepreneurship among
women, Scheduled Castes (SCs), and Scheduled Tribes (STs). Under this scheme, the
bank provides loans to eligible borrowers for setting up greenfield enterprises.
4. IDBI Bank Mudra Loan Scheme: IDBI Bank participates in the Pradhan Mantri
Mudra Yojana (PMMY) and offers Mudra loans to micro-enterprises engaged in non-
farm income-generating activities. These loans are categorized into Shishu, Kishor,
and Tarun schemes based on the stage of business growth.
5. IDBI Bank Trade Finance Solutions: IDBI Bank provides a range of trade finance
solutions to facilitate import and export transactions for businesses. These solutions
include letter of credit (LC) facilities, bank guarantees, export finance, import finance,
and documentary collections.
6. IDBI Bank Equipment Financing: IDBI Bank offers equipment financing solutions to
assist businesses in acquiring machinery, vehicles, and other capital assets. These
financing options include term loans, lease financing, and vendor financing
arrangements customized to meet the specific needs of the business.
7. IDBI Bank Working Capital Finance: IDBI Bank provides working capital finance to
help businesses manage their day-to-day operational expenses and short-term
liquidity requirements. These facilities include cash credit, overdraft, and bill
discounting facilities tailored to suit the working capital cycle of the business.
8. IDBI Bank Digital Banking Solutions: IDBI Bank offers digital banking solutions and
services to simplify banking operations for businesses. These solutions include
internet banking, mobile banking apps, online payment systems, and cash
management services to enhance efficiency and convenience for business customers.

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CONCLUSION

In conclusion, various banks in India, including public sector banks like Punjab National
Bank (PNB), Bank of Baroda (BoB), and IDBI Bank, as well as private sector banks like Yes
Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank, offer a range of schemes and initiatives to support
entrepreneurship and small businesses. These schemes include tailored loan products,
financing solutions for working capital and equipment acquisition, participation in
government schemes like Stand-Up India and Mudra Yojana, trade finance solutions, and
digital banking services. Entrepreneurs and small business owners are encouraged to explore
the offerings of these banks and choose the schemes that best suit their financial needs and
business goals. Additionally, it's essential to verify the availability and specifics of these
schemes directly with the respective banks or by visiting their official websites for the most
up-to-date information.

WEEKLY PROGRESS REPORT

SR.NO. WEEK ACTIVITY PERFORMED SIGN OF DATE

GUIDE

1. 1st Discussion and finalization of topic

2. 2nd Preparation and submission of Abstract

3. 3rd Collection of Data

4. 4th Discussion and outline of Content

5. 5th Formulation of Content

6. 6th Editing and proof Reading ofContent

7. 7th Compilation of Report and Presentation

8. 8th Seminar / Viva voce

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 9. 9th Final submission of Micro Project

Sign of the student Sign of the faculty

ANEEXURE II

Evaluation Sheet for the Micro Project

Academic Year: 2023-24 Name of the Faculty: -Prof A.S. Shidurkar

Course: ED Course code: 22032

Semester: 6

CO’s addressed by the Micro Project:

C414.1 : configure various networking devices

Major Learning outcomes achieved by students by doing the Project:

(a)Practical Outcome
Pro-1:Configure peer-to peer Network with at least three hosts.

Pro-10:Configure client to file server and use file services.

(b)Unit Outcomes in cognitive Domain
1.d. Classify computer networks on the specified parameter.

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5a. Identify function and feautures of the given layers of OSI Refrence model.
5b.Compare the specified service on the given parameters
1.c. Explain the process of data
for the given situation with justification.

(c)Outcomes in affective Domain

1.a.Describe role of the given component in the process of data communication
1e.Select network architecture for the given situation with justification

Marks out of 6 marks out of

Roll Student Name for performance 4for Total out of
No in group activity performance in 10
(D5 Col.8) oral/
presentation
(D5 Col.9)
14 Abhay Munnalal
Vishwakarma

(Signature of Faculty)
Prof.A.S. Shidurkar

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