Loan Schemes

Agricultural Loan

What is Agricultural Loan?

Agricultural loans help farmers run their farms more efficiently. It can be difficult to keep up with all of the costs associated with running a farm, so farmers need low interest agricultural loans to help them stay afloat.

Fortunately, the government often steps in with low interest loans and other subsidies that help farmers turn a profit.

Farmers can use agricultural loans to:

  1. Purchase farm land. Whether you are just starting out as a farmer or wish to expand your current farm business, agricultural land loans help you purchase the land you need to build a great farm.
  2. Cover operating expenses. Besides needing farm land financing, many farmers also need help covering some of the operating costs. Farm equipment is expensive, but it’s necessary to run the farm. With better equipment, you can cover more land quickly.
  3. Help with the marketing of their product. If they want to make a profit, then farmers need to sell the product they create. This means that they need an effective marketing plan and money to pay for marketing costs in addition to farm land loans.

Types of Agricultural Loan

Sr.No Type
1 AGST LOAN General (OLD) – IND
2 AGMT LOAN General (5-9 Y) – IND
3 AGMT LOAN (RESCHEDUAL) -IND
4 AGMT LOAN (IRDP) -IND
5 AGMT LOAN REHABILATION (PRINCIPAL) -IND
6 AGST LOAN General (OLD) – SOC
7 AGST LOAN (MARGINAL) – SOC
8 AGMT LOAN (RESCHEDUAL) – SOC
9 AGMT LOAN General (5-9 Y) – SOC
10 AGMT LOAN (IRDP) – SOC
11 AGMT LOAN (CONVERSION) – SOC
12 AGLT LOAN REHABILATION (PRINCIPAL) – SOC
13 AGLT LOAN REHALILATION (INTEREST) – SOC
14 AGMT LOAN (GODOWN) – SOC
15 AGMT (SOFT LOAN) – SOC

Facilities in Agricultural Loan

  • STATEMENT.
  • SUBSIDY (IF APPLICABLE).
  • SMS FACILITY.

Non-Agricultural Loan

What is a Non-Agricultural Loan?

Several kinds of loans are included in this category; every loan has different purpose & interest rates which is regulated by bank. Loans like Education, Housing, Vehicle, Gold, LAP (Loan Against Property) are included in this category.

Types of Non-Agricultural Loan

Sr.No Type
1 HOUSING LOAN – IND
2 FOUR WHEELER LOAN – IND
3 OTHER VEHICLE LOAN – IND
4 LOAN AGAINST DEPOSITS (FDR)
5 LOAN AGAINST DEPOSITS (CDR)
6 LOAN AGAINST NSC/KVP
7 LOAN AGAINST INSURANCE POLICY
8 EDUCATION LOAN – IND
9 (5-9 Y) LOAN – SELF HELP GROUP
10 COMPOSITE LOAN – IND
11 NON FARM SECTOR (BANKABLE) LOAN – IND
12 CONSUMER LOAN – IND
13 GOLD LOAN – IND
14 LOAN AGAINST PROPERTY – IND
15 LOAN (OWN FUND) – INDUSTRIAL SOC
16 LOAN (BLOCK FUND) – INDUSTRIAL SOC
17 PERSNAL CREDIT LOAN – IND
18 LOAN (YEARLY INSTALMENT) – SOC
19 EXCISE DUTY TERM LOAN
20 CUP LOAN (BANK FUNDS) – INDUSTRIAL SOC

Facilities in Non-Agricultural Loan

  • STATEMENT
  • SMS
  • SUBSIDY (IF APPLICABLE)

Education Loan

Policy for Granting Individual Higher Education Loan

Purpose: For higher education in India / Abroad

Eligibility:

  • Applicant must be a resident of Valsad, Navsari or Dang district and must be an Indian citizen.
  • Minimum 60% marks in graduation for postgraduate course.
  • Minimum 60% marks in 12th standard for graduation course.
  • In case of minor applicant, parent/legal guardian must be co-applicant.
  • Co-applicant age should not exceed 70 years including loan period.

Loan Purpose: Admission must be confirmed in recognized institutions for Degree, Diploma, Postgraduate, PhD, or Professional Courses. Loan is also available for recognized foreign institutions.

Loan Terms & Conditions

  • CIBIL Report: Loan eligibility based on CIBIL score. Charges Rs.100 + GST applicable.
  • Title Clearance Report: For loans above Rs.7,50,000 with mortgage condition, title clearance certificate required.
  • Valuation Report: For loans above Rs.7,50,000, valuation report required.
  • Guarantor: Two guarantors with repayment capacity required. One must be parent.
  • Margin: Up to 25% as per bank norms.
  • Loan Period: Maximum 7 years including moratorium period.
  • Interest Rate: As per bank norms. Interest during study calculated monthly and added later.
  • Nominal Membership: Applicant and guarantor must become nominal members.
  • Bank Account: Applicant must open account in the bank.
  • Processing Fee: As per bank rules.
  • Loan Disbursement: Includes admission fee, tuition fee, books, hostel, etc.
  • Loan Recovery: Repayment starts after course + 6 months or job (whichever earlier). Maximum 84 months EMI.
  • Loan Limit: 75% to 80% of total cost or Rs.20,00,000 whichever is lower.
  • Other Conditions: Student must submit mark sheet every year.

Documents Required

  1. Loan Agreement
  2. Guarantor Deed
  3. Acceptance Letter
  4. Fee Receipt
  5. Expense Proof
  6. Property Documents (if applicable)
  7. Demand Promissory Note
  8. General Lien Letter
  9. Request Letter
  10. Instalment Letter

Security: For loans above Rs.7,50,000, property mortgage is required.

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