About this scheme
PMMY Tarun is the highest tier of the Mudra scheme, covering loans between Rs. 5,00,000 and Rs. 10,00,000. Designed for established micro-enterprises ready to scale — adding capacity, opening additional outlets, or making major capital purchases. Tarun loans typically require stronger credit history and documentation than Shishu or Kishore.
What you get
- Loan amount: Rs. 5,00,000 – Rs. 10,00,000
- Up to Rs. 10 lakh remains collateral-free via CGTMSE/CGFMU cover
- Interest rate: 9.0%–14.0% per annum (varies by lender and risk profile)
- Repayment tenure: up to 7 years for term loan portion
- Working capital cash credit limit + term loan can be combined
- Insurance of stocks and machinery typically funded by the lender
- Top-up loans available on satisfactory repayment after 12 months
Who qualifies
Existing micro-enterprises with at least 12 months of operating history, demonstrable revenue, and a credit need between Rs. 5,00,000 and Rs. 10,00,000. Eligible entity types include proprietorship, partnership, LLP, and private limited (for genuine micro-units). The business must have a verifiable GST registration (if turnover crosses threshold) and Udyam registration. The applicant must have a clean credit history with no defaults in the past 2 years.
All industries qualify (no NIC restriction).
All business types qualify.
Available across India (central scheme).
How to apply
- 1Prepare detailed project report (DPR) with 3-year financial projections
- 2Compile last 2 years of audited financials (P&L, balance sheet) and last 2 years of ITR
- 3Approach lender; many require a pre-application discussion with credit officer
- 4Submit full application: business plan, financial statements, GST returns (12 months), bank statements (24 months), promoter KYC
- 5Lender conducts on-site visit, references check with suppliers/buyers, and credit appraisal
- 6Sanction issued; loan agreement, hypothecation deeds, and personal guarantees executed
- 7Disbursement typically within 30–45 working days
Key terms and conditions
- Hypothecation of assets + personal guarantee of all partners/directors is standard
- Interest is typically floating; some lenders offer fixed-rate options at a premium
- Stock statement to be submitted monthly if working-capital component exists
- Annual loan review with updated financials
- Insurance of hypothecated assets with lender as beneficiary is mandatory
What disqualifies you
- Crop loans excluded — Kisan Credit Card is the appropriate scheme
- Speculative activities (commodity trading, stock market) excluded
- CIBIL score below 700 will lead to rejection at most banks
- Existing loan from another lender for the same purpose disqualifies
- Promoters must have at least 25% own contribution (margin money) for term loans
Documents typically required
- Aadhaar + PAN
- GST registration
- Last 2 years ITR
- Last 12 months bank statement
- Business projections
Frequently asked questions
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