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1. MBA IV SEMESTER PROJECT PRESENTATION PROJECT REPORT ON COMPARATIVE STUDY ON REGIONAL RURAL BANKS BY Student Name : MUSKAN Hall Ticket No:1422-22-672-059 Project Guide: Mrs. T TRUPTHI ASST. PROFESSOR CSI INSTITUTE OF PG STUDIES SECUNDERABAD

2. REGIONAL RURAL BANKS NAME: MUSKAN ROLL NO: 1422-22-672-059 CSI INSTITUTE OF PG STUDIES: SECUNDERABAD

3. INTRODUCTION/OBJECTIVES: Introduction: Regional Rural Banks(RRBs) are government owned scheduled commercial banks of india that operate at regional level in different states of india . Objectives: These banks under the ownership of Ministry of Finance, Government of India. To analyze the position of capital adequacy in the amalgamated and stand alone RRBs. To analyze the management efficiency and liquidation.

4. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY: Research Approach: This study adopts descriptive and analytical research design. Sources of Data: → Primary data : Reports and Banks. → Secondary data: Analysis of secondary data, statistical reports of NABARD. Sample size : Research work covers a time span of six years. Sample techniques : Capital adequacy, assets quality,.   management.

5. TOOLS & TECHNIQUES: CAMELS,which is basically a ratio based model has been used for evaluating the financial performance of selected banks . Some of the tools commonly used: Quantitative Assessment. Arithmetic Mean. coefficient of variance. t-test.

6. FINDINGS AND SUGGESTIONS: Findings: There is a need to increase their authorised capital so that they can expand their business and serve the rural people effectively. There is a need to provide them with adequate financial assistance so that they can meet their day to day expenses. RRBs alone have organised roughly 12 lakh self- help group, 45 percent in the country. Suggestions: It presents a summary of various studies conducted on the performance of RRBs at national level. There is a need to attract and retain trained personnel in RRB’s by providing them with better working conditions and salaries

7. CONCLUSION: This study concludes that despite the problems faced by Regional Rural Banks, they have played an important role in the development of rural areas. There is a need to take measures to improve their functioning so that they can serve the rural people more effectively. With the help of technology and consolidation, it is possible to make RRBs more efficient and reach a larger number of people.

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