Karnataka Minority Business Loan Scheme 2025: Direct Loans up to ₹20 Lakhs for Entrepreneurs

The Direct Loans for Business Enterprise Scheme is a significant initiative by the Karnataka Minorities Development Corporation (KMDC) aimed at empowering entrepreneurs from religious minority communities. The scheme provides collateral-based loans up to ₹20 lakhs to help them start or expand their business ventures.


Highlights of Minority Business Loan in Karnataka

Name: Direct Loans for Business Enterprise Scheme
Launched by: Karnataka Minorities Development Corporation (KMDC)
Loan Amount: Up to ₹20 Lakhs
Interest Rate: 4% (Income below ₹8 Lakhs), 6% (Income between ₹8–15 Lakhs)
Eligibility: Karnataka residents from religious minority communities
Collateral: Mortgage of property required
Application Mode: Online and Offline


Key Benefits

• Loans up to ₹20 lakhs for business startup or expansion.
• 4% interest rate for families with annual income up to ₹8 lakhs.
• 6% interest rate for families with income between ₹8–15 lakhs.
• Enables economic growth for Karnataka’s religious minority communities.


Eligibility Conditions

• Applicant must be a resident of Karnataka.
• Must belong to a recognized religious minority (Muslim, Christian, Sikh, Buddhist, or Jain).
• Age limit: 18 to 55 years.
• Only one member per family is eligible.
• Family income must be below ₹15 lakhs annually.


Exclusions

• Applicants who are loan defaulters of KMDC are not eligible under this scheme.


How to Apply – Online/ Offline Process

Online Steps

  1. Visit the official KMDC Website.

  2. Fill out the loan application form online with accurate details.

  3. Download and print the submitted application form.

Offline Steps

  1. Submit the printed application form along with the required documents to your district’s Selection Panel.

  2. Upon approval, the loan amount will be directly credited to the applicant’s bank account.


Necessary Documents for Application

• Aadhaar Card (Residential Proof)
• Caste Certificate issued by the competent authority
• Income Certificate issued by the competent authority
• Property-related documents (Lease/Gift/Sale deed, etc.)
• Khata Certificate and Extract or Mutation Copy
• Project Report/Profile (from a Chartered Accountant)
• Property valuation certificate from a registered valuer
• Tax-paid receipts and guidance value of property
• Encumbrance Certificate (EC)/Form 15
• No Objection Certificate (NOC) from family members along with family tree
• Self-declaration form


Documents Required After Selection

• Committee Approval Order
• Applicant’s Affidavit
• Joint Affidavit with Guarantor
• Demand Promissory Note (DPN)
• Hypothecation & Mortgage Deed
• Repayment Letter & Loan Agreement
• Acknowledgment of Debt (Borrower & Guarantor)
• Memorandum of Title Deeds
• Blood Relation Power of Attorney (if applicable)


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Who is eligible for this loan scheme?
Applicants must be residents of Karnataka, aged between 18 and 55, and belong to religious minority communities.

Q: What are the financial benefits of this scheme?
Eligible applicants can avail loans up to ₹20 lakhs at 4%–6% interest depending on family income.

Q: Is a guarantor or collateral required?
Yes, the loan is provided only against the mortgage of property with supporting documents.

Q: What is the application process for the scheme?
The process involves filling out an online form, printing it, and submitting it offline with relevant documents for approval.

Q: Where can I get the self-declaration, caste certificate, and RTC?
These can be obtained from your local revenue offices or the respective issuing authorities in Karnataka.


References & Important Links

KMDC Official Website
Scheme Discription & Guidelines
• Karnataka e-Governance Portal

Arjan Patel

Arjan Patel is a passionate financial educator and policy researcher with over a decade of experience in rural banking and subsidy-linked credit schemes. As the founder of www.loansubsidy.in, he is committed to simplifying government loan programs and making financial benefits accessible to every citizen. Known for his grassroots insights and clear explanations, Arjan continues to bridge the gap between policy and people through digital outreach and advisory.

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