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Under Mukhyamantri Yuva Swarozgar Yojana of Uttar Pradesh, the maximum project cost allowed in the industry sector is:

  1. A.Rs 10 lakh
  2. B.Rs 25 lakh
  3. C.Rs 50 lakh
  4. D.Rs 1 crore

Correct answer

B. Rs 25 lakh

Explanation

The correct answer is B, Rs 25 lakh. The scheme, run by the Khadi and Village Industries Board and the MSME department, finances a bank loan for a new unit set up by an educated unemployed youth of the state, with the project cost allowed up to Rs 25 lakh in the industry sector and up to Rs 10 lakh in the service sector, and a margin money subsidy of a quarter of the project cost from the state.

Option A, Rs 10 lakh, is the ceiling for the service sector and is the trap built into the question. Option C, Rs 50 lakh, and option D, Rs 1 crore, belong to larger central credit schemes for medium enterprises and not to this youth scheme. Learn the pair together, Rs 25 lakh for industry and Rs 10 lakh for services, and remember that the applicant must normally be between 18 and 40 years of age and at least a Class 10 pass.

Read the full article: Major Schemes of the Uttar Pradesh Government: Facts and Figures

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