Level 3 · Operator · Curriculum outline · external review pending
Mushroom Project Government & Bank Readiness
Scheme, eligibility, cost norm, assistance, application, sanction, DPR, bank and disbursement distinctions.
4lessons
4full lessons
12self-check questions
EN · HIlanguages
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Learning outcomes
After this course, you should be able to:
- Separate eligibility from approval
- Interpret a normative basis
- Identify funding-timing risk
Course map
Every lesson opens with objectives and a diagram, carries sourced numbers, ends with a farm task and three questions.
- 01Scheme vs SubsidyA scheme is a printed offer to a category of people. A subsidy is money released to one named applicant after the work is checked. Most disappointment lives in that gap.
- 02Cost Norm & Assistance BasisAssistance is not a share of what you spend. It is a share of a number the scheme has already fixed, and the difference is yours to fund.
- 03DPR & Bank ReadinessA detailed project report is not a brochure. It is a set of numbers that must agree with each other, and later with the bills you produce.
- 04Verify the Application ChannelSanction is not money. A sanctioned loan is not money in hand either. Between the application and the credit in your account stand several separate gates.