CCP504 (B)

DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION
ANDHRA PRADESH
Name : G.Rajeswari
Designation : Senior Lecturer
Branch :Commercial and Computer Practice
Institute : Government Polytechnic, Srikakulam
Year/Semester : V semester
Subject : Banking
Subject code : CCP 504(B)
Topic : Banking, types of banks
Duration :50mts
Sub topic : Co-operative Banks
Teaching Aids : PPT, Animation

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Co-operative Banks – Features And
Functions
Objectives:
On Completion of this period, you would be

able to:
 Know the features of Co-operative Banks.
 Understand the functions of Co-operative Banks.
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Introduction:
In India, Commercial Banks and Co-operative

Banks do exist and perform the functions of
banking.
 But there are certain differences between them.
What are they?
 Have you visited to any Co-operative bank?
 Did you find any difference between a
commercial bank and Co-operative Bank?
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Features of Co-Operative Banks:-
1. The Co-operative bank is a co-operative

organization.
2. It is a voluntary organization.
3. It works on the principle of mutual co-operation and
self-help.
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1. These banks have been established under the
co-operative societies act.
3. They are private sector banks.
1. These banks have a three tier set up.
2. Co-operative banks function within a given area.
3. Only State Co-operative Banks have access to the
Reserve Bank of India.
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1. The control of RBI is partial over the Co-operative

banks.
1. Co-operative banks offer a slightly higher rate of

interest.
2. In Co-operative banks borrowers are member-
shareholders.
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Functions of Co-operative Banks
1. Co-operative banks mobilize savings of the rural

people.
2. They inculcate the habit of thrift and self help.
3. It lends funds to the needy rural people.
4. These banks are basically rural oriented.
5. They give credit to agriculture and allied activities.
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Differences between co – operative Banks
and commercial Banks
Co-operative Banks Commercial Banks
1) These are governed by the 1) These are governed by the

cooperative societies Act Banking Regulation Act.1949
1904
3) These Banks provide 4) These Banks Generally

short, Medium and long provide short, Medium and
term agricultural and allied long term finance to trade
sectors ,commerce and industry
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Differences between co – operative Banks and
commercial Banks
Co-operative Banks Commercial Banks
1) Land finance to their 1) Land to any one who is

members only willing to borrow and satisfy
the conditions of the Bank
3) These banks operate on a 2) Their operations are on a
relative small scale Large scale
5) Score of activities is 4) Offers wide range of

limited to providing Financial services
different Types of loans to
their members
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Differences between co – operative Banks and
commercial Banks
Co – operative banks Commercial Banks

1) Operate as a federal 1) The Banks have the
structure in India structure of a joint stock
company
3) Subject to supervision of the 2) Directly under the
state Governments, supervision of RBI
NABARD and RBI
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Summary
1. The Co-operative Banks were set up under co-

operative society’s act.
2. It is a voluntary association works on the principle of
co-operation and self-help.
3. It gives short and medium term loans to
agriculturists and small business enterprises.
4. Interest rates are slightly higher than the interest
rates of Commercial Banks.
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Quiz
1. Co-operative banks play a dominant role in
which type of credit?
A. Rural Credit
B. Urban Credit
C. Car loans
D. Housing loans
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Quiz
1. The Co-operative banking system in India is
A. Three tier set up

B. Two tier set up
C. Single tier set up
D. None
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Quiz
1. The Co-operative institution which provides
non-agricultural credit is
A. Farmers service society

B. Primary agricultural credit Society
C. Urban Co-operative Banks
D. None of the above
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Quiz
1. Co-operative banking system in India
follows a pyramid type of three tier
structure for
A. Medium term credit

B. Long term credit
C. Short term credit
D. Both short term and long term credit
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Frequently asked Questions
1. List any four functions of Co-operative Banks?
3. Mention any four features of Co-operative Banks.
5. Distinguish between co – operative and

Commercial banks
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Assignment:
Visit any Co-operative Bank and find out the

category to which it belongs? Ask the details about
their activities.
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DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION

Teaching Aids : PPT, Animation

On Completion of this period, you would be

In India, Commercial Banks and Co-operative

1. The Co-operative bank is a co-operative

1. The control of RBI is partial over the Co-operative

1. Co-operative banks offer a slightly higher rate of

1. Co-operative banks mobilize savings of the rural

Co-operative Banks Commercial Banks

1) These are governed by the 1) These are governed by the

3) These Banks provide 4) These Banks Generally

Co-operative Banks Commercial Banks

1) Land finance to their 1) Land to any one who is

5) Score of activities is 4) Offers wide range of

Co – operative banks Commercial Banks

1. The Co-operative Banks were set up under co-

A. Three tier set up

A. Farmers service society

A. Medium term credit

1. List any four functions of Co-operative Banks?

3. Mention any four features of Co-operative Banks.

5. Distinguish between co – operative and

Visit any Co-operative Bank and find out the

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