| Abstract | The Pradhan Mantri Jan Suraksha Schemes were introduced by the Government of India to
promote financial security among economically weaker sections through affordable insurance and
pension benefits. This study focuses on evaluating the level of satisfaction of beneficiaries towards these
schemes in Pollachi Taluk, along with their awareness and participation. The study is based on primary
data collected from 411 respondents using a structured questionnaire, supported by secondary data from
relevant sources. Descriptive statistical tools such as percentage analysis were used to examine
demographic characteristics and awareness levels. In addition, One-Way ANOVA was applied to
identify significant differences in satisfaction levels among various socio-economic groups. The
findings indicate that while beneficiaries generally show a positive level of satisfaction, variations exist
based on factors such as accessibility, awareness, and service delivery. The study suggests improving
awareness programs and service efficiency to enhance the overall effectiveness of the schemes.
Keywords: Pradhan Mantri Jan Suraksha Schemes, Satisfaction, Awareness and Perception.
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