This paper examined the performance of Self Help Groups (SHGs) in Tribal Sub Plan Region of Rajasthan state of India. The study also analyzed association between performance and family type, age, income level & education categories. In total 300 SHG members were selected for this study. One sample ‘t’ test and Pearson's chi-square test of association, is use to find out that there is a association among two categorical variables. Opinion of respondent towards duration of assistance was examined through frequency distribution. From the mean value study it reveals that members are seems to be pleased with SHG functioning, no statistically significant association between family type, age, income groups and opinion across different education groups with SHG performance. Despite the numerous studies on SHGs but researcher could not find the word “Evaluative, Tribal Sub Plan Region as there was not a single article which was focused on these areas.

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