India realized and initiate the significance of poverty reduction programme through micro finance to attain out the poorest people and enhance their livelihood in the complex world. Micro-finance is an efficient tool which estimates the growth of the poor women in India. The Indian Economic statistics indicate in relation to 26% of the entire population in the country belong to the rural poor and recover their life is very big challenges for the government and the societies. The major performance of the SHG are that it inculcates the investments and banking behaviour amongst member, secure them from financial, technical and moral strengths, enable availing of finance for productive purpose and gains economic wealth through loan/credit. In the present study the effect of demographic factors on dimensions of SHG is analysed using ANOVA and it is found that there is a significant mean difference between the marital status of the SHG respondents and the impact of micro finance to SHG in Chennai city. It is also concluded that here is a important mean difference among the employment of the SHG respondents and the blow of micro finance to SHG in Chennai city.

Analytical Overview, Demographic factors, Dimensions, SHGs